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Articles in Jun 2002 issue of Asian Textile Business

• Changing China
• China: State-owned fiber makers & spinners lose out
• India: Growing interest in importing fabrics
• Taiwan: Increasing overseas production ratio
• Tondaemun market withdrawing from Japan
• German textile machinery
• Kurabo develops spun yarn with high degree of evenness
• Japanese textile industry
• China: Wuxi textile material exports rise sharply
• Korea: 11,800-billion won apparel market
• Pakistan: Government decides to revive cotton hedging
• Difficult to design summer products
• Barmag helps convey used machines
• World market for technical textiles 50% bigger than previously estimated
• Natural survival of fittest firms
  by Kun-Yuan, Xu
• China: Asia's largest apparel center in Hebei
• India: Demanding parity with Pakistan
• Vietnam: Indian market: A new target
• Groping for sales methods with smaller stocks
• Italian textile machinery industry grows further in 2001
• Ermenegildo Zegnas and Nylstar
• Dear readers
• Nitto Boseki: Placing importance on increasing types of "C*S*Y"
• India: Productivity-linked wages in Jute
• Taiwan: Reexamination of foreign worker issue
• Favorable 10,000 yen dress shirts in department stores
• Total number of stores saturated
• Stork Sapphire
• Changing the role of Chinese government
  by Xihe, Xu
• China: Yizheng becomes biggest polyester chip maker
• India: Closure of state-owned mills begins
• Thailand: Exports decrease to many markets
• Popular Japanese golf wear in Korea
• Rieter drawing technology high quality for your benefit
  by Muller, Jurgen
• Toyobo develops pure cotton yarn to enhance fiber orientation
• Spandex: Improved supply-demand balance
• India: GM cotton finally cleared
• Taiwan: Offensive PFY hike
• Pakistan: Textile quota market goes down
• Mass-merchandisers running to low prices
• Sulzer Textil exhibits fastest projectile wire loom
• JIAM 2002 attracts many overseas visitors
• Japanese firms accelerating advance into China
• China: Major cotton production provinces reduce cotton fields
• India: Italian weaving unit
• Vietnam: Three factories starting operations
• Heat generating fiber for winter golf wear
• Biancalani obtains ISO 9001-2000 certification
• Ciba acquires DSM Melapur flame retardants
• Expanding business by complementarities
  by Otsuki, hideo
• China: 2002 guide plans for silk production
• Japan: Trading firms focus on three themes
• Vietnam: US$2 billion textile product exports in 2001
• Unfavorable sandal sales
• Uster statistics 2001 now on-line
• DyStar acquires Color Solutions Inc.
• Slow decision on trade issues
• China: MMF production continues to increase in 1Q
• India: Curative fabrics
• Taiwan: Continued decreases in polyester fiber production
• Better to be small-sized wholesalers
• Wal-Mart showing careful attitude to Japanese market
• Mitsubishi Rayon Textile
• Picanol milestones in China
• China: Yizheng launches new multi-functional PSF plant
• Japan: Global majority in liquid ammonia treatment
• Pakistan: Undue focus on EU upsets export share in Asia
• Right-on giving up shift to SPA
• First large-scale POY spinning plant order in China goes to Barmag
• 12 new DyStar reactive dye inks for Piezo printers