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<title>Industry asks sops only for a few months</title>
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<description>Representatives of the textile and apparel industry, have told cabinet secretary K M Chandrasekhar that they need subsidy for a few months to protect the salaries of employees, besides tax concessions to make them price competitive against countries like Cambodia, Vietnam, Bangladesh, China, Pakistan and Egypt.</description>
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<title>Textile mills shifting to south India</title>
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<description>Regional office of the Textile Commissioner, Coimbatore has informed that no shifting of textile mills from other parts of the country is reported.</description>
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<title>United Retail foray into apparel retail</title>
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<description>&lt;div&gt;Delhi-based diversified business group United Retail is foraying into the apparel retail segment.&lt;/div&gt;</description>
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<title>ACIMIT and ICE to hold nonwovens workshop in New Delhi</title>
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<description>The Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers (ACMIT) and the Italian Institute for Foreign Trade (ICE) will be holding workshops in&amp;nbsp;India, China&amp;nbsp;and Iran as part of a promotional program for the technical textiles and nonwovens sector.</description>
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<title>DyStar and BASF inks R&amp;amp;D deal</title>
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<description>DyStar Textilfarben GmbH and Co. Deutschland KG, Frankfurt, and Germany-based BASF SE have signed a joint research and development (RandD) agreement to improve dyeing processes for textile polyamide fibers.</description>
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<title>Vardhman to consider buy-back of FCCB</title>
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<description>Vardhman Textiles, major presence in the manufacturing of yarn, fabric, sewing thread and steel, will consider and approve buy-back of foreign currency convertible currency bonds (FCCB).</description>
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<title>Arvind to spin off apparel and retail business</title>
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<description>The integrated textile and apparel company Arvind Mills Ltd. has announced plans to spin off the company&amp;rsquo;s branded apparel business and its MegaMart retail business into wholly owned subsidiaries, effective April 1, 2009.</description>
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<title>SRF to buy SRF Polymers&amp;#039; EPB and IYB businesses</title>
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<description>SRF Limited has announced its decision to purchase the two businesses of SRF Polymers Limited (SRFP), the Engineering Plastics Business (EPB) and the Industrial Yarn Business (IYB).&lt;br&gt;</description>
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<title>SBI advises to textile exporters</title>
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<description>The State Bank of India has advised local textile exporters to consult U.S. rating agencies about the buyers before shipping goods.</description>
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<title>BRFL to set up largest textile plant in the country</title>
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<description>Bombay Rayon Fashion Limited (BRFL) plans to open the largest textile plant in the country with an investment of about US $ 250 million. </description>
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