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coloring or dyeing of textile materials when 'colour' is applied to a fabric it is termed as dyeing. dyeing and printing of fabrics are usually done after routine or basic finishes but prior to the application of other finishes. it is mainly done to give color to the fabric and thus improve the appearance

, yarns or fabric are then immersed in the dye bath until the depth of colour is achieved. natural dyeing natural and vegetable dyes were the first-known dye pigments and with the move to be more environmentally friendly are becoming popular again. these work best with natural and regenerated fibres...

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regions uit nord hauts de france markets apparel footwear socks child ready-to-wear ( - years) woman ready-to-wear man ready-to-wear home textiles bedding bath and toilet toweling table and kitchen linen carpets decorative textiles technical textiles hygiene & medical transport automotive materials artificial

fibres acetate lyocell modal viscose synthetic fibres acrylic chloro fibre modacrylic polyamide polyester natural fibres alpaga angora cashmere hemp cotton jute wool flax mohair silk craftsmanship finishing bleaching dyeing yarns trading yarns © taktik | legal mentions | login en poursuivant votre navigation...

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unions / regions fédération française des industries lainière et cotonnière (ffilc) uit nord hauts de france markets home textiles table and kitchen linen table cloths, table napkins, kitchen towels, table runners, place mats flat linen decorative textiles sofas covers, seats covers materials artificial

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wool processing natural fibres artificial fibres synthetic fibres bio synthetic fibres processing wool is, or fundamentally should be an ecologically and ethically sound product, as it is a renewable and naturally grown fibre, however due to the increase in production and desire for consistency of quality

, together with the drive for maximum return on investment will mean that some aspects of the farming and fibre production of wool are not ecologically or ethically desirable. the use of pesticides is an issue in the production of wool, and poor management of the chemicals used to control parasite infection...

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artificial and synthetic fibres for fishing | gruppo dp about us story ethics fishing lines asso toray perlon oem lines and spools for spooling companies monofilaments for gardening and agricolture softblade – nylon trimmer line agropet – pet monofilament contacts distribution network work with us catalogues

and synthetic fibres for fishing, gardening and agriculture fishing lines for sport and commercial use gruppo dp's core business consists primarily of technical fishing lines for sport and commercial use. indeed, gruppo dp offers a wide range of fishing lines, each of which features specific characteristics...

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pashmina wool fibers - page of - textile school a repository of textile articles fiber manmade fiber natural fiber yarn ring-spinning open-end spinning air-jet spinning fabric knitting weaving non-woven finishing embroidery printing/dyeing washing apparel merchandizing post-production production pre-production

cashmere goats pashmina is another name for cashmere is a downy undercoat of the capra hircus laniger goats that mainly live in the trans-himalayan regions classified as speciality hair fibres which possess special qualities of fineness and lustre, which is used for making finest quality shawls and...

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itc hs code list and china harmonised system product classification codes. china import export overview -jan to mar- imports exports live animals; animal products chapter :live animals chapter :meat & meat offal chapter :fish & sea food chapter :dairy, eggs, honey & animal products chapter :products of

others animal or vegetable fats and oils and their cleavage products; prepared edible fats; animal or vegetable waxes chapter :animal/vegetable fats, waxes, oils & cleavage products prepared foodstuffs; beverages, spirits and vinegar; tobacco and manufactured tabacco substitutes chapter :preparation of...

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clothing blankets, bedspreads, duvets and eiderdowns clothes - second-hand clothes, children's and baby clothes, men's clothes, women's clothing accessories clothing industry supplies clothing, fur coats and raincoats cords and strings costumes, traditional costumes and disguises fabrics fabrics, coated fibres

, artificial and synthetic formal wear furnishing fabrics gloves hats and caps haute couture, luxury ready-to-wear import-export - textile and clothing jeans and casual wear jumpers and pull-overs leather and suede clothing linen lingerie, underwear and indoor clothing natural fibre preparing natural...

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anti-dumping duty yarn of manmade or synthetic or artificial staple fibres , . , , (except , , and ). th january, released final disclosure dated september, . us$ to us$ sunset review completed on th january . extended the deadline for another months as per latest information received the sunset review

/ ). the amount of the duty imposed on imports originating in china is usd per kilogram, at the exception of the company nantong a-z textıle co., ltd. whose exports are subject to a duty of usd per kilogram. the amount of the duty imposed on imports originating in india is usd per kilogram, at the exception...

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natural protein fibres - textile school a repository of textile articles fiber manmade fiber natural fiber yarn ring-spinning open-end spinning air-jet spinning fabric knitting weaving non-woven finishing embroidery printing/dyeing washing apparel merchandizing post-production production pre-production

natural protein fibres the protein fibers are formed by natural animal sources through condensation of a-amino acids to form repeating polyamide units with a various substituent on the a-carbon atom. in general, protein fibers are fibers of moderate strength, resiliency, and elasticity. they have excellent...

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