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India to extend help to develop Mauritian textile sector

In a bilateral meeting with Mr. Sayyad Abd-Al-Cader Sayed Hossen, Minister of Industry, Commerce and Consumer Protection, Mauritius, the Union Minister for Commerce, Industry & Textiles Shri Anand Sharma said that India and Mauritius have initiated steps towards setting up Mauritius-India Joint Business Council and a Joint Working Group (JWG) on trade and investment. “The Joint Business Council will be a robust institutional mechanism for giving a boost to trade and investment ties by identifying the priority sectors and sectors of engagement. The JWG would further work out the modalities for broadening and deepening the economic engagement between the two countries,” said Shri Sharma to the Mauritian Minister.

Shri Sharma conveyed to Mr Sayed Hossen that India and Mauritius should conduct a Joint Commission Meeting at the earliest so as to chart out a thorough roadmap for future cooperative ventures between the two countries.
Shri Sharma also assured full support for the development of the textiles sector in Mauritius. He also expressed happiness that MoUs in the textiles sector have been signed between the two countries subsequent to his visit to Mauritius last month. Shri Sharma said that both the countries should look at the possibility of establishing Integrated Textile Park in Mauritius.
The Indian Minister asked the officials to give a concept paper on this within two weeks. The Mauritian Minister met Indian industry representatives through AEPC and CITI in a bid to attract Indian FDI into Mauritius in the textile sector. A Board of Investment delegate is traveling with the Minister to explain the fiscal and trade-related aspects to potential investors.

CHAHAL SPINTEX LIMITED

History and Detail

Chahal Spintex Limited is a yarn manufacturing company located at Bhatinda city of Punjab, India. We have great long experience in cotton line since we have our Ginning Factory since 1992. Our sister concern is in name of Chahal Cotton Factory.

We are manufacturing 100% cotton yarn from the count range of 24 to 34 both in carded & combed. We have setup of machines for doubling also with splicer on it. We have ginning machines in Chahal Spintex Ltd., so we purchase raw cotton i.e. narma (long staple american cotton) of very superical quality; contamination free and of good length. We then process the cotton as we do ginning and use only high quality cotton. The softness you can attain with high-quality cotton is an addictive luxury that your skin would remember.

Since 2008 we had 13200 spindles and in 2010 it was expanded with 18000 spindles now we have total capacity of 31200 spindles. Our main motto is to have the name of our company in global market by manufacturing yarn of very good quality. Our assortment of lab testing equipment includes the Premier IQ2 (Uster Tester), Warp Read & Block Techno, CSP & TPI Tester Techno, Yarn Appreance Machine Techno, Oven & Moisture Tester Techno, Collapse Tester Techno (Paper Cone) and Trash Machine Techno.

We have also a highly qualified & experienced staff at each and every level in production as well as in administration. We are equipped with latest machinery to manufacture precision and quality items. Some of our latest branded machinery in the textile division are included in blow room line, carding machine, draw & speed frame, ring frame and about 1200 spindles auto doffer, oerlikon schlafhorst auto coner winder peass winder both with splicel.

Customer satisfaction is our top most priority for this we continually improve our services and product. We achieve customer satisfaction by efficient business and delivering product on time. We always try to build relationships with our customers based on mutual trust and loyalty.

Maintenance Manager Job

JOB SUMMERY

Post- Maintenance Manager

Experience - 5-10 years

No of Openings- 1

Eligibility-Diploma or Bachlor in Technology

Location-Punjab

Company-Chahal Spintex Limited

Contact Person- Manindar Singh Chahal

Contact no- +91-164-243 6375, 92165 84918

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Operator Job

JOB SUMMERY

Post-Operator

Experience - Fresher

No of Openings- 1

Eligibility- Graduate and Computer Knowledge

Location-Gujrat

Company-Narayan Textile

Contact Person- Rahul Parekh

Contact no- +91-261-2339139

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Marketing Job

JOB SUMMERY

Experience - 5 to 10 Years

No of Openings- 1

Eligibility- PG in Marketing

Salary- 50000

Location-Ahamdaabad

Company-Soma Textile

Contact Person- R.R. Suthar

Contact no- 09824076113

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'Pakistan & Indian textile industries are not competitors'

Indian and Pakistani textile and garment industries have their own unique strengths and they are not competitors, says Mr. Ibrahim Mahmood, Research Officer of Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA). Mr. Mahmod “Pakistan is very competitive in cotton apparels and coarser yarns, while Indian textile and garment industry has its strength in synthetic apparels and fine yarns.” “Hence, improvement in bilateral trade will benefit the textile industries of both the countries. The consumers of both the countries will also gain from greater choice,” he continues. Informing about the steps taken by Pakistan to improve the trade relation with India, he says, “India and Pakistan have lifted ban on bilateral investment, while Pakistan has drastically reduced its sensitive list for India and the number of goods it imports from India will increase by 100 per cent.”  “Both sides are now working to open more land trade routes and investing to improve infrastructure such as roads and warehouses in order to improve trade relations,” he adds. According to him, the way forward for the textile and apparel industry of whole South Asia is to have greater integration through strategic partnerships and better vertical integration. “Pakistan is also working to meet its obligations to India under the South Asia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) which would go beyond offering the MFN status and would involve the extension of tariff concessions agreed under the pact,” he informs. Talking about the prospects of bilateral India-Pakistan clothing trade, he says, “Prospects of Pakistani apparel exports to India and vice versa are very bright and there is a great demand for Pakistan’s traditional womenswear and heavy fabrics such as denim, twills and drills of cotton in India.” “Similarly, Indian synthetic and blended garments for men's suiting are well recognized in Pakistan,” he mentions. Finally, he opines, “It is only a matter of time that the industries of both the countries recognize each other's strengths and develop it into greater business cooperation.”

Indian apparel makers ink MOU with Mauritius exporters

Indian garment manufactures have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Mauritius exporters to strengthen the cooperation between the two countries in the field of fashion and textiles. The Clothing Manufacturers Association of India (CMAI) signed a MOU with Mauritius Export Association (MEXA) to strengthen the cooperation in the field of fashion and design promotion, education and training through effective knowledge network of textiles professional and industry representatives of India and Mauritius, according to a statement by CMAI. Earlier, an MOU was signed between the two countries during the visit of the Prime Minister of Mauritius to India on February 7, 2012, for strengthening the collaboration in the textile sector. Under the MOU, a Joint Committee was constituted at the level of Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Republic of Mauritius and the Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Republic of India. The first round of the Joint Committee was held on 23, July 2012 at New Delhi, India and in the second and final round of Joint Committee, held on 28, January 2013 at Port Louis, Mauritius, CMAI was invited to be a member of the ‘Ministry of Textiles’ delegation to Mauritius.

Italian luxury brands stitch plans to enter Indian market

Several Italian brands, including Moschino, Alberta Ferretti, Byblos and Scorpian Bay, are stitching up plans to enter the Indian luxury market by collaborating with local companies. In a conversation operations manager-Luxury Connect, Mr. Akshay Gupta said, “Several Italian brands such as Moschino, Alberta Ferretti, Byblos and Scorpian Bay are planning to enter the Indian luxury market.”  “We are providing consultancy services to these companies in searching potential partners in India and also developing entry strategy to the country’s luxury market,” he informs. Talking about the Indian luxury market, he says, “According to industrial estimates, India’s luxury market is expected to touch US$ 14.73 billion by 2015 from an estimated US$ 8.21 billion in 2012.” “With an ease in foreign direct investment (FDI) norms, many companies are now planning to enter Indian luxury market,” he adds.

World yarn & fabric output up in Q3 of 2012

Estimates for 4/2012 as well as Outlook for 1/2013 for Global Yarn and Fabric Production Are Stable Output of global yarn production rose in the Q3/2012 in comparison to the previous one due to higher output in Asia South and America, while production in Europe and North America was down. Also in comparison to last year’s third quarter yarn production rose in all regions apart from North America. Global yarn stocks rose slightly in Q3/2012 in comparison to the previous quarter mainly due to higher stocks in Asia and South America. On an annual basis yarn inventory decreased due to lower stocks in Asia and South America and despite an increase in Europe. Yarn orders in Q3/2012 were down both in Europe and Brazil in comparison to Q2/2012. On an annual basis yarn orders were up in Europe but down in Brazil. World fabric production increased in Q3/2012 in spite of lower output in Europe due to increased production levels in Asia and South America. Year-on-year global fabric production was down; while it increased in Europe, it decreased both in Asia and South America. Global fabric stocks rose slightly in comparison to Q2/2012 as a consequence of higher inventories in Asia and South America and despite lower ones in Europe and North America. Year-on-year fabric stocks were up due to higher stocks in South America and despite lower ones in North Europe and America. Fabric orders decreased in Q3/2012 both in Europe and Brazil compared to the previous one and also year-on-year. The estimates for global yarn and fabric production in the 4th compared to the 3rd quarter of 2012 are positive in Asia, stable in Europe and negative in South America. The outlook for global yarn and fabric production in Q1/2013 remains stable. Regional-wise Asia is expecting stable production levels, while the outlook in Europe is negative for yarn and stable for fabric production. In South America the outlook for both yarn and fabric production is positive. In comparison with the previous quarter, world yarn output rose in Q3/2012 by +7.5% as a result of high production in Asia (+8.5%), due to higher output in China (+9.3%), India (+7.6%), and Pakistan (+1.9%). Yarn production in South America increased by +2.6%. Yarn output fell significantly in North America (-10.0%) and to a lesser extent in Europe (-7.3%). Year-on-year global yarn production rose by +12.8% with output up in South America (+13.5%), Asia (+13.5%) and Europe (+10.2%) but down in North America (-17.0%). Compared with the previous quarter global fabric production rose by +3.0% in Q3/2012 as a consequence of higher output in Asia (+4.0%) and South America (+2.7%). In Europe fabric production fell by -6.5%. In comparison to Q3/2011 world fabric production was down by -5.1% with Asia and South America reporting decreases of -6.3% and -2.5%, respectively. In Europe on the other hand output increased by +4.9 % on an annual basis. Global yarn inventories fell by -3.8% in Q3/2012 compared to the previous both Asia (-4.7%) and South America (-3.4%) recording lower inventories, while stocks remained unchanged in Europe. On an annual basis global yarn stocks dropped by -17.8%, a consequence of lower stocks in Asia (-26.8%), South America (-7.1%) and Europe (-0.9%).

Richa Sharma suggests use of handloom at fashion events

Backing the need for use of handloom accessories for future fashion events, Mrs. India International Richa Sharma said the designs and patterns visualized by Indian weavers will always remain the best. Skilfulness and colour combinations in works of Indian weavers that are showcased at various textile shows, karigar haats and other fairs always amaze her, Richa told PTI, Business Standard reported. Pointing at the amazing collection of sarees, kurtis, lahengas, chikan wear, and suits prepared by Indian artisans, Mrs. Sharma said she fails to understand why increasing numbers of fashion designers are not utilizing Indian weavers who have that skill to set the stage ablaze, so as to reinstate India as a fashion hub. Praising the country’s tradition of handloom weaving, she said increased awareness amongst people regarding handloom items, and jute products in particular, would prove to be of great help for the handloom artists.

Zohra Chatterji is India’s new Textiles Secretary

Ms. Zohra Chatterji, an Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer of the 1979 batch (Uttar Pradesh cadre) has been appointed as the new Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, in place of Ms. Kiran Dhingra, on her retirement on January 31, 2013. An official press release said, the Appointments Committee of the Cabinet has approved the appointment of Ms. Zohra Chatterji, Special Secretary, Ministry of Coal as Secretary, Ministry of Textiles vice Ms. Kiran Dhingra. Ms. Zohra Chatterji has held various important assignments in Uttar Pradesh and has been associated with the industries sector in the north Indian state for nearly 10 years and has held posts including MD of the UP Small Industries Corporation and UP Handlooms, according to Coal India Limited website. She has also served as Secretary and Director General, Tourism; Secretary and Director, Industries; and Labour Commissioner. Her last assignment in UP before joining Government of India was as Principal Secretary, Industries, IT & Electronics, Government of Uttar Pradesh. She was awarded the Prime Minister’s Award for Excellence in Public Administration for implementing an e-governance project “Lokvani” for redressal of public grievances in UP. She also set up “E-Suvidha” in Lucknow and the UP Trade Promotion Authority as its first Member Secretary. Ms. Chatterji joined the Government of India in May, 2007, on Central deputation as Joint Secretary in the Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India. On her promotion as Additional Secretary, she served as Member Secretary, National Commission for Women. Subsequently, she was appointed Additional Secretary, Ministry of Coal in September 2011. Ms. Chatterji is a graduate in Physics (Hons.) and Post-graduate in English Literature.

Vietnam garment industry to add nearly 200,000 new jobs

Vietnam apparel and textile sector is set to add 200,000 new jobs in the country since the industry expects an export growth of 12 percent this year. The Vietnamese clothing industry is targeting a turnover of US$ 19 billion this year compared to US$ 17.2 billion worth of exports made in 2012, said Mr. Le Tien Truong, the deputy general director of Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group (VINATEX). According to him, Vietnamese clothing and textile industry has been able to create 100,000 new jobs for every US$ 1 billion increase in turnover, Vietnam News reported quoting Lao Dong newspaper. In 2012, exports of Vietnamese garment and textile to the US increased by 9.2 percent and to Japan and South Korea by 19.3 percent and 9 percent, respectively. He said Vietnam used 47 percent of local materials to manufacture apparels and textiles last year and the industry aims to increase the usage of local raw materials to 50 percent this year, which will gradually increase to 100 percent by 2015. Mr. Troung urged Vietnamese textile and clothing industry to develop solid strategies to maintain the status in the emerging market by focusing on small and medium-sized orders, since they require fast delivery and it will also improve the productivity and product quality.

NOVOZYMS BUYS OUT ENZYME BUSNESS OF CANADIAN

Novozymes acquires Iogen Bio-Products, industrial enzyme business of Ottawa-based Iogen Corporation for CAD 67.5 million (approximately DKK 370 million) and potential earn-out payments of up to CAD 12.5 million (approximately DKK 70 million). The deal provides Novozymes with all commercial rights to Iogen Bio-Products’ existing product portfolio, pipeline, facilities and know-how. Novozymes acquires all of Iogen Corporation’s industrial enzyme business. The acquisition does not include the purchase of assets that relate to Iogen Corporation’s bioenergy process technologies. Iogen Bio-Products, which entered the industrial enzyme industry in 1991, produces and sells enzymes for the pulp & paper, textile, grain-processing and animal feed industries. The company has close to 70 employees and sells more than 20 products globally. “Iogen Bio-Products is a good fit for Novozymes,” says Andrew Fordyce, Vice President of Global Enzyme Sales and Customer Solutions at Novozymes. “We get a number of products that complement our existing product portfolio and welcome a talented group of employees who are very good at developing and producing industrial enzymes.” Financial impact The acquisition is expected to have a positive impact on Novozymes’ sales growth in 2013 of around 0.5 percentage point depending on when the acquisition is closed. The acquisition is expected to have a slightly negative impact on EBIT and EBIT margin in 2013, but outlook for EBIT growth and EBIT margin remains unchanged. The outlook for ROIC for 2013 is being changed from ~20% to 19-20% as a result of the additional capital invested. Novozymes' outlook for free cash flow excludes acquisitions and remains unchanged for 2013. Outlook assumes rates for the company’s key currencies remain at the closing rates on January 18 for the rest of 2013. Closing of the acquisition is anticipated late February 2013, awaiting finalization of corporate formalities. About Novozymes Novozymes is the world leader in bioinnovation. Together with customers across a broad array of industries we create tomorrow’s industrial biosolutions, improving our customers' business and the use of our planet's resources. With over 700 products used in 130 countries, Novozymes’ bioinnovations improve industrial performance and safeguard the world’s resources by offering superior and sustainable solutions for tomorrow’s ever-changing marketplace.