Asian Textile Business

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Articles in Nov 2002 issue of Asian Textile Business

• Japan's filament fabric dyeing firms
• China: Many textile machines imported from Japan
• Japan: 2 major PFY producers develop overseas base for car interior materials
• Indonesia: API requests governmental support
• Correction
• Changes at Santex-Sperotto Rimar Group
• Modified RSJ 5/1 "Rascheltronic" sets new standards in warp knitting
• China: Profits down for major textile enterprises
• India: Forum for countering counterfeiting
• Korea: Govenmental supporting packages for textile industry
• Ryuko Nippon: Trading houses exhibiting specialized producing function
• Intertextile Beijing
• Unique patterning options
• One click to inks
• China: So-So results from MMF producers
• India: Technology upgrade moving slowly
• Korea: Less than 1.8 million ring-spindles
• Vietnam: The U.S. becomes second largest export destination
• Decosit 2002
• 23 foreign delegates to MIT Nobiltech
• Juki markets two new sewing machines
• Dear readers
• China: Reforms upgrade wool textile industry
• India: Focus on wool & acrylic knitwear
• Taiwan: PSF producers enhancing fiberfill
• Ryuko Nippon: Favorable skirt sales because of favorable boot sales
• Monforts denim range makes debut in China
• Toyota starts production of compact spinning machines
• Dyestuff makers
  by Cunningham, Alan
• India: Streamlining tax structure
• Korea: More looms scrapped in Daegu
• Indonesia: Many illegal workers return from Malaysia
• ATMI calls for new quotas on surging imports from China
• Stork Textile survey shows rising Asian market & declining run lengths
• Toyota introduces new "JAT710" air-jet loom
• China: Cashmere exports up 54%
• India: Anti-dumping duty on acrylic fiber
• Taiwan: Continuous decline in textile product exports
• Ryuko Nippon: Department stores have come to invest vigorously
• Heimtextil 2003
• Perfectly equipped for maximum cost efficiency
• China: New prospects for cotton textile industry
• India: Cotton monopoly buying given up
• Korea: High interest in overseas investments
• Pakistan: Jul.-Aug. Textile exports rise 20%
• Texworld
• Picanol acquires Te Strake's feeder & nozzle business
• Gerber Technology improves earnings in a tough market
• China: Peru conducting dumping investigation on Chinese P/C poplin
• India: Seal of cotton
• Korea: Poor polyester fila. Woven fabric exports continue
• Pakistan: Prospects of greater market access to China
• Premiere Vision opens door to non-EU
• Three pillar strategy: Systems, service and technology
• Business quite good for ZSK
• China: Growing introduction of shuttleless looms
• China: 1st half investments in fixed assets rise 8.9%
• Japan: Cotton spinners introduce advanced spinning machines successively
• Taiwan: Demanded increase in foreign workers
• Ryuko Nippon: Business expanding between Mitsui and Ito-Yokado
• Sulzer Textil enjoys good business
• Sulzer Textil G6300F successfully launched into the market
• China: Shenze has more than 20,000 shuttless looms
• India: Apparel Park makes headway
• Korea: Stagnant mix-woven fabrics
• Pakistan: Drawbacks allowed for PSF exports
• TITAS 2002
• Successful market launch
• Cognis boosts earnings in first half 2002