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India Fiber and Yarn Prices (Weekly Report)

2021-08-18 20:09:46| EmergingTextiles.com

Fiber prices stayed stable in the last days in India, whereas yarn prices dropped slightly, our India Marketing Services report. Our weekly report covers fiber prices in India, including cotton, polyester, and viscose. Many yarn prices are also reviewed, including carded and combed cotton, poly-cotton, poly-viscose, 100% polyester, 100% viscose, and 100% acrylic. Organic and BCI cotton fiber and yarn prices are available. Major yarn production centers are covered with Tirupur (Tamil Nadu), Bhiwandi (Maharashtra), and Ludhiana (Punjab). Yarn prices are compared with fiber prices to assess the latest trends in the margins of Indian spinners.

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