… -oriented units.A few hundred textile factories reliant on gas are … of improvement.
A few hundred textile factories reliant on gas are … industrial slowdown.
At least 20 textile mills across the country are …Read More
… which has developed a groundbreaking textile recycling technology, announces the completion … manufacturers are increasingly looking for textile materials that combine high … industry truly needs.” With increasing textile waste comes increased regulation. …Read More
… which has developed a groundbreaking textile recycling technology. Also joining as … manufacturers are increasingly looking for textile materials that combine high performance … industry truly needs.” With increasing textile waste comes increased regulation. As …Read More
By 2030, NUS aims to be a zero-waste establishment. To reach this goal, the University seeks to increase overall campus recycling rates to 60 per cent through incentives and schemes such as a “pay-as-you-throw” system in refuse bin centres, the adoption of …Read More
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Germany’s economic output is likely to grow modestly in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025 but may face a setback in the second quarter (Q2), according to the Bundesbank’s latest monthly report.Averaged over January and February 2025, industrial output in …Read More
Despite rising global trade tensions and the international economy slowing down, India’s economy may expand by 6.5 per cent in this fiscal, backed by falling crude oil prices and manageable inflation levels—a consumer price index (CPI)-based inflation …Read More
Germany’s economic output is set to grow modestly in Q1 2025 but may face a setback in Q2, according to the Bundesbank.
Inflation fell to 2.3 per cent in March.
Industrial output and retail sales rose slightly, but capacity utilisation remains low.
Goods exports increased early in the year, partly due to US tariff concerns.
Employment dipped marginally, with stability expected overall.Read More
Despite rising global trade tensions and a slowing international economy, India’s economy may expand by 6.5 per cent in this fiscal, backed by falling crude oil prices and manageable inflation levels, a latest EY report said.
Four key factors were outlined shaping India’s growth outlook: reduced exports, a global slowdown, declining crude oil prices and a glut in global production capacities.Read More