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north india, it is a zero-waste plant, i.e. every bit of the plant can be used. it needs less water than cotton, grows fast, prevents soil erosion, absorbs carbon, is resistant to mould, needs no pesticides and lasts longer than most other fibres. it is an ancient plant which was very popular as clothing
polyester makers has come at the cost of thousands of spinning mills, many of which fear closure due to the sustained decline in cotton yarn and a significant change in consumer preferences. the cotton textile export promotion council (texprocil), the apex industrial body of the sector, showed a 38.8...
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, true hemp and ramie), processed but not spun; tow and waste of these fibres other vegetable textile fibres, ,. , ,. processed but not spun; tow and ,. , waste of these fibres ,. , ,. , man-made textile staple fibres processed for spinning synthetic staple fibres, carded, combed or otherwise processed
for spinning artificial staple fibres, carded, combed or otherwise processed for spinning textile yarn and thread of natural fibres silk yarn and yarn spun from silk - waste; silk-worm gut yarn of wool, containing % or more ,. by weight of wool, not put up for retail sale yarn of wool, containing less...
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