11 June 2022, Mumbai:

Jeanologia pioneer in laser development for garment finishing, providing the textile industry with greater productivity with the best cost per garment thanks to the perfect integration of its hardware and software.

40% faster than other laser technologies, achieving productivity of 2,000 garments a day with its Compact Super range, reducing operational costs, and speeding up time-to-market.

Offers the most efficient energy management as well as simplifying processes, providing hyper-realistic designs and avoiding second-quality garments.

28 May 2022, Mumbai:

National Textile Corporation defaulted in its payment of dues to an operational creditor, leading to the NCLT admitting the creditor's petition for initiating corporate insolvency resolution proceedings.

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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) on May 27 admitted a petition for initiating an insolvency resolution process against National Textile Corporation Ltd (NTC) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).

The Delhi bench of the NCLT has appointed Amit Talwar as the Interim Resolution Professional (IRP) and the corporation will be placed under a moratorium as per the provisions of the IBC.

The petition for initiating insolvency proceedings was filed by a private company namely Hero Solar Energy after National Textile Corporation allegedly defaulted on its payment.

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The applicant company was engaged in providing services for solar rooftop power projects. These services were provided under two contracts following which NTC allegedly defaulted on its payments.

The initial engagement between the two entities dates back to 2016 as per the details of transactions furnished before the NCLT. In 2019, Hero Solar sent a demand notice to NTC seeking the pending dues.

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CREDITS: Money Control (The news article has not been edited by DFU Publications staff)

20 June 2022, Mumbai:

Techtextil, Texprocess and the Heimtextil Summer Special open their doors in Frankfurt am Main from 21 to 24 June.

After the Corona-related break, exhibitors and visitors are looking forward to personal interaction. Numerous innovations and further developments await the global trade public. The trade fairs taking place in parallel cover textile value chains from textile fibres and processing to the end product.

With Techtextil, Texprocess and the Heimtextil Summer Special, Messe Frankfurt brings textile value chains together at its exhibition center. After two years of the pandemic, Messe Frankfurt is finally able again to look forward to new international face-to-face contacts, inspiring business encounters and a holistic, bundled and efficient market overview.

In parallel, the D2C Neonyt Lab (24 – 26.6.2022) of Messe Frankfurt and numerous public events of Frankfurt Fashion Week, organised by the City of Frankfurt, are planned to take place in the city itself. This offers unique synergies all at one location.

Exhibitors benefit from cross-selling opportunities and can establish business relationships in entirely new constellations. In one place, visitors will find global trends, products and innovations along textile value chains. The range spans from yarns and fibres to functional textiles, textile technologies and finishing processes to end products for textile furnishings, performance textiles, functional clothing and fashion.

In the context of the increasing awareness of a sustain- able circular economy, modern recycling processes will also be presented. With regard to the current Corona measures, the events can take place without capacity and admission restrictions and thus without proof of vaccination.

Hygiene measures such as online ticketing, fresh air sup- ply, generous hall planning and intensive cleaning processes will continue to be implemented.

CREDITS: Textile Value Chain (The news article has not been edited by DFU Publications staff).

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13 June 2022, Mumbai:

VDMA Textile Machinery cordially invites experts and stakeholders from the (technical) textile industry to register and attend our technology webtalks in the run-up to Techtextil 2022.

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Oerlikon Barmag offers a wide range of machines concepts for spinning of polyester and nylon based high tenacity industrial drawn yarns.

The machine concepts presented cover the full range of properties, such as highest tenacities, lowest shrinkage, high modules with a wider range of yarn counts and yarn ends. The machines can produce yarns for applications in geotextiles, automotive, coated fabrics, sewing yarns and many more, with the highest quality and the highest efficiency..

RELEVANT NEWS VDMA@Techtextil: OERLIKON Nonwoven webtalk on 24. May

VDMA Textile Machinery Webtalk with Oerlikon Barmag about "Industrial Yarn Melt Spinning solutions".

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27 May 2022, Mumbai:

A ban on cotton exports at this time will hardly serve any purpose, textile secretary Upendra Prasad Singh told FE.

Outbound shipments of cotton are unsustainable now that domestic fiber prices have exceeded global levels, he said. “On top of the high domestic prices, logistics costs come for export.

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So in any case, exports are not happening now, “Singh said on Thursday.

The textile and clothing industry has sought an immediate ban on cotton exports on the assumption that such a move would strengthen domestic supplies and curb the exorbitant rise in fiber prices and its by-products.

Cotton prices have more than doubled over the past year to break the Rs 100,000 mark for a 356kg candy. Singh said, unlike cotton, there is sufficient availability of cotton yarn in the domestic market.

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An informal cotton advisory group, led by industry veteran Suresh Kotak, will hold its first meeting on May 29 to discuss how to deal with the current situation and how to draw a long-term strategy to improve cotton output and productivity in the country, among others.

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CREDITS: Financial Express 360Solver Trade Today Business Khabar English Times (The news article has not been edited by DFU Publications staff).

18 June 2022, Mumbai:

ZDHC Releases 2021 Impact Report on the Fashion Industry’s Environmental Detox.

The ZDHC Foundation released its 2021 Impact Report today, which shares the progress of thousands of fashion brands, manufacturers and chemical suppliers worldwide who have committed to detoxing their supply chains through more responsible and sustainable chemical and wastewater management.

“By most estimates, we have less than a decade to mitigate many of the devastating effects that climate change is inflicting. Alongside the need to drastically reduce our carbon footprint, we must also urgently address the interrelated environmental crises that receive less attention: the massive loss of biodiversity and the degradation of water sources across the planet.

By building ZDHC competence centres on greenhouse gas emissions (climate change), biodiversity, circularity and water stewardship, we are tackling these interrelated problems head on.

We must remember that chemistry will be part of the solution: it can help us understand, monitor, protect and improve the environment around us.” Frank Michel, Executive Director, The ZDHC Foundation.

10 June 2022, Mumbai:

At InterDye & Printing Eurasia that will be gather the industry after 4 years, you will be contact with companies operate in dyestaff, whitening agents, intermediates, auxiliaries, pigments, textile chemicals, instruments & equipment, digital printing technologies, printing and dyeing automation technologies, printing materials, textile printing related patents, technologies and software, etc.

 ALSO READ Basic Chemicals, Cosmetics & Dyes Export Promotion Council (Chemexcil): Dyes & Intermediates exports surged in APRIL-DECEMBER 2021

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26 May 2022, Mumbai:

Première Vision Paris is back in July with a creative offer and new sourcing tools!

On 5, 6, and 7 July, Première Vision Paris inaugurates its new calendar with a summer edition dedicated to the Fall-Winter 23-24 collections.

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On the agenda for this new early event, a creative offer of over 1100 international exhibitors and strengthened commitments to environnemental responsibility.

An hybrid and creative offer The July edition of Première Vision Paris will once again be hybrid. From 5 to 7 July, you will experience a physical show at the Parc des Expositions, Paris Nord Villepinte, and from 4 to 8, an online digital edition on the Première Vision website and marketplace.

RELEVANT NEWS PREMIÈRE VISION PARIS l HYBRID SHOWS THIS SEPTEMBER FOR FASHION PROFESSIONS

Selected by a Selection Committee of professionals and experts, the 1150 exhibitors of this edition, coming from 43 countries, will unveil their proposals and creative developments to inspire your future collections.

A unique offer structured into 8 sectors of activity : Fabrics, Yarns, Designs, Leather, Accessories, Smart Creation, Manufacturing & Manufacturing Leather.

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CREDITS: Première Vision (The news article has not been edited by DFU Publications staff).

15 June 2022, Mumbai:

Sharing Better Cotton's Latest Field, Market & Organisational Updates.

The report shares that in the 2020-21 cotton season:

The Better Cotton programme reached more than 2.9 million cotton farmers in 26 countries.

2.2 million licensed farmers in 24 countries grew 4.7 million tonnes of Better Cotton -

this accounted for 20% of global cotton production. Better Cotton's membership base surpassed 2,400 members in 63 countries.

Transformation to 2030

In the report, we dive into the launch of our ambitious 2030 Strategy, our rebrand, Better Cotton's financials, and governance, and key focus areas and priorities for Better Cotton in 2021, sharing the developments we've made so far and plans for 2030.

Taking Climate Action.

Developing a Traceability Solution.

31 May 2022, Mumbai:

Piyush Goyal holds an interactive meeting with the newly constituted Textile Advisory Group at Mumbai to address issues relating to augmenting present supplies of cotton and also strengthening productivity.

Ginners to make adequate technology (pheromone trap technology) mandatory among members to monitor and prevent the spread of Pink Bollworm pest attack from Ginneries and oil extraction units to cotton in farmers’ fields – Goyal.

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Emphasizes campaign in farming areas to educate farmers on the right seeds away from spurious ones.

Need for realistic, accurate statistics across the value chain and ensure traceability, sustainability, and circularity based on self-compliance utilizing technology- Goyal.

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To meet present requirements, facilitate import from destinations where stocks are available - resolving procedural requirements-Goyal.

Suresh Kotak, Chairman of the Textile Advisory Group & renowned veteran cotton person opined revamping the seed system is the need of the hour to enhance the productivity of cotton.

The meeting was co-ordinated jointly by the Textile Commissioner and Cotton Corporation of India Ltd.

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CREDITS: PIB (The news article has not been edited by DFU Publications).

26 May 2022, Mumbai:

CEMATEX INTRODUCES AN ONLINE BUSINESS PLATFORM TO CONNECT THE GLOBAL TEXTILE COMMUNITY.

ITMAconnect platform available to all ITMA 2023 participants before, during, and after exhibition 25 May 2022 – An online platform that allows ITMA 2023 participants to build connections, source technologies and solutions, share ideas and grow their business has been introduced by CEMATEX - the European Committee of Textile Machinery Manufacturers and owner of ITMA 2023.

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ITMAconnect is the new one-stop sourcing platform and knowledge hub that complements the ITMA 2023 exhibition which will be held at the Fiera Milano Rho, Milan, from 8 to 14 June 2023. It will enable exhibitors, visitors, and industry partners to start their engagements before the exhibition, make appointments for in-person meetings at ITMA 2023, and continue their discussions even after the exhibition.

Mr. Ernesto Maurer, President of CEMATEX, said: “Even before the Covid-19 pandemic, we have been exploring ways to add value to our participants in the digital space.

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We are excited that with the launch of ITMAconnect, we now offer the global textile community enhanced opportunities that extend beyond the physical exhibition.

We hope exhibitors will make full use of this online platform to keep their contacts engaged while generating new leads to grow their business.” Exhibitors will be able to pinpoint business opportunities in advance by allowing them to have access to ITMA 2023 buyers early.

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CREDITS: CEMATEX  (The news article has not been edited by DFU Publications staff).