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Texhibition Istanbul at 10 Years: Rewriting Turkey’s Textile Playbook and Reinventing Its Edge (opens the original)
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The premier bi-annual event for the textile industry drew in 500 exhibitors and planned for 25,000 visitors over the event from Sept. 9-11, setting targets beyond the traditional—from industry to innovation, from cotton to code. Marking its 10th edition, Texhibition Istanbul opened at the Istanbul Expo Center on Sept. 9 with its traditional ribbon cutting by members of the industry. The event was spearheaded by minister of Trade Dr. Omer Bolat, who spoke about the government's commitment to the
A Museum, a Store, a Dream: Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla Unveil Mubarak Baug (opens the original)
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MUMBAI, India — Mumbai-based designers Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla are set to mark 40 years of their partnership and their label in early September with a retail space that aims to break the traditional mold, moving beyond a mere shopping experience into a haven, a museum and an educative experience about the history of their brand. That it is also an ode to the heritage buildings of Mumbai adds to its positioning. Located at the Framjee Cawasjee Institute in South Mumbai, Sandeep Khosla told WW
From Relief to Alarm: Asia’s Exporters Read Between the Lines of New US Tariffs (opens the original)
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The latest tariffs levied following Section 301 investigations by the United States Trade Representative into forced labor have set off a fresh round of reassessments across Asia’s apparel-producing nations, but exporters say the biggest surprise is not the tariff rates themselves: it is the new competitive map emerging underneath them. While the USTR’s announcement places 60 countries under the new regime, industry executives and trade analysts say the headline tariffs mask a second layer of me
India-UK Trade Pact Opens New Chapter in Bilateral Trade (opens the original)
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As the landmark India-United Kingdom Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) officially came into force on Wednesday, it marked a new chapter in global economic diplomacy, setting in motion what exporters describe as a structural realignment in apparel and textile sourcing between the two countries. For Indian manufacturers, who have long rued paying duties of up to 12 percent on exports to the U.K. while competing nations, including Bangladesh, Pakistan and Cambodia, enjoyed duty-free
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