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September 25, 2026

Corporates

Inthing Expands Global Footprint With Integrated Manufacturing And Supply-Chain Capabilities

Textile Insights September 9, 2026

Homegrown fashion and apparel company Inthing is expanding into global markets as it enters the next phase of its growth, leveraging more than six decades of experience in textile manufacturing, supply chain and distribution. Founded in 1958, Inthing has evolved from a fabric trading and

Technology

Heberlein Expands China Footprint With DTY Innovation And Local Service

Textile Insights September 9, 2026

Advanced DTY jet technology and a new service hub bring performance and technical support closer to customers Heberlein, a provider of air interlacing and air texturing jets for synthetic filament yarns, is strengthening its position in the Chinese market with its APh- and APe-series DTY jets, while expanding local customer support through a new service […]

Technology

Uster Recycled Fiber Matrix Brings Data-Driven Approach To Recycled Cotton

Textile Insights September 9, 2026

As the textile industry accelerates its shift towards circularity, mechanical recycling is gaining attention as a targeted approach to reducing textile waste and its environmental impact. Uster has developed the Recycled Fiber Matrix, a two-dimensional assessment tool for mechanically recycled fibers designed to guide optimum processing and end-use applications.

Industry

Ludhiana Dyeing Industry Announces Week-Long Shutdown From Sept 14

Textile Insights September 9, 2026

Dyeing units across Ludhiana will remain closed for a week from September 14 to 20, with industry associations citing a sharp increase in yarn and raw material prices, rising production costs and difficulties in running units amid the ongoing crisis. The decision was taken at a meeting of representatives of the city’s dyeing industry and […]

Sustainability

Traceability Becomes A Market Requirement: OEKO-TEX

Textile Insights September 8, 2026

Annual Report 2025/26 highlights sharp growth in certified organic cotton and MADE IN GREEN as regulatory scrutiny of textile supply chains intensifies Traceability is rapidly moving from a competitive advantage to a requirement for market access as regulatory scrutiny of textile supply chains increases across major markets, according to the OEKO-TEX® Annual Report

Event

Heimtextil 27/28 Trends Focus On The New Balance Between Performance And Wellbeing

Textile Insights September 8, 2026

‘Home-Maxxing’ explores how textile innovation, technology and sensory design are reshaping interiors as consumers seek both efficiency and respite Heimtextil has unveiled its Trends 27/28, identifying a growing shift in how consumers expect their living and working spaces to perform. Under the theme ‘Home-Maxxing – The Performance of Everyday Living’, the trend forecast

Trade & Market

Bangladesh Loosens Import Regime, Gives Exporters Greater Procurement Flexibility

Textile Insights September 8, 2026

New policy removes value ceiling on non-LC imports, expands bonded facilities and FTZ provisions, while raising value-addition norms for garments Bangladesh has introduced a more flexible import regime that could ease overseas procurement for manufacturers and strengthen the country’s export-oriented supply chain. The Import Policy Order 2026–2029, issued by the Ministry

Trade & Market

EU Approves Major Customs Overhaul, Tightens E-Commerce Rules

Textile Insights September 8, 2026

New framework puts greater responsibility on online platforms, introduces tougher penalties and establishes an EU-wide customs authority to strengthen controls and improve duty collection The European Union is set to fundamentally reshape the way goods enter its market after the Council gave final approval to a sweeping reform of the bloc’s customs framework. Described as

Cotton

Global Cotton Output Likely To Edge Past Consumption, But Supply Risks Persist

Textile Insights September 8, 2026

Global cotton production is expected to marginally exceed consumption in the 2026-27 season, but the projected surplus could narrow as weather, pest and crop-related risks emerge, according to the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC). Global cotton output is projected at 26.2 million tonnes against consumption of 25.9 million tonnes, leaving a surplus of around

Trade & Market

Global Knitwear Trade Nears US$ 290 Billion As Industry Expands Its Share

Textile Insights September 8, 2026

The global apparel trade is witnessing a structural shift towards knitwear, driven by changing consumer preferences and rising demand for casual, stretch and performance-oriented clothing. Global knitwear exports increased from US$ 145.2 billion in 2006 to US$ 289.1 billion in 2025, more than doubling over the period. As a result, knitwear’s share of global textile […]

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