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Machinery

LMW Global FZE Powers Supra Textiles Modernization Drive In Kenya With Advanced Carding Solutions

LMW Global FZE, a worldwide leader in textile machinery manufacturing, proudly announces the successful commissioning of its advanced LC361 model carding machines at Supra Textiles Limited, Nairobi, Kenya, a part of the reputed Sunflag Group with over 75 years of legacy in African manufacturing. Supra Textiles Ltd is one of Kenya’s most diversified textile companies, […]
Policies

Textile Exports To Double Under India-UK Trade Pact

India and the United Kingdom have signed the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), India’s most ambitious free trade pact with a major developed nation in over a decade. The agreement was signed yesterday by India’s Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal and the UK’s Secretary of State for Business and Trade Jonathan Reynolds, in […]
Corporates

LMW Global FZE Signs MoU With Ministry Of Industry And New Technologies, Republic Of Tajikistan

LMW, a global leader in textile spinning machinery manufacturing, proudly announces the signing of a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Industry and New Technologies, Republic of Tajikistan. This landmark agreement was officially exchanged on 8th July 2025, during the prestigious International Textile Forum held in Tajikistan, which brought
Industry

India Gains Edge As US Tariffs Hit Textile Rivals

India’s textile and apparel industry is closely monitoring recent US tariff developments, anticipating potential opportunities as trade dynamics shift globally. Between January and May 2025, the US imported $5.11 billion worth of textiles and apparel from India 13% increase over the same period last year, signaling strong export momentum. “We are actively tracking the
Industry

Lesotho Faces Jobs Crisis As US Tariff Fears Grow

Lesotho has declared a national state of disaster due to “high rates of youth unemployment and job losses,” as the country grapples with uncertainty surrounding US tariffs and trade policies. The declaration, effective until 30 June 2027, enables the government to take emergency measures under the Disaster Management Act to mitigate the economic fallout,