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Man-Made Fibre Consumption For Technical Applications In Japan
Statistics: Fibre Consumption for Technical Textiles in Japan, 2010 Edition Now Available at ReportsandReports
The same pros and cons generally apply to duvets too, although man-made fibres tend to give a wider range of tog values to choose from.
Time to go undercover
In USA the consumption of cotton is only 30% while that of man-made fibre is 70%.
Market report of viscose fibre
Trutzschler, one of the world's leading textile machinery manufacturers that specializes in machines, installations, and accessories for spinning preparation, the nonwovens and man-made fibre industry.
Trutzschler unveils T-DATA real-time monitoring system
All Pakistan Textile Mills Association Chairman Tariq Saud has urged the government to immediately impose a 15% Regulatory Duty on the import of man-made fibre (MMF) yarns, particularly polyester viscose yarn, polyester cotton yarn and pure polyester yarn.
News and Views - Textile mills seek 15% duty on MMF imports
The surge in import of man-made fibre (MMF) yarns, including polyester, acrylic and fabric, in the domestic commerce is badly affecting the local textile industry, said All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) Acting Chairman Shahid Mazhar.
Import of MMF yarns, fabrics hurting textile sector
Similarly, the announcement of deemed import basis for Polyester Staple Fibre would enhance man-made fibre content in export products.
Value-added textile products increased 7.5% in 2014-15
India is offering incentives to its yarn exporters including 5% rebate on cotton yarn 10.3% rebate on man-made fibre and 5% discount on interest payments in order to attract new investments.
Spinners seek action against yarn dumping by India
Man-made fibres are produced as by-products of the oil and cola industries.
Why Christmas is the best time to roll out the red (or grey) carpet
It's not the time for man-made fibres, so look out for cool cottons and light linens.
Summer SOS: How to style out the heatwave

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