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Cannot absorb hike in wages: Noida exportersNoida apparel exporters warn wage hikes and labour unrest may disrupt shipments, as rising costs and pressure from global buyers threaten o...- NCR workers unrest adds to cost strain on firms already hit by Iran warWorker protests over minimum wages are escalating in Noida and Manesar. This unrest, following a significant wage hike in Haryana, is incre...
- Impact of 26% reciprocal tariff: Price ain’t right! US garment companies bargain shopping in IndiaUS garment retailers are urging Indian apparel manufacturers to absorb some price increases caused by President Trump's 26% tariff on India...
- Facing delays, exporters seek priority shipment for MSMEsIndian exporters seek priority shipment for MSMEs at Delhi Airport due to delays caused by Bangladesh transhipment, leading to quadrupled a...
- Tiruppur stares at labour crisis as UP migrant workers return homeThe Tiruppur apparel industry in Tamil Nadu is facing a potential labour crisis as thousands of migrant workers from Uttar Pradesh are retu...
- Apparel units suspend production amid decline in orders from global brandsMore than 20% of apparel exporting units in Tiruppur and Noida have halted manufacturing operations due to a decline in orders from interna...
- India offers the world complete value chain solution in apparel sector: AEPCAEPC chairman Naren Goenka said that India International Garment Fair (IIGF) at Noida provides a direct marketing platform to MSME exporter...
- Apparel exporters in Tiruppur, Noida plan periodic shutdownsAbout 80% units in Noida have a month's orders in hand, while in Tiruppur, orders have fallen 40-50% compared to the previous year. Tiruppu...
- Apparel exporters eyeing Japan, Oz and Canada"Japan at present buys 5% of their apparel requirements from India. But with Covid again spreading in China, it is looking at alternative c...
- US slowdown hits Noida apparel companiesNoida-based apparel exporters generally make fashionable apparels priced at $8-10 per piece, unlike Tirupur exporters who make basic items ...
- New garment companies turn to India as lockdowns hit China outputChina eased Covid restrictions in Shanghai after two months of lockdown on Tuesday, but the country's "zero Covid" policy continues and nea...
- Readymade garment exporters want India to ban cotton exportsSome foreign buyers have sought up to a 30% discount if goods are delayed over 15 days in time or asked for air transport at their own cost...
- European apparel brands reduce garment offtake from Tirupur, NoidaAs all the big global brands have closed shutters in Russia, the order flow from Europe has dwindled. Tirupur exporters fear that in FY23 e...
- Garment exporters worried about fall in global ordersH&M has suspended operations in Russia, while Spain's second-largest fashion retailer Mango has also temporarily closed its 120 shops in Ru...
- NAEC seeks govt intervention in containing high cost of cotton yarn, fabrics to boost exports"Apparel industry is facing a severe problem of high cost of cotton yarn and fabrics. During the last couple of months the cotton prices ha...
- Garment and leather goods exporters face shortage of workers due to rising covid casesThe exporting units at Noida fear that if they do not deliver the export orders on time due to shortage of manpower and rising cotton price...
- Garment exporters fear losing business to Bangladesh, VietnamThe industry has urged the government to put a complete ban on export of cotton and cotton yarn, the chief of an exporters' body said, addi...
- Apparel exporters from Noida face acute labour shortage amid Covid surgeSome factory staff also left the city to vote in the local-body polls, which were held last month to choose officials that would run the gr...
- Exporting units in Tirupur, Noida try to procure local labourers in the absence of migrant workersThere are 12 million workers engaged in garment manufacturing across Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Delhi-National Capital Re...
- Garment exporters expect 15% dip in shipments this yearExporters expect 6 million jobs to get lost in the coming months if the situation continues. Textile is the largest employer after agricult...
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