TURKEY TAPS INDIA FOR TEXTILE INPUTS AND MACHINERY, BUT STRUGGLES TO EXPORT CLOTHING IN RETURN
August 1st, 2013
TURKEY’S textile sector has been struggling to export its products to India, but it is finding the south Asian giant a useful source for importing dyeing and finishing machinery, yarn, fabric and cotton, industry experts have told WTiN.com.Indian dyeing and textile finishing machinery is increasingly popular in Turkey, as its quality has risen while prices remain competitive: “In past three years we have sold 50 machines to the textile companies in Turkey,” said Mr K Venkat Reddy, managing director of Gujarat-based Kusters Calico Machinery Ltd.Fully made in ...
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