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  • Birthed from two decades of travel through Asia and Europe, The Tailored Nest now brings globally-sourced Dutch wax textiles to the wholesale market through its wide selection of vibrant bedding and home furnishings. These one-of-a-kind pieces layer easily into any decor to achieve an eclectic blend of traditional, modern, and exotic. This unique company offers retailers and customers the opportunity to honor the legacy of traditional techniques while supporting fair trade principles that sus
  • Gov. Jay Nixon visited Senath to recognize Charles Parker, co-owner of Parker & Jones Cotton Farm, with the Governor's Award for Agricultural Achievement, which honors outstanding farmers, growers and processors for their work with agricultural commodities and their communities. "Agriculture has always been, and will always be, the heart of Missouri's economy, and farmers like Charles Parker are the reason why," Gov. Nixon said. "Missouri farmers not only clothe the world, they create job
  • Pakistan added 1.8 million spindles and 3,179 shuttle-less looms in the textile sector since 2005, against 6.2 million spindles and 21,850 shuttle-less looms in Bangladesh, according to official statistics. Bangladesh now has three-fourth spinning capacity and a higher weaving capacity than Pakistan. The drying up of investment in basic textile is playing havoc with the local textile sector, which is still the most efficient among the South Asian countries according to Werner, a globally ren
  • Unit:yuan/mCollector:JiangJianren Product Name Width CM Specification/Weight(meter) Wholesale Price:yuan/meter T/R Brocade 150 580 17.00 T/C80/20 Thickened Dacron Drill 148 20S×16S 128×60 10.80 Cotton Pad-dyed Drill 150 16S×12S 108×56 15.00 multi-chemical fiber woolen cloth 150 600 15.00 Multi-chemical fiber Hopsack 154 480 12.80 11-wale Cotton Co
  • Could there be a Kaiser and Kanye collaboration or business deal on the way? Karl Lagerfeld and Kanye West were spotted on a lunch date at the Mercer Hotel in Manhattan last Thursday by a New York Post-employed spy and supposedly, it was all business. The New York Post reported that, “They were in a deep conversation, then later appeared to be getting devices out to discuss design ideas.” We’d like to think that Karl was showing off cute pictures of Choupette (and Kanye sharing ones of Mercy
  • CEO Hariolf Kottmann: “Given the further deterioration of the global economy, in which slower emerging markets growth could not offset anymore a weakening in Europe, Clariant achieved a solid performance in the last three months. This was driven by a stable development of most core businesses, manifesting the consequent execution of our profitable growth strategy. Although the short-term economic challenges are expected to persist, Clariant’s mid-term guidance until 2015 remains intact.” Thir
  • Low cotton output has been reported in India this year, which may lead to affecting the supplies in the international market, said senior member of Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association (PCGA) on Tuesday. The statistics issued by the Cotton Corporation of India on October 28, revealed that total domestic cotton production has declined to 869,000 bales, which are 33 percent less than the production of last year. According to the report, most loss in cotton production has been faced by states of G
  • Louise Young Despite poor performance on the high street this summer, 86% of UK retailers are either optimistic about or undaunted by Christmas trading prospects this year and 85% see strong or steady company growth levels in 2013. This was revealed by Louise Young - Divisional Director at Autumn Fair International which conducted an online survey of close to 1,000 UK retailers. Autumn Fair, organised by i2i Events Group, is one of the largest retail trade exhibitions in the UK, second only
  • “Kyrgyzstan’s industry lost cotton production and engineering industry,” deputy Minister of Energy and Industry Saparbek Asanov stated at today’s session of ministry’s board. According to him, in 1991 the republic numbered 610 companies, 550 of which were privatized later. “215 enterprises operate in food industry, 150 - in processing, 57- in light industry. Sugar and meat production, coal mining were reduced for the years of independence. Cotton and engineering industries were lost. But garme
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