How many times a day do you slip into textiles? Your wardrobe and clothing, your towels, your blankets, even your car seat. It is difficult to imagine a world without textiles — they are a fundamental ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The domestic textile industry is on the verge of collapse as a result of legal imports and smuggled goods. It is the culmination of Prabowo’s empty words. The Ministry of Trade ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly transforms the textile industry – from creation and production to pricing, distribution ...

The partners will drive systemic change in textile waste management harmonised EPR schemes and circular solutions. Credit: Vimaliss/Shutterstock. The project unites 19 partners from nine European ...

For over a decade, investment and expectations have been funnelled into textile-to-textile recycling, with a groundswell of emerging technologies promising to turn fashion’s trash back into treasure.

Textile industry generated %2454 billion in shipments in 2012 and employed about 233%2C000 people More than a third of all textile jobs were located in Georgia and ...

Year-long exercise from 2027 to track credit access, loan repayment and global market integration in India’s most ...

Walk into a modern semiconductor factory and you’ll see full end-to-end automated processes. Visit an automotive plant and you’ll watch lines weld and paint without a human touch. But walk into a ...

New Delhi: The domestic textile sector needs swift reforms in supply chain integration, cost efficiency, and sustainability compliance to sustain its competitive advantage, the government think tank ...

My Textile Fabric, a fabric vendor and distributor headquartered in Los Angeles, has released an updated range of fabric shades scheduled for 2026. LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, December 30, 2025 ...

It can even galvanize its trade attaches in various embassies to seek new markets for textile exports, but it cannot force the Western consumer to buy Pakistani textiles. It also cannot force foreign ...

Sir: The once-vibrant textile industry of Kano, a cornerstone of Nigeria’s economic history, now sits in near ruins, a shadow of its former self. Once employing hundreds of thousands of people and ...