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| 1、韩国求购弹力布 |
| 2、印尼求购纺织机械 |
| 3、韩国求购纯棉布 |
| 4、印度求购纯棉帆布 |
| 5、韩国求购童装 |
| 6、Government
of Canada Introduces New Measures to Increase the
Competitiveness of the Textile and Apparel Industries |
| 7、Lesotho:
Loss of WTO Textile Quotas Could Cost Jobs |
| 8、India
targets $30 bn textile export |
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| Buy:
Polyester Two Way Stretchable Farbic |
We are looking for
reliable fabric factory for the below. 96% polyester / 4%
polyurethane :
1) 150D X 150D TWO WAY STRETCHABLE TWILL FARBIC
2) 100D X 150D TWO WAY STRETCHABLE TWILL FARBIC
They will be used for spring and summer women's trousers. So
if you can supply us with such fabrics and other
construction fabrics, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Company : VISENOVA KOREA
Contact: Mr.Tristan Kim
Tel : 82-2-521-4575
Fax : 82-2-521-4576
Address : #202 Kwanglim Bldg., Seochodong, Sseouchoku,
Seoul, KoreaSeocho-Ku, Seoul Korea |
| Buy:
Textile machine |
We are very urgently
looking forward to hearing from your Indoneisan Agent who
can be help with good know-how to supply, 1. Soft Packaging
Winder 2. Rewinder 3. Dye Cut Machine 4. Velcro Hook Cutting
Knife Please advise your best CIF Jakarta and production
lead time.
Company: SAMCRO
Contact: MICHELLE J LEE
Email: michelle@samcro.net
Tel: 62-21-5960543
Fax: 62-21-5960548
Country: Indonesia |
| Buy:
Cotton fabric |
We want to import
100% cotton voile: 100% COTTON GASxGAS HIGH TWIST
2/100x2/100 100x100 58" FINISH DYED BLD POWER LOOM.
Company: ANYTEX Co., Ltd.
Contact: Charlie park
Tel: 82 2 22652937
Fax: 82 2 22652938
Address: No. 2121, Freya-town, 17-2, Euljiro 6-ga, Jung-gu
Seoul
Country: South Korea |
| Buy:
Cotton Canvas |
We are looking for
high quality cotton canvas2/10x2/10 , 52 x 32 Ripstop in
bulk.
Contact: Mr. Neeraj Singhal
Company: Bawa Paulins Private Limited
Tel: 91-11-22093732
Fax: 91-11-22095947
Adress: No.16, 46-D, East Azad Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi,
India |
| Buy:
Children Garment |
I want kids cloth and
children garment. From 3 age to 7 age with cloth.
Company: 2R CORP
Contact: Mr.S.A.Farasami
Tel : 82-31-857-4128
Fax : 82-31-857-4127
Address: 545-1 GOAM RI,YANG JU, KYUNG GI DI,KOREAYANG JU,
Kyungki-Do Korea (South)
Zip/Postal : 482-851 |
| Government of Canada Introduces New Measures to Increase the Competitiveness of the Textile and Apparel Industries |
Minister of Finance Ralph Goodale and Minister of Industry David L. Emerson today announced a number of initiatives designed to help Canada’s textile and apparel industries better compete in changing world markets.
"Canadian textile and apparel companies face a challenging global trade environment," said Minister Goodale. "These challenges will only increase on January 1, 2005, when international trade agreements oblige countries to eliminate any remaining textile and apparel quotas. The measures announced today will help provide these two industries with the tools needed to lower costs and invest in competitiveness through a focus on productivity improvements, new products and market opportunities."
As part of today’s announcement, the Government of Canada will:
Eliminate tariffs on fibre and yarn imports (worth up to $15 million per year) and on imports of textile inputs used by the apparel industry (worth up to $75 million per year), effective January 1, 2005.
Provide $50 million in additional funding to the Textile Production Efficiency Component (CANtex) over the next five years to encourage Canadian textile companies to shift to higher value-added products, focus on niche markets and improve productivity.
Extend current duty remission orders benefiting textile and apparel manufacturers for five years, gradually phasing out benefits over the final three years.
"Increasing CANtex funding to more than $70 million over five years will help Canadian manufacturers, in particular those of textiles for the downstream apparel market, diversify production towards new product lines and growing niche markets," said Minister Emerson. "The Government is committed to the long-term viability of both the apparel and textile industries in Canada, as evidenced through the success of the measures already implemented, as well as those announced today."
To help ensure tariff relief does not adversely affect current domestic production, tariffs will remain on imports of fibres, yarns and textiles also produced in Canada. The Minister of Finance will ask the Canadian International Trade Tribunal, an independent body responsible for providing advice on economic- and tariff-related matters, to consult with the textile industry to identify textile products currently produced in Canada. Once this consultation is complete and final decisions are implemented, importers will be able to request a refund of duties paid since January 1, 2005, on imports of fibre, yarn and textile products that are not currently manufactured in Canada.
CANtex encourages companies to improve productivity through projects such as lean manufacturing and the implementation of new information technology and logistics systems. Starting in fiscal year 2005–06, the additional funding is intended to encourage excellence and competitiveness in the manufacture of technical, specialty and industrial textiles, including assisting manufacturers producing textiles for the traditional apparel sector to reorient production to other textile product markets. CANtex will allow companies to apply for up to $3 million in repayable contributions for projects including equipment and machinery acquisition.
Over the next few years the Government will review the current administration of the duty remission orders program and revise it as necessary to address any problems.
The measures announced today are designed to address the findings of the October 2004 Report of the Standing Committee on Finance, Duty Remission and the Zero-Rating of Tariffs on Textile Inputs: The Canadian Apparel Industry. They are in addition to over $70 million in federal support for the textile and apparel industries over the past two years, and will more than triple the annual level of assistance to these industries. |
| Lesotho: Loss of WTO Textile Quotas Could Cost Jobs |
As many as 50,000 workers in this tiny mountain kingdom could lose their jobs after World Trade Organization textile quotas are lifted on Jan. 1, trade union leaders warned Wednesday.
The Lesotho Clothing and Allied Workers Union fears cheap Chinese-made clothing will flood the United States -- Lesotho's main market -- and African manufacturers won't be able to compete.
"This will adversely affect our exports to the United States, and millions of workers in almost every textile and clothing producing nation may lose their jobs," said Daniel Maraisane, the union's secretary-general.
Trade unions representing textile workers from across the continent have requested an urgent meeting with Supachai Panitchpakdi, director general of the World Trade Organization, to discuss the potential job losses.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Zoellick sought to play down the concerns on a visit earlier this week. He pointed out that Lesotho enjoys a competitive edge under the African Growth and Opportunity Act, or AGOA, which gives its textiles duty-free access to the United States.
Lesotho is now sub-Saharan Africa's largest exporter of textiles to the United States, producing 31 percent of the textiles exported from here to America under the act last year. |
| India targets $30 bn textile export |
| The govt has targeted to increase textile exports to about 30 billion dollars in the next two years following the lifting of quota regime from January 1 2005, textiles minister Shankar Singh Vaghela informed the Rajya Sabha on Wednesday. FemaleMale 18 - 25 26 - 35 36 & above Replying to supplementaries during question hour, Vaghela said India will try to more than double textile exports from the present level of 13 billion dollars annually to between 26 and 30 billion dollars annually in the next two years. In reply to a query, Vaghela said India will be able to overcome the threat from China in the sector as Beijing will have to wait for three more years to avail of the quota free regime as it had joined the WTO late. Among various measures, Vaghela said the banks, which were not providing credit for the textile sector had now disbursed about Rs 20,000 crore of loans to the sector. In reply to a question on National Textile Corporation (NTC) mills, Vaghela said the employees of the closed mills were very satisfied with the VRS package provided to them. He said NTC has mobilised Rs 644 crore by floating government guaranteed bonds for paying VRS compensation and other terminal benefits to 14,500 employees who opted for VRS in Maharashtra. He said 66 out of 119 NTC mills have closed and the rest are sick making a cumulative loss of Rs 1200 crore including Rs 300 crore as interest. Rehabilitation scheme has been approved by government/ BIFR for reviving 53 mills and to close down 66 unviable mills after giving VRS benefits to affected employees. |
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