Textile Market News

At the Fiber & Yarn Exhibition in Mumbai, Nilesh Sevak, head of Domestic Sales, Indorama India (IIPL), emphasized the company's commitment to innovation, stating that it is deeply ingrained in their culture.

Durak Tekstil is poised to unveil a plethora of innovative products at Texprocess 2024, showcasing their commitment to global market expansion.

Suedwolle Group showcased its first seasonless collection, ‘Activyarn,’ at the 61st edition of Filo in Milan, Italy.

Indo Count Industries (ICIL) launched Project ‘Avani’ in 2020-21 to promote organic cotton in Maharashtra.

Indonesia's polyester industry is facing a major crisis, with numerous factories on the verge of shutting down due to a lack of essential raw materials. Reason: Stringent government import restrictions, causing a critical shortage of mono-ethylene glycol (MEG), a key ingredient in polyester production.

Reliance Industries (RIL) marked its presence at Bharat Tex 2024 by launching two key initiatives aimed at propelling the textile industry towards sustainability and global recognition.

Kraig Biocraft Laboratories (KBLB) announced a significant advancement in their quest to commercialize spider silk technology. They achieved homozygosity for the spider silk gene in both parents of their BAM 1 hybrid, a crucial step for efficient production.

India's leading lifestyle and fashion house, Donear Group, unveiled its groundbreaking innovation, the Neo Stretch fabric, at the ongoing Bharat Tex 2024. Donear Group, renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship in suiting, introduced the Neo Stretch Fabric, a revolutionary four-way stretch fabric that redefines comfort and shape retention in the suiting and shirting segments

Welspun Living, a leading textile manufacturer, unveiled its latest home textile designs at Bharat Tex 2024, a major trade show in New Delhi. The company aims to promote ‘Make in India’ while connecting with international buyers. Welspun Living's CEO, Dipali Goenka, expressed the company's strong belief in India's manufacturing capabilities, highlighting their dedication to the cause.

Kasturi cotton, introduced just three months ago, heralds a new era in cotton production, boasting a mere two percent trash content compared to the usual three percent found in Indian cotton