The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA) has announced a series of strategic collaborations to ...

Keypoint Intelligence is proud to announce its role as the Thought Leadership Partner for FESPA, sponsoring four key events from March 2025 through July 2026. Through this collaboration, Keypoint ...

Achieving ROC™ certification requires meeting rigorous global standards across three key pillars: soil health and land ...

“Türkiye is not a low-cost production hub; we must compete by offering high-quality products,” said İTHİB chairman. Credit: Shutterstock.

The new T2T Alliance brings together textile recyclers Circ, Circulose, Re&Up and Syre to advocate for their sector within the EU policy framework and drive policy change to support a thriving and ...

The Canadian government will launch a U.S.-dollar-denominated global bond on Tuesday, subject to market conditions. The launch provides funds to supplement and diversify Canada’s liquid foreign ...

In a bid to support Europe’s circular economy policies such as the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), leading textile-to-textile recyclers Circ, Circulose, RE&UP and Syre have ...

Still, as recent controversies over immigration policy under the new Trump administration highlight, the alliance between Hindu supremacists and the MAGA far right is a fraught one. And given that the ...

According to World Trade Organization (WTO) data, China’s share of the global textile export market grew from 30.4 percent in 2010 to 42.06 percent in 2023. In 2023 alone, China's textile ...

The US is the world’s second-largest market for textiles and apparel, accounting for 15% of global exports. India has a trade surplus with the US in textiles and apparel. New Delhi: Zero for ...

This rise is particularly alarming given the overwhelming scientific evidence linking greenhouse gas emissions to catastrophic global warming. The data indicates that over 50 percent of these ...

Chintz, khaki, calico, gingham and yes, pajamas: India’s role in the global textile trade has been so profound that its lexicon has shaped the way we describe fabrics, patterns and clothing.