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Articles in Jun 2003 issue of Asian Textile Business

• 361 MVSs sold to 15 countries
• Autefa and Lenzing Technik sign cooperation agreement
• Poly. Filament fabric exports falling
• A whisker behind Japan
• More complaints about quality of imported cotton
• Staubli
• Polyester filament yarn: Low price rise due to falling material costs
• Popular workwear-type pants in Osaka
• Ciba specialty Chemicals hosting European conference on ink-jet printing for textiles
• Ciba specialty chemicals maintains net income in 1Q
• SARS affects booking for F/W season
• Mitsubishi R. acquires acrylic filament technology from Asahi Kasei
• Apparel exports to EU and Japan fall 20% in 1Q
• Synthetic material market falling
• Nittobo introduces new stretch yarn using cellulosic
• Special safeguard duty against China
• Cotton: China's import bookings plummet
• Toyota Industries increases fiscal sales by 9.1%
• Petition filed against PSF from taiwan, Thailand & Korea
• Tsudakoma revises business forecast upward
• Manufactured textile exports jump 21.57%
• Textile machinery exports up in 2002
• Tainan Spg. Increasing capacity in Vietnam
• Apparel market grows 8.9% in 2002
• EuroTextile 2003
• Picanol increases 1Q turnover by 35%
• VINATEX relocating factories to rural areas
• "EQ" mark for eco-friendly apparel
• Toray integrating 4 firms in Malaysia
• Excise exemptions withdrawn
• BASF completes transactions with Honeywell
• Wool: SARS triggers sharp drop in EMI
• Apparel production exceeds 20 billion units in 2002
• Rieter installs 1,111th "UNIlap"
• World's largest denim maker
• Linen supply increasing by 10%
• Italian fabric unit commissioned
• Fiber makers go their own way for survival
• Cotton Inc. introduces interactive series on textile basics
• Tencel Kai targets bedding/interiors
• DuPont negotiating possible sale of DTI
• DyStar presenting innovations at ITMA 2003
• "Tencel HS260" fiber properties
• Shima Seiki sells 5,500 flat knitting machines
• DuPont portective "Tyvek" garments to help control spread of SARS
• Excessive competition delays modernization
• Kurabo successfully spins shell ginger fiber
• Latest on Swiss textile machinery & technology
• Cotton crop smaller; prices firm
• Rieter inaugurates new SpinCenter
• PSF prices fall 21%
• Nippon Keori introduces compact spinning for worsted yarn
• Bed linen case against Eu Won
• SARS gives business the chills
• Rush for masks
• Various settlements for department stores and mass-merchandisers
• Textile business
• ITMA 2003 Forum program published
• India challenges EU tariff relief to Pakistan
• Polyester textured yarn exports up in 2002
• Rieter presenting whole product program at ITMA 2003
• Asian PTA demand growing 20% yearly
• Heberlein
• Toray and Cargill Dow sign master license agreement for "Ingeo"
• Santex
• Tsudakoma producing 9,000 jet looms this year
• Quotas on textile & apparel exports to U.S.
• Jan.-Feb. textile exports head upward
• Indo Rama growing well
• SARS raises hopes
• OEM apparel production expanding
• Acrylic business
• Apparel trade in deadlock
• Survey on textile consumption trends in China (summary): Potentialities of China as market
• Techtextil 2003
• Teijin reports fiscal net losses
• Spinners confident of survival
• Nisshinbo develops no-iron pure cotton shirts
• Rieter
  by Stampfer, Alex
• SARS hits shirting exports

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