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The Fiber Price Sheet

On the last Tuesday of each month, WWD publishes the current, month-ago and year-ago fiber prices. Prices…

Industry Fears Perfect Storm for Port Delays

LOS ANGELES — After struggling with delayed holiday season shipments of Asian-made goods because of port…

Asia: Wait Control

Asia’s trade show organizers are keeping an eye out for the effects of quota elimination, and expect more…

Simpler Shipping Seen Beyond Quotas

The final weeks of the quota system will present importers with several logistical hurdles and legal…

Filo Exhibitors Shortening Delivery Times

MILAN — Exhibitors at last month’s Filo yarn and fiber trade show said they were turning to new strategies…

China May Go Slow on Exports

BEIJING — A top Chinese official, faced with U.S. textiles industry safeguard petitions and concerns of…

Senate Passes Key Bill

WASHINGTON — Rushing to complete its work for the year, the Senate on Friday passed a broad $400 million…

CITA Accepts 7th Petition

WASHINGTON — The interagency Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements has accepted for review a…

In Brief: Mystery Deal for Levi Outlets … Delta to Sell Yarn Mill

MYSTERY DEAL FOR LEVI OUTLETS: Casual Male Retail Group Inc., which owns 32 Levi’s and Dockers Outlet stores…

Vietnam Quota Call

A coalition of apparel and textile groups has made a formal request with the Bush administration to go after…

Luxury Leads Italian Fabric Fairs

Judging by the stands at a pair of Italian trade shows, luxurious fabrics with festive designs will be a key…

Imports Surge in September

WASHINGTON — Apparel and textile imports from China drove global shipments to the U.S. in the twin sectors to…

Obituary: Ray Shockley

WASHINGTON — Ray Shockley, a former executive vice president of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute…

Italian Textile Show Delayed

MILAN — The planned new Italian textile show, regrouping the country’s main industry exhibitions under one…

Poor Nations Push U.S. for Trade Breaks

WASHINGTON — A coalition of least-developed countries led by Bangladesh and Nepal is pressing its case for a…