The government has revoked 14 quality control orders on chemicals and polymers used in various industries including textile sector, a move that will help India in increasing its exports of goods. On ...
Small textile units across India are driving early-stage recycling efforts but face major hurdles due to weak policy support, fragmented infrastructure and limited access to green technology India’s ...
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Govt withdraws quality-control order on polyester fibre, bringing relief to textile exporters
NEW DELHI: Government of India has withdrawn the quality-control order (QCO) on polyester fibre and yarn, thereby easing regulatory requirements for the textile and apparel industry. The decision ...
The central government on November 18 rescinded the Quality Control Order (QCO) for Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) with immediate effect to address raw material accessibility and foster growth in the ...
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/textile-industry-to-benefit-from-revocation-of-quality-control-order-on-polyester-fibre-yarn-citi/article70274873.ece ...
Government has withdrawn 14 BIS Quality Control Orders covering key chemical, polymer, and fibre-based materials. This will come into effect immediately from the date of Gazette publication without ...
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