May 17, 2008 (Slovenia)
In March 2008, the monthly growth of producer prices of manufactured goods was 0.1% and the annual growth was 3.3%.
Output prices up by 0.1%
Compared with February 2008, in March 2008 the output price index was 100.1. The prices of manufactured goods on the domestic market were 0.5% higher, while the prices of export products were 0.3% lower.
In March we recorded higher prices in the following activities: manufacture of clothes, tanning and treatment of fur (by 1.3%).
0.5% monthly increase in the producer prices of manufactured goods on the domestic market:
In March prices increased in manufacture of clothes, tanning and treatment of fur (by 2.5%), manufacture of leather and leather products (by 1.6%), except machinery and equipment (by 1.2%).
Higher prices of clothes and footwear, as a result of the sale of new collections and the end of seasonal discounts, contributed to the total domestic price index 0.04 of a percentage point.
In March 0.3% price decrease of export products:
In March output prices on the non-domestic market were lower by 0.3%: also the prices of export products were lower by the same percent in the euro area and in the non-euro area.
Export prices decreased in manufacture of manufacture of chemicals, chemical products and man-made fibres (by 0.7%), and manufacture of leather and leather products (by 0.5%), and in other activities.
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Thursday, 22 May 2008
Friday, 16 May 2008
PGI installs M&J Airlaid web forming system
May 16, 2008 (Germany)
Oerlikon Neumag has successfully started up an M&J Airlaid web forming system installed as a retrofit and expansion of an existing nonwoven production line at PGI in Benson, North Carolina, USA.
The Airlaid unit complements PGI’s proprietary Spinlace production by laying a web of pulp fibres onto a nonwoven substrate.
The turnkey supply covered the complete Airlaid system with web forming, as well as all the auxiliary equipment for raw material preparation, complete process air handling equipment as well as the complete process control system.
Oerlikon Neumag
Oerlikon Neumag has successfully started up an M&J Airlaid web forming system installed as a retrofit and expansion of an existing nonwoven production line at PGI in Benson, North Carolina, USA.
The Airlaid unit complements PGI’s proprietary Spinlace production by laying a web of pulp fibres onto a nonwoven substrate.
The turnkey supply covered the complete Airlaid system with web forming, as well as all the auxiliary equipment for raw material preparation, complete process air handling equipment as well as the complete process control system.
Oerlikon Neumag
JIAM 2008 to wind up on a triumph note
May 16, 2008 (Singapore)
JIMA 2008, the biggest International Apparel Machinery Trade Show, organized by Japan Sewing Machinery Manufacturers Association (JASMA), is coming to a successful end today. This is the first time that this four-day exhibition has been organized outside Japan.
This event at Singapore Expo Hall is displaying a wide range of latest and most advanced machinery and equipment from the leading manufacturers and suppliers of the world, which provides solutions for the apparel and textile industry.
More than 150 companies from nearly 84 countries are participating and displaying their products including China Sewing Machine Association (CISMA), Guangdong Sewing Equipment Chamber of Commerce.
Organisations like German Garment and Leather Technology Association, Sewing Machines Trade Association Singapore (SMTAS), Taipei Sewing Machines Association (TSMA) and Korea Sewing Machinery Industrial Association (KOSMIA) are also present here.
Asia alone accounts for more than 70 percent of the global production with South East Asia emerging as textile powerhouse, these expos are playing a vital role to boost the sewing machinery industry on a global level.
JIMA 2008, the biggest International Apparel Machinery Trade Show, organized by Japan Sewing Machinery Manufacturers Association (JASMA), is coming to a successful end today. This is the first time that this four-day exhibition has been organized outside Japan.
This event at Singapore Expo Hall is displaying a wide range of latest and most advanced machinery and equipment from the leading manufacturers and suppliers of the world, which provides solutions for the apparel and textile industry.
More than 150 companies from nearly 84 countries are participating and displaying their products including China Sewing Machine Association (CISMA), Guangdong Sewing Equipment Chamber of Commerce.
Organisations like German Garment and Leather Technology Association, Sewing Machines Trade Association Singapore (SMTAS), Taipei Sewing Machines Association (TSMA) and Korea Sewing Machinery Industrial Association (KOSMIA) are also present here.
Asia alone accounts for more than 70 percent of the global production with South East Asia emerging as textile powerhouse, these expos are playing a vital role to boost the sewing machinery industry on a global level.
Thursday, 15 May 2008
Dürkopp enhances its presence at the JIAM
May 14, 2008 (Germany)
With a comprehensive product portfolio the Bielefeld manufacturer of sewing technology Dürkopp Adler will essentially enhance its presence at the JIAM 2008, which is already starting in Singapore from May 13th to 16th. “This is our reaction to the fact that the importance of the JIAM has further increased after the relocation from Osaka to Singapore”, emphasizes Dietrich Eickhoff, Manager Sales & Marketing of the Dürkopp Adler Group. Dürkopp Adler and Beisler will show a wide range of products at two adjacent booths.
Dürkopp Adler will present itself together with the majority shareholder SGSB Group Co Ltd on a 225 m2 large joint booth (hall 3 – booth number 3F39). On an area of approx. 100 square metres 22 exhibits will be shown, among them the new, especially energy-saving standard high speed sewing machine class 281, sewing units for piped pockets class 745 and 100, automatic eyelet buttonholers class 559 and 580 as well as further selected machines for the apparel industry and for medium- heavy duty sewing applications.
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With a comprehensive product portfolio the Bielefeld manufacturer of sewing technology Dürkopp Adler will essentially enhance its presence at the JIAM 2008, which is already starting in Singapore from May 13th to 16th. “This is our reaction to the fact that the importance of the JIAM has further increased after the relocation from Osaka to Singapore”, emphasizes Dietrich Eickhoff, Manager Sales & Marketing of the Dürkopp Adler Group. Dürkopp Adler and Beisler will show a wide range of products at two adjacent booths.Dürkopp Adler will present itself together with the majority shareholder SGSB Group Co Ltd on a 225 m2 large joint booth (hall 3 – booth number 3F39). On an area of approx. 100 square metres 22 exhibits will be shown, among them the new, especially energy-saving standard high speed sewing machine class 281, sewing units for piped pockets class 745 and 100, automatic eyelet buttonholers class 559 and 580 as well as further selected machines for the apparel industry and for medium- heavy duty sewing applications.
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INDIA ITME to take place at BIEC in November
May 15, 2008 (India)
The 8 th India International Textile Machinery Exhibition (INDIA ITME 2008) is to be held from 15 th to 22 nd November 2008 at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), India.
The exhibition will give an opportunity to the participants and business visitors to access the new technology and developments in textile production and operations.
The Bangalore Exhibition Complex is state-of-the-art centre with modern facilities to display textile machines and accessories. We have decided to shift the show to Bangalore for the better convenience of all concerned.
The textile industry has shown buoyancy in the last three years. The world capacity of spindleage, O.E. Rotors, shuttleless looms, shuttle looms and finishing has grown enormously.
The industry has gravitated towards the southern hemisphere and the leading producers are located in China, India, Pakistan, Turkey, Indonesia, Thailand, Bangladesh and so on.
The textile industry will see higher technology, speed and better quality in its production operations in the years ahead. INDIA ITME 2008 aims to promote the latest technology and improvements in production for a brighter tomorrow.
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The 8 th India International Textile Machinery Exhibition (INDIA ITME 2008) is to be held from 15 th to 22 nd November 2008 at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), India.The exhibition will give an opportunity to the participants and business visitors to access the new technology and developments in textile production and operations.
The Bangalore Exhibition Complex is state-of-the-art centre with modern facilities to display textile machines and accessories. We have decided to shift the show to Bangalore for the better convenience of all concerned.
The textile industry has shown buoyancy in the last three years. The world capacity of spindleage, O.E. Rotors, shuttleless looms, shuttle looms and finishing has grown enormously.
The industry has gravitated towards the southern hemisphere and the leading producers are located in China, India, Pakistan, Turkey, Indonesia, Thailand, Bangladesh and so on.
The textile industry will see higher technology, speed and better quality in its production operations in the years ahead. INDIA ITME 2008 aims to promote the latest technology and improvements in production for a brighter tomorrow.
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Top leaders from the world of engineered fabrics to be at IDEA10
May 15, 2008 (USA)
As exhibitor confirmations for IDEA10 continue at a record pace, INDA is putting special emphasis on identifying and recruiting “green” companies that make sustainability and energy efficiency part of their corporate philosophy and product development.
The IDEA10 International Engineered Fabrics Conference and Expo, scheduled for April 27-29, 2010 in the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, Fla, will once again bring together all links of the global supply chain for products and services, including raw materials, machinery/equipment, engineered fabrics, converted products and services.
In 2010, the event, held in the U.S. every three years, will place a special emphasis on how the industry’s companies are adapting to and solving energy challenges around the world.
“In a recent INDA survey, 66% of top executives told us that rising energy costs are their number one problem,” says Marilyn Bellinger, INDA Associate Director of Sales.
“IDEA10 will be an ideal time for all of these companies to learn about the technologies that will help them deal with this challenge.”
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As exhibitor confirmations for IDEA10 continue at a record pace, INDA is putting special emphasis on identifying and recruiting “green” companies that make sustainability and energy efficiency part of their corporate philosophy and product development.The IDEA10 International Engineered Fabrics Conference and Expo, scheduled for April 27-29, 2010 in the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, Fla, will once again bring together all links of the global supply chain for products and services, including raw materials, machinery/equipment, engineered fabrics, converted products and services.
In 2010, the event, held in the U.S. every three years, will place a special emphasis on how the industry’s companies are adapting to and solving energy challenges around the world.
“In a recent INDA survey, 66% of top executives told us that rising energy costs are their number one problem,” says Marilyn Bellinger, INDA Associate Director of Sales.
“IDEA10 will be an ideal time for all of these companies to learn about the technologies that will help them deal with this challenge.”
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Made in Germany in Asia!!!!
May 15, 2008 (China)
With German exports of textile machinery to Asia worth about 4 billion Euro in the last two years and a market share of more than 50%, Asia is definitely the most important destination for textile technology Made in Germany.
ITMA ASIA + CITME 2008
27–31 July 2008
Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC), Shanghai, P.R. China
At ITMA ASIA + CITME 2008 exhibitors from Germany will present their products and services on 10.000 square metres. Among the German companies roundabout 70 will exhibit under the umbrella of the official German presentation with over 3000 square metres hall space.
Initiated by the VDMA Textile Machinery Association, the official German presentation offers a comprehensive overview of textile technology from Germany. In the respective halls there will be German clusters for every specific application from spinning, over knitting and weaving to finishing and making-up machinery.
The German clusters offer visitors platforms for informing themselves on the latest developments of the specific branches. In a close exchange of experience with the German exhibitors, they can consult on the use of the right product for the right purpose and arrange all kinds of possible future co-operation.
The German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, the Association of the German Trade Fair Industry (AUMA) as well as the VDMA-German Engineering Federation wish all exhibitors and visitors a successful tradefair visit, interesting contacts and conversations and a good exchange of experience between partners.
The German team is looking forward to meeting you at the German information stands in halls E1 and W4 and to answering your questions and trade inquiries.
Association of the German Trade Fair Industry (AUMA)
With German exports of textile machinery to Asia worth about 4 billion Euro in the last two years and a market share of more than 50%, Asia is definitely the most important destination for textile technology Made in Germany.
ITMA ASIA + CITME 2008
27–31 July 2008
Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC), Shanghai, P.R. China
At ITMA ASIA + CITME 2008 exhibitors from Germany will present their products and services on 10.000 square metres. Among the German companies roundabout 70 will exhibit under the umbrella of the official German presentation with over 3000 square metres hall space.
Initiated by the VDMA Textile Machinery Association, the official German presentation offers a comprehensive overview of textile technology from Germany. In the respective halls there will be German clusters for every specific application from spinning, over knitting and weaving to finishing and making-up machinery.
The German clusters offer visitors platforms for informing themselves on the latest developments of the specific branches. In a close exchange of experience with the German exhibitors, they can consult on the use of the right product for the right purpose and arrange all kinds of possible future co-operation.
The German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology, the Association of the German Trade Fair Industry (AUMA) as well as the VDMA-German Engineering Federation wish all exhibitors and visitors a successful tradefair visit, interesting contacts and conversations and a good exchange of experience between partners.
The German team is looking forward to meeting you at the German information stands in halls E1 and W4 and to answering your questions and trade inquiries.
Association of the German Trade Fair Industry (AUMA)
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