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Articles in Jul 2003 issue of Asian Textile Business

• Account settlements of Japanese sewing machine builders
• Attracting FDI in textiles
• Cotton fabric: Slow moves due to off-season
• Jan.-Apr. textile quota exports up
• Special support team for West Java
• YCF launches PTA plant
• Further integration of synthetic fiber industry
• economic outlook for U.S. cotton 2003, The
• New DyStar e-commerce portal
• Toray's China business gaining profits in 2004
• MMF textile exports & imports sharply rise in 1Q
• IMB2003: Expectations surpassed
• US$500M investment opportunities still exist in PSF sector: EAC report
• Pima promotion
• Tianjin's cotton imports jump 25.1 times in Jan.-Apr.
• Anti-dumping duties imposed on CPL
• Big garment project launches by Korean investments
• Cotton textile makers increase sales & profits
• SARS - A plague on China's textile industry?
• Gerber technology reports continued profit growth
• Prints likely to recover
• 45 textile firms increase their profits by 24%
• Exports of interior goods growing rapidly
• Worsted yarn: Rebound in yarn prices
• Ciba and Techmer PM sign masterbatch agreement
• Makers' results generate profits by cost cutting
• Supima and the U.S. Pima supply situation
  by Lewkowitz, Marc
• ITMF textile machinery shipment survey
• SARS further slows down business
• Strengthening PTT fiber business
• CGA requests to support makers damaged by SARS
• Cotton yarn: Gradually declining prices
• EU to impose ban on imports of azo dyed textile & leather items
• BASF-YPC increasing DMF capacity
• Polyester staple: Output below 20,000 ton/month
• DyStar: Earning power further increases in 2002
• Mitsubishi Rayon increasing "Silpalon" exports to China
• Apparel exports maintain buoyancy
• Sportswear changing aim from exercise to comfort functions
• Sluggish U.S. economy and change in textile industry
• Changes at Santex
• Acordis enjoys popularity in Japanese market
  by Frankham, Steve
• Ryuko Nippon: Popular black stretch pants in Ginza, Tokyo
• U.K. prepares for a record-breaking ITMA
• Textle export contracts fall 4% in April
• Mitsubishi Rayon cuts acrylic fiber production
• Cotton demands reaching 6 million tons in 2005
• Textile town faces grim situation
• U.S. quota allocation plan presented
• MMF production level off
• New sales and service organization of SMIT textile
• Big apparel manufacturing base in Nhon Trach
• Huvis enters exclusive business collaboration with DuPont
• Seal of cotton launched
• Imports of American upland cotton exceed 385,000 tons
• Small apparel makers use imported materials
• Shuttleless loom imports increase
• Groz-Beckert having 2 stands at ITMA 2003
• Texmaco up for auction
• Flame-retardant fibers in growing demand
• Becoming No. 1 spandex maker in 2005
• "Cotton Day" in Japan to promote demand for U.S. cotton products
  by Terhaar, Allen A
• New fluorescent brightener - BASF's overall concept for greater whiteness, quality and profitability
• Women's wear selling through print media only
• U.S. cotton industry transformed into an export-oriented sector, The
• What's new: Toray introduces "CEO+S" fabrics
• Vinatex to be reformed
• Investments not growing
• Silk in oversupply
• Crisis in Latin America: Crisis in Latin America's textile & apparel industry
• Apr. exports of poly. fila. Fabrics to U.A.E. fall 65%
• Large-scale expansions of cotton fields inadvisable
• Wacker presents innovative products at Techtextil
• Lenzing AG: A record-breaking celebration
• Insight into India as big textile nation
• Textile production, demand sluggish
• Real facts of Japanese trading firms operating in the U.S.: Emphasis on profitability and expenditure cuts