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03/01/2002
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61. Japan: Nishiwaki weaving district stops falling
The fabric production volume in the Nishiwaki weaving district in Hyogo Prefecture) in 2001 recorded only a slight decrease after three years of two-digit decreases. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
62. Japan: Hokuriku selling its own products
The woven fabric output for 2001 in three Hokuriku Prefectures (Fukui, Ishikawa and Toyama) was 978.35 million sq. meters, down 5% from the year-ago level, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
63. Japan: Weak yen favorable for woven fabric exports
The weak yen trend continues. Previously everyone believed that "a slump in the yen is synonymous with the expansion of exports." Nevertheless, this kind of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
64. India: Investments still sluggish
Efforts at boosting investments in textile and clothing industries in general and in weaving and processing sectors in particular are simply not yielding results. There ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
65. India: Trimming for 2005
The Apparel Export Promotion Council expects to cutback 500 employees over the next three years since they would have no work after the quotas are ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
66. India: Apparel exports down
The slide in apparel exports continued throughout 2001. In 2001, exports of apparel to quota countries declined by 1.25% in quantity term to 1,075.1 million ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
67. India: Pushing hand-spun products
Though India had accepted way back in the 1950s that yarn spinning is best done by machines while weaving on handlooms is feasible, another effort ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
68. India: Co-operation with China in silk
Though no big step has apparently been taken, the Indian silk industry is increasingly veering round to the view that it should work closely with ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
69. China: 2001 cotton production reaches 5 million tons
According to the latest figures released by the State Statistics Bureau, China's cotton-growing areas in 2001 increased by 18.8% or 759,713 hectares from the preceding ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
70. China: Business of major SOTEs worsen in Jan.-Nov. 2001
The gross production value of the Chinese textile industry grew by 8.1% during January-November 2001 to 53.95 billion yuan (US$6,474 million), but the growth of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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