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Articles in Dec 2002 issue of Asian Textile Business

• Hong Kong's function dispersing
• China: Development of MMF industry
• India: Hank yarn obligation
• Korea: August textile exports up
• Pakistan: Textile exports up 14.87%
• Asahi Kasei withdrawing from acrylic fiber operations
• CITME 2002 ends in success
• New Trutzschler works in Shanghai
• China: Sustainable improvement of textile economy
• India: Italians mull manufacture in India
• Japan: Teijin and DuPont dissolving Teijin DuPont Nylon
• Vietnam: Ho Chi Minh City less powerful at drawing foreign capital
• Preview in DAEGU
• "Eulysin WP" automatically regulates pH of dye liquor
• Stork Textile Printing merges group companies
• High-function textiles
• China: Amoy exports US$1B worth of apparel in first eight months
• Japan: MMF producers enhancing lining fabric business in China
• Taiwan: Sweater Industry Association building large factory
• Ryuko Nippon: Fast retailing challenging "limit theory"
• Burlington announces global management structure
• First Atlas Copco oil-free centrifugal air compressor installed in China
• New RD 7 Rib Raschel machine for producing spacer fabrics
• Dear readers
• China: ASF prices continue to go up
• India: From high-tech to hand spinning
• Korea: Apparel market size to 19 trillion won
• Pakistan: 2001-02 textile exports to U.S. exceed US$2 billion
• Toray develops world's first nano nylon filaments
• Ciba textile services provide expertise throughout textile value chain
• German textile machinery shows upswing
• DuPont Textiles & Interiors Hong Kong Rendez-Vous 2002
• China: Superlight fiber developed in Shanghai
• India: Knits warehouse in Rotterdam
• Korea: Aug. apparel imports exceed US$300 million
• Pakistan: 2002-03 cotton production target at 10 million bales
• Lenzing Group continues successful course
• Saurer Group sets up production site in Suzhou
• Vardhman awarded for IT application in textile industry
• China: 160,000-T/Y polyester plant begins test production
• India: Discretionary customs rules disrupt exports
• Korea: Poor apparel sales at department stores
• Vietnam: VINATEX intensifying tie-ups with province-level apparel factories
• Toray reinforcing airbag-related business
• BASF "Helizarin" ink-jet inks now cover larger color space
• Benninger 50 double trough sizing installations in Pakistan
• Exports to Middle East
• India: Imports growing steadily
• Japan: Weaving districts reinforcing sales power for survival
• Malaysia: Government relaxes regulations on foreign workers
• Ryuko Nippon: Men's coats becoming non-commodity items
• Gerber Technology surpasses US$100-million sales to Greater China
• Fleissner takes lead in Chinese spunlace market
• New "ALforfix" heald frame of Grob Horgen
• Erdos Cashmere Group
• India: Reebok focuses on Indian women
• Japan: FTA proposes "way of symbiosis" with China
• Indonesia: Concern about damage to economic activities due to Bali boming terror
• Ryuko Nippon: Poor interim business performances of large-scale retailers
• James Arthurs promoted to president of Gerber Technology
• Picanol lands big TERRY plus order from Sunvim in China
• Asian textile business changes drastically
• China: Vile weather reduces cotton production
• India: Jaya Shree Textiles
• Korea: Soaring disperse dye prices due to shortage
• Pakistan: Textile machinery imports drop by Rs 1.2 billion
• 2003 World Directory of Manufactured Fiber Producers
• Clariant introduces new products
• Over 200 Benninger direct warping installations in China
• China: No. 1 in apparel
• India: Foreign retailers still cool towards India
• Japan: Asahi Kasei transforming to holding company in October 2003
• Vietnam: Jan.-Sep. apparel exports up 23%
• Interstoff Asia Spring 2003
• DyStar launches world's first fluorescent dye
• Picanol doubling profits in 2002
• China's polyester markets in the WTO regime
  by Witte, David H; Huang, P C