Top 50 Thai Textile & Garment Companies.
TTIS ranking of Top 50 Textile & Garment Co., for year 2011 relied on data compiled by the Department of Business Development, Ministry of Commerce, as of November 22, 2012. This year’s Top 50 list comprises 2 Fiber companies, 28 textile companies, 16 garment producers, and 4 companies in the “Others” category.
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- Textile Fibers Outlook
- This issue of TTIS Textile Digest shows information on the world demands for cotton fiber and carbon fiber for the past few years and the near future, as well as introduces the up-to-date technology of fiber formation.
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- Global Yarn and Fabric Output Rose in Q3/2012
- Estimates for 4/2012 as well as Outlook for 1/2013 for Global Yarn and Fabric Production Are Stable
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- Top 50 Thai Textile & Garment Companies.
- TTIS ranking of Top 50 Textile & Garment Co., for year 2011 relied on data compiled by the Department of Business Development, Ministry of Commerce, as of November 22, 2012. This year’s Top 50 list comprises 2 Fiber companies, 28 textile companies, 16 garment producers, and 4 companies in the…
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- Bangkok Fashion City- Part Two
- During Thaksin 1 in 2003-2005, a project of 1.8 billion baht was approved to develop Bangkok into one of the World Fashion Hubs within 18 months. It was the first project that any Thai government elected or not, gave direct assistance to selected industrial sectors- this one being the fashion…
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- For a textile industry aiming at best behavior,Clariant offers a way: ONE WAY
- According to Textile Exchange*, an estimated six million tons of textile chemicals is used each year, making the environmental impact of textile processing a global issue. Textile waste occupies nearly five per cent of all landfill space, with one million tons of textiles ending up in landfills every year. In…
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- What have we gained from AEC?
- Mr. Chen Namchaisiri, President, Asia Fiber Plc. said Our upstream industry and the mid stream industry (in Thailand) are good suppliers to the producers of textile products in the ASEAN, because we have experience doing this and have developed for a long time. We have been adjusting over the years. …
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“Lace” sector and latest innovation from KARL MAYER at ITMA 2011
Editorial
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"Innovation has a name - Oerlikon" (ITMA 2011)
Oerlikon
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Fong’s Industries Merged into China Hi-Tech Group
Shen Wei, Shanghai
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ITEMA WEAVING: A new Air Jet and an enhanced Silver Rapier Weaving Machine at ITMA Barcelona.
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FOCUS: Inside the Indonesian textile industry
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Global cotton stock estimates continue to be revised upward
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World Spinning Outlook
Usa Sangwatanaroj
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What China’s five-year plan means for business
Guangyu Li and Jonathan Woetzel, McKinsey
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- World Spinning Industry
- This short article shows the world market growth of yarn spinning industry based on the following information: spinning machinery shipments in 2011, yarn output in Q1/2012, and cotton yarn sales volume during 2007-2016. In addition, new spinning and texturing technology is also included.
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- Farewell to Kayser Sung, a world-class textile economist!
- Kayser Winsiang SUNG, editor-in-chief and publisher of Textile Asia, born Nanjing, October 1, 1919; died Hong Kong, January 12, 2010
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Farewell to Kayser Sung, a world-class textile economist!
Kayser Winsiang SUNG, editor-in-chief and publisher of Textile Asia, born Nanjing, October 1, 1919; died Hong Kong, January 12, 2010
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- Meeting to congratulate Khun Mayuree Na Rangsilpato her new Appointment as a President of The Thai Synthetic Fiber Manufacturers’ Association
- Volker Illert, Executive Director of TTCMSO (Thai Textile Clothing Member Ship Organization), congratulating Khun Mayuree Na Rangsilpa to her new appointment on 27.04.2555. He presented the flower and extra published Brochure of TTCMSO in this occasion.
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- Santas home unveils luxury bed linen Textile innovation beyond design
- Santas home, Thailand’s leading bedding brand by Jaspal & Sons Company Limited launches “Santas LINEA ITALIANA”, exotic bed linen made in Italy. The LINEA ITALIANA Collection is an extraordinary epitome of Bed linen fashion. It is all about the fine art of producing textured jacquard and print bed linen. It accomplishes an appreciative appeal of unique brightness and sheen that as Santas Home we want to bring to market. The launch is held recently at Medici Kitchen & Bar, Hotel Muse Bangkok Langsuan.
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- COTTON USA Organized the 2012 COTTON USA ASEAN Supply Chain Founding Members Annual Roundtable Meeting
- Mr. Orestes Vasquez, Agricultural Attaché, Office of Agricultural Affairs, U.S. Embassy (2nd right), recently attended the 2012 COTTON USA ASEAN Supply Chain Founding Members Annual Roundtable Meeting at The St. Regis Bangkok. He was jointly received by Mr. Allen Terhaar, COTTON USA Senior Advisor (2nd left); Mr. Robert Miller, COTTON USA Regional Director for Southeast & Northeast Asia (2nd right); and Mr. Kraipob Pangsapa, COTTON USA Thailand Representative (1st right). The annual meeting was held to provide industry insights and latest economic updates to the twelve Thai COTTON USA Supply Chain Founding Members. It was also an opportunity to obtain valuable…
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- Thailand’s TCC Becomes the First Conglomerate in Southeast Asia to Join Hands with BSA on Software Asset Management Practice
- Thailand’s Deputy Commerce Minister Phoom Saraphol (2nd from right) presides over the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing ceremony between T.C.C. Technology Co.,Ltd. (TCCT) and the Business Software Alliance (BSA), represented by Mr. Panot Sirivadhanabhakdi (2nd from left), TCCT Executive Director, Mr. Kosit Suksingha (left), TCCT Managing Director, and Ms. Lyn Boxall (right), Managing Director, BSA Asia Pacific. The MoU signing, aimed at setting best practice guidelines for software licensing policy as part of Software Asset Management, is held at the Plaza Athénée Royal Méridien Bangkok Hotel.
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