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纺织日报
2005年01月26日 |
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| 1、毛里求斯求购面料 |
| 2、澳大利亚求购服装 |
| 3、香港求购库存服装 |
| 4、加拿大求购品牌服装 |
| 5、保加利亚求购床单面料 |
| 6、毛里求斯求购装饰面料 |
| 7、印度求购丝帽 |
| 8、伊朗求购腈纶纱等 |
| 9、泰国求购T恤 |
| 10、印度求购回丝 |
| 11、肯尼亚求购女士内衣 |
| 12、韩国求购斜纹布 |
| 13、印度求购纽扣 |
| 14、 以色列求购印花机等 |
| 15、巴基斯坦求购牛仔裤 |
| 16、 Global
yarn output remains flat in Q3 |
| 17、National
Jute Policy aims at infusing competitiveness |
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| Buy:
Fabric |
We are Importer -
Wholesaler-and interedted with allkindsof fabrics for bridal wears
such as Embroideries on satin - organza - tulle net and
laces and fashioanble fabrics for night dress.
Company Details (With
Email) |
| Buy:
Apparel |
We are looking for
Men, women, children & Baby clothing, Knitted or not,
Outer garments, Shirts, tops, pants, jeans, t-shirts,
Undergarments, Lingerie.
Company Details |
| Buy:
garment stock lots |
We are interested in
buying all kinds of garment stock lots. We request min.
quantity of 1,000 dozens per style.
Company Details |
| Buy:
Authentic brand name apparel |
We are interested in
authentic brand name apparel only.with and without
paperwork.brands such as ralph lauren,von dutch,juicy
couture,man seven
jeans,urban wear all brand name items.we are intersted in
smaller lots ongoing
500,100,200 pieces.
Company Details |
| Buy:
Sheeting fabrics |
We are interested in
fabrics for production of bed sheetings and curtaning.
Best is to be made in EU.
Company Details （With
Email) |
| Buy:
Fabrics |
I want to buy
materials used for curtains and upholstery. Cotton,plain
printed stripes/checks. Also heavy materials for
upholstery:eg handloom (plain,stripes,checks...)
Company Details |
| Buy:
Silk Cap |
We are interested in
Silk Cap. Pl give us full details and best quote
Company Details |
| Buy:
Acrylic fiber |
We are looking for
manufactures of below items :
Acrylic Yarn 10.2
Poly yarn 100/36 & 150/48 &100/144 &100/96&
75/36
Viscose Stable Fiber 1.5D X 38mm
Polyester Stable Fiber 1.4D X 38 mm
Company Details |
| Buy:
T shirt |
I will like to buy t
shirt like the foto
Company Details (With
Email) |
| Buy:
Cotton thread waste |
We are interested in
cototn thread waste like GREY THREAD WASTE
Company Details |
| Buy:
Ladies Underwear |
We are interested in buying ladies underwear (briefs), dead
stocks, new designs,
sexy designs etc. Contact us for more details.
Company Details (With
Email) |
| Buy:
Twill |
WE ARE LOOKING FOR
twill fabric:
T/C65/35 40/2 x 40/2 105x58 1/2(right) 63" 6000y/d
T/C65/35 32/2 x 32/2 105x58 1/2(right) 63" 6000y/d
Company Details |
| Buy:
Fastener |
We are interested to
buy all kinds of fasteners.
Company Details |
| Buy:
Printing machinery |
We seek for printing
and labeling machinery to make quality prints (screen
including) on t-shirts and other wear. Also we need labeling
machine to make various labels.
Company Details |
| Buy:
Jeans |
WE REQUIRE 125,000
PCS 12oz STOCK LOT BASIC 5 POCKET GENTS BLUE DENIM WITH SOFT
WASH PLEASE QUOTE US THE FOB RATES OF THE SAME , AND SEND US
THE DETAILS OF THE SAME ALONG WITH SIZE, COLORS, PACKING
RATIO.
Company Details |
| Global yarn output remains flat in Q3 |
| The data released by the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) indicates that there has been hardly any change in the global output of yarn during the third quarter (July-September) of 2004 as compared to the output in the second quarter. Although yarn production during the third quarter rose by 2.6% in South America, 2.3% in Asia, and 1.7% in North America, the increase in these regions were more or less offset by the fall of 5.6% in Europe's yarn production. As a result, the global yarn output rose by a mere 0.2% during the third quarter of 2004, compared to the previous quarter. However, as compared to the corresponding quarter of 2003, the increase in yarn output was somewhat higher at 0.9%. It, however, appears that the global demand for yarn is not catching up with production as witnessed by the rise in stocks. Yarn inventories at the global level are stated to have gone up by 3% during the third quarter of 2004, fuelled mainly by the increase of 4.9% in South America and 3.5% each in Asia and North America, although there was a slight drop in Europe's yarn output by 0.3%. On an annual basis, global yarn stocks is stated to have swelled by 5.6% with inventories up in South America by 46.3% and in Asia by 8.6%. There was, however, a fall of 4.2% in Europe and 12.6% in North America. The ITMF report added that compared to the third quarter of 2003, yarn orders were down both in Europe as well as Brazil by 2.8% and 6%, respectively. |
| National Jute Policy aims at infusing competitiveness |
| The Centre's National Jute Policy 2005 proposes a slew of measures aimed at making the Indian jute industry competitive. The policy, the draft of which was discussed by a consultative committee attached to the textile ministry last week in Mumbai, proposes setting up of a brand equity fund consistent with the World Trade Organisation (WTO) norms, establishment of a jute board, restructuring of the Jute Corporation of India (JCI) and the National Jute Manufacturers Council (NJMC). The policy envisages increasing exports of jute and jute textiles to Rs 5,000 crore by 2010 from the current level of Rs 1,000 crore. It also proposes to improve ratio of domestic consumption to export to 65:35 from the present level of 82:18. It pointed out that the production value of jute goods at present is Rs 4,000 crore in India. The policy, in view of the WTO regime, proposes establishment of a multi-disciplinary institutional mechanism to formulate policy measures and specific action plans relating to WTO and other matters. The proposed mechanism is also expected to monitor financial proposals. The proposed jute board would incorporate an export promotion council which would play the role of facilitator and professional consultant for dealing with disputes under various agreements of the WTO, establishing warehousing facilities in major jute and jute product importing countries, and identifying the existing patent issues with a view to patenting Indian research and development efforts. The jute board would restructure the present regulatory framework in order to provide adequate incentive to all stakeholders in the jute sector to produce goods and services in an efficient manner. According to the policy, a Jute Technology Mission would be initiated with an appropriate sub-structure of mini missions on the lines of technology mission on cotton. |