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Payment of DLTL textile claims demanded National April 30, 2021 KARACHI: Dr. Mirza Ikhtiar Baig, former SVP FPCCI, has asked the SAPM on Commerce Abdul Razak Dawood to release funds for the payment of the DLTL balance claims of textile sector. Baig said the Ministry of Commerce had released Rs. 1.3 billion for the payment of textile DLTL claims for 2019-20 and incremental claims for 2018-19, but according to State Bank, the funds were not sufficient to pay the DLTL claims and additional funds were needed to be released immediately to pay the remaining. Baig appreciated efforts of SAPM Dawood to improve the cash flow of the small exporters which would be instrumental to increase the exports of Pakistan.
Toronto museum faces backlash over job posting with salary people say is far too low Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. A small museum in Toronto has become the unexpected target of public outrage this week after posting what staff thought was a completely benignly standard job posting for a new head of marketing. Unfortunately, in part due to what the executive director says was a typo in the original ad from the Textile Museum of Canada, people seem to feel that as interesting as the opening sounds, the salary is unimpressive, to say the least.
Rieter is the world’s leading supplier of systems for short-staple fibre spinning. Fibre2Fashion spoke to Dr. Norbert Klapper, CEO of Rieter, to understand how the company is preparing to deal with the post-pandemic world.
SOURCE / COMPANIES By GT staff reporters Published: Apr 28, 2021 06:53 PM A textile workshop in East China's Zhejiang Province Photo: VCG Affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, many enterprises in India cannot guarantee normal delivery, including textiles, active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) and electronic devices. In order to ensure the supply of goods, European and American retailers have transferred many orders originally produced in India to China. IHS Markit, a London-based global information provider, said in a research note on Wednesday that the prolonged COVID-19 surge has negatively affected India's economic outlook. Electronic manufacturing, one of the pillar industries that contributed nearly 20 percent to India's GDP, is among the hard-hit list, according to statistics from National Investment Promotion & Facilitation Agency of India.
The factory is said to span more than 62,000 square metres and its daily production is estimated at 30 tonnes Egypt is readying to launch what it claims is the world's largest textile factory, according to local reports. The country's Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouli recently held a meeting with ministers of trade and public enterprise to follow up on the construction of a textile factory in Mahala which is meant to be the largest in the world. According to a report published by Egypt Today, Minister of Public Enterprise Hisham Tawfik said the factory spans more than 62,000 square metres and its daily production is estimated at 30 tonnes. The inauguration is scheduled for March 2022.
Hella Jongerius weaves the cosmos at Berlin’s Gropius Bau Hella Jongerius weaves the cosmos at Berlin’s Gropius Bau On the occasion of her ‘Woven Cosmos’ exhibition at Berlin’s Gropius Bau (29 April - 15 August 2021), we talk to Hella Jongerius about textiles and weaving, sustainability in design and the effect of the pandemic on daily life ‘Hella Jongerius: Woven Cosmos’ at Berlin’s Gropius Bau is a panoramic overview of the Dutch designer’s textile and weaving experimental work. Left, Jongerius working on a piece from the exhibition; right, ‘Forest’, work from of the ‘Woven Systems’ series Sustainable innovation, craft, responsible production, and how we relate to objects and nature are recurring themes in the work of Dutch designer Hella Jongerius. A new series of textile experiments and an exhibition at Berlin’s Gropius Bau, ‘Hella Jongerius: Woven Cosmos’ (29 April-15 August 2021), presents a panoramic take on her thinking.
The black fabric is made with 100% Infinna, created out of 100% post-consumer textile waste Circular fashion and textile technology group Infinited Fiber Co has revealed plans to build a EUR220m (US$264.2m) flagship factory in its native Finland to produce its regenerated textile fibres for the global market – and take the industry a step closer to having access to a premium, circular alternative to cotton. The company's technology turns cellulose-based raw materials, like cotton-rich textiles, used cardboard or rice or wheat straw, into Infinna, a fibre with the natural, soft look and feel of cotton. The firm currently operates pilot facilities in the cities of Espoo and Valkeakoski, Finland, with a combined nominal capacity of 150 metric tonnes per annum. The planned flagship factory will have an annual capacity of 30,000 metric tonnes per annum and will use textile waste as feedstock.
Textile factory gutted April 21, 2021 A fire broke out at a textile factory in Federal B Industrial Area’s Akhtar Compound, Block 22 on Tuesday. Responding to information, fire tenders immediately arrived on the scene to douse the flames. A heavy contingent of law enforcers reached the scene and cordoned off the factory to avoid any loss of life. The spokesperson said that initially two fire tenders were dispatched to the fire site; however, two more fire tenders were rushed while keeping the intensity of the fire; however, luckily, no loss of life was reported in the fire. Water tankers also reached the property to avoid water shortage. It took the firefighters efforts lasting two hours to bring the blaze under control, causing damage worth millions of rupees.
Bihar chalks out new plans for industrialisation, job creation SECTIONS Share Synopsis With RJD slamming BJP and JDU during the 2020 Assembly elections over high unemployment in Bihar which forces people to migrate to other states, the saffron party had promised 19 Lakh jobs to locals in its manifesto. During the portfolio allocation, BJP took the industries ministry from the JDU this time. AFP The state already has several cement factories with players like Dalmia, Sri Bangar and others having a presence. The Nitish Kumar-led NDA government in Bihar has chalked out an ambitious industrial policy with a special focus on textile, food processing and ethanol production to counter the widespread criticism from the opposition- during the 2020 reverse migration in the wake of Covid pandemic- over lack of industrialisation and jobs in the state.