Tamil Nadu spinning mills accused of forced labor
A human rights organization, found forced labor at the spinning mills in Tamil Nadu. A report ‘Spinning Around Workers’ Rights,’ by The Centre for Research
Category : Spinning
Listed spinning companies are not all doing good while the sector witnessing strong profit
Recent data from the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) showed that of the 26 listed textile and spinning companies showing a mix result. Some listed spinners
New Truetzschler card TC 19i for recycling: Turning textile waste into sustainable success
The market for recycled textiles is growing rapidly – because fashion is faster than ever, environmental regulations are stricter than ever, and the consumer focus
Novibra introduces LENA – low-energy and noise-absorbing spindle that delivers highest speeds
Saving energy and decreasing energy costs are key requirements to keep spinning mills competitive. Novibra addresses this market need with the development of the spindle
Industry 4.0: A typical discussion and recommendation for Bangladesh spinning industry
Before going to the details of the topics under the caption “Industry 4.0: A Typical discussion and Recommendation for Spinning Industry in Bangladesh”, we need
Tafrid Cotton Mills Ltd. stands out for its excellence in diversified spinning yarn
Tafrid Cotton Mills Ltd. – a textile spinning mill situated in Bhaluka, Mymensingh – stands out for its excellence not only in diversified spinning yarn
Top 10 textile factories account for 24% of Bangladesh’s textile business
Despite the immense potential in Bangladesh’s textile and backward linkage industry of readymade garment (RMG) business, new investments are coming poorly due to various hindrances
High yarn price makes RMG manufacturing vulnerable
Md Fazlul Hoque, Managing Director of Plummy Fashions, said yarn prices have increased by more than 40 percent in only two months. The widely consumed
Bangladeshi spinning mills investing more on synthetic yarn
Globally fashion clothing has been moving out of cotton fiber to man-made fiber. On the contrary, Bangladesh apparel industry is known for cotton oriented fibers.
BTMA’s initiatives in pandemic to ensure a sustainable future
Mohammad Ali Khokon, President, Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA) is a versatile leader with unparallel experience of more than 3 decades with the sector and
