Losses have mounted for garment makers in Asia, among the region's top employers, with some smaller units suspending operations
High cotton rates have denied them export opportunity created by drop in Chinese shipments
The last few days had seen prices of cotton rising in India with reports of a Russian invasion
The issue garnered more than 250,000 applications
Credit outlook largely stable for cotton yarn and readymade garments players
Raymond convened shareholders meeting on December 27, 2021 to approve the scheme of arrangement of Raymond Apparel (demerged company) and Raymond (resulting company) their respective shareholders
Udaan exclusive brands have been specially created to help and empower small businesses - including manufacturers and retailers of Bharat to compete with established brands
Global designers and clothing brands are increasingly using sophisticated tech tools such as artificial intelligence and machine learning to clothe their customers with the right fit
Better show on account of growth in exports and signs of recovery in domestic markets
Garment exporters will continue to get a rebate on central and state taxes on their outward shipments as the government on Wednesday approved extension of RoSCTL scheme till March 2024.
Export logistics are troubling many industries. While some are facing container shortages, others are looking at increased freight costs in key markets
Industry representatives believe this is an indication that the sector has begun its V-shaped recovery and the situation would get better
Garment exporters have started seeing the revival of demand, which in turn has increased capacity utilisation to around 60-80 per cent
The development comes months after shipments were kept on hold by international customers due to lockdown imposed in their respective countries
Consolidated income during the quarter fell by nearly 69 per cent to Rs 603.22 crore from Rs 1,917.21 crore in Q1 of FY20
74% of its respondents see a 90% drop in sales for the quarter ending June 2020
For exporters, the fall will be more because of tepid discretionary spending in the US and European Union, which account for 60 per cent of India's RMG exports, it said
Unlike previous years when garment manufacturing units would work at full steam during this time of year, most factories are running at just 30-35% capacities
The letter was published following media reports of workers being paid below the UK minimum wage
So far, the state has evacuated more than 2.5 mn stranded workers