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Envoy Textiles Limited received the Gold Trophy for FY 2014-15

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by Denim Admin04593
Envoy Textiles Limited has been awarded with the National Export Trophy (Gold) in recognition of their distinctive performance in Textiles Fabrics Export Sector. On behalf of Envoy Textiles, Director Mr Tanvir Ahmed received the Trophy & Certificate from Mr Tofail Ahmed, MP, Honorable Minister, Ministry of Commerce at the Osamani...
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GREEN WORLD RISING

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by Denim Admin04133
“GREEN WORLD” Climate change is in the news. It seems like everyone’s “going green.” Environmental protection is a major concern in today’s society. Environmental movements are a form of new social movements alongside the women’s movement. Environmentalists are concerned with the environment in its relation to human society. There are...
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Oeko-Tex unveils GMO test for Organic Cotton

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by Denim Admin04193
Oeko-Tex, that provides standardised solutions which optimise customers’ manufacturing processes and help deliver high quality and. sustainable products, has launched genetically modified organisms (GMO) test for organic cotton. With GMO, a molecular level indicator, companies can test whether or not cotton products meet a fundamental definition of organic. At present,...
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Cotton Demand and Stocks of U.S. Revised for 2018-19 and 2017-18

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by Denim Admin03754
The U.S. cotton demand projection for 2018/19 was reduced 500,000 bales in July to 18.4 million bales. U.S. exports accounted for the decrease, resulting from reduced available supplies—a lower U.S. crop forecast and lower beginning stocks—coupled with expectations of increased foreign competition. U.S. cotton exports are forecast at 15.0 million...