Yasar Hanif

Pakistan Power Loom Sector On Verge Of Closure The powerloom sector in Pakistan is undergoing serious crisis and is on the verge of closure, members of the All Pakistan Cotton Power looms Association (APCPA) said. Due to the government's ineffective policies and the country's declining cloth … Read more about Pakistan Power Loom Sector On Verge Of Closure

China's Dip In Cotton Acreage Likely To Be Permanent Cotton growing area in China has reduced by nearly 50 per cent over the last eight years, and this dip is likely to become permanent as cotton acreage is unlikely to increase, a speaker said at the annual Cotton Roundtable. Cotton acreage has … Read more about China’s Dip In Cotton Acreage Likely To Be Permanent

China May Sell Another 2.5 Million Tonnes Of Reserve Cotton In 2017 China next year may match its 2016 sales from state cotton reserves to help plug a growing deficit in supply, an influential trade website quoted a government official as saying. Plans by the world's top textile market to sell … Read more about China May Sell Another 2.5 Million Tonnes Of Reserve Cotton In 2017

Bangladesh Remains Top Cotton Importer In 2015 Reinforcing its position as the world's largest importer, Bangladesh imported 6.2 million cotton bales in 2015-16. The US department of agriculture (USDA) has forecast Bangladesh's imports to increase to 6.3 million bales in 2016-17. This raises … Read more about Bangladesh Remains Top Cotton Importer In 2015

Cotton Down Nearly Three Percent As Hurricane Threat To Crops Fade: Cotton futures slid nearly 3 percent on Wednesday, their biggest intra-day percentage drop in over three weeks, as the threat of crop damage in the south-eastern United States from Hurricane Matthew diminished. The second month … Read more about Cotton Down Nearly Three Percent As Hurricane Threat To Crops Fade: