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Articles in Sep 2004 issue of Asian Textile Business

• Dear Readers
• China: Slower Growth for Cotton Textile Exports to U.S.
• India: Cotton Declines
• Korea: Spinners Increasing Compact Spinning
• Vietnam: Garment Exports Slow Down in 1st Half
• Debs Offering High-Quality Fabrics Dyed & Finished in Japan
• Asahikasei: Improved Polyester Functional Yarn for FW 05-06 Sportswear Materials
• India: FDI in Retail
• Japan: Itochu Expands Brand Business in China
• Indonesia: Poor Trade Show in Bandung
• Brother Introduces 5 New Sewing Machines
• Itochu Proposing With Focus on Stretch Materials
• China: 20% of Consumers Have Over 5 Pairs of Jeans
• Japan: Kurabo Intensifies Denim Production in China
• Philippines: Textile-Apparel Exports Down 3% in 1st Half
• Saurer's Textile Machinery Orders Remain High
• China: Cotton Buyers Delay Payments
• China: HLSXPC's PTA Project Put into Production
• Japan: Polyester Spunbonded Fabric Production Recovering
• Taiwan: FCFC Launching PTA Plant in China
• Walter Nadalin New Sultex CEO
• Platinum Equity Completes Acquisition of DyStar
• Winter 2005-06 Trends: Color & Elegance on the Rise Again
• China: First Exports of Fine Wool
• Japan: MMF Production Down 1% in June
• Taiwan: Sock Exports Continue to Fall
• Fostering Encounters Between the Sector's Participants
• Fabric Innovations With "Ingeo" Fibers
• China: 2004 Spring Cocoon Production Increase
• India: ITMF Power Costs Study
• Japan: Acordis Strengthens "Viloft" to Spinners
• Vietnam: Government Asks U.S. to Lift Quota System
• New Spunlace Installation for Jacob Holm
• China: Foreign Traders Hesitate to Order
• India: Worsted Manufacturers Happy
• Japan: Teijin Fibers Introduces New Black Fabrics
• Malaysia: Studying Shift From OEM to ODM
• Itema Group Closes Large Contract With Uzbekistan
• Dilo at CINTE Techtextil
• China: Zestful Apparel Sales in Shanghai
• Japan: Mitsubishi Rayon Aims to Be No.1 Acrylic Fiber Maker in Asia
• Taiwan: Honm Yue Taking Over Spinning Mill in Zhejiang
• Overwhelming Response to INDIA ITME 2004
• Worsted Yarn: Smooth Business for Men's and Women's Apparel
• Readying for New Age at Faster Pace
• China: Creora Enlarging Tire-Cord Fabric Production
• India: Spinners Move to Push Processing
• Taiwan: 4-Year Tax Holiday for Functional Textiles
• Pakistan: Specific Supportive Measures for Textile Sector
• Daiwabo Presenting Materials Selling Well in Japan
• Ciba "Ultratex FMW" Ensures Ultra-High Whiteness
• India: Imports of Apparel
• Japan: Flame-Retardant Fibers in Growing Demand in U.S.
• Vietnam: New Quotas Added by 10 New EU Participants
• Index '05
• CITME 2004
• India: Mood Is Upbeat
• Japan: Shinnaigai Textile Increasing "Tencel" Fabric Production in China
• Indonesia: Kanebo Disposing Indonesian Mill
• Nippon Keori Focuses on Vintage Collection
• Nylon for Air Bags: Estimated Demand of 100,000 Tons in 2005
• China: Investments Slow Down
• Japan: Retail Sales Down in 1st Half
• Taiwan: Tah Tong Closing Indonesian Mill
• Reliance Selects Barmag
• Cotton Yarn: Deep Color of "Relative Prices"
• Komatsu Seiren: Newly Moving Repeat Customers
• China: Akzo Nobel Launches New Coating Factory in E. China
• Japan: Fewer Textile Firms Go Bankrupt in 1st Half
• Taiwan: Strong Euro Hurts High Fashion Apparel Imports
• Bangladesh: BGMEA Asks Korea to Lift Taxes
• Pegasus Bangladesh Office Moves to New Location
• Polyester Staple Fiber: Chinese Market Prices Hitting Ceiling
• India: VSF Picks Up Again
• Korea: "2nd Milan Project" Loses Government Financial Support
• Pakistan: Export Target Set at US$13.7B
• Shikibo: Development of Isoflavonoids-Containing Fiber "Aquaflana"
• Tomen Presents Japanese-Made Exhibits With Superiority
• China: Power Shortage Hits MMF Production
• Japan: Toyobo Aims to Become Japan's Largest Nonwovens Maker

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