Nagpur: With an aim to promote naturally coloured cotton in the textile industry and public, the Central Institute for Research on Cotton Technology (CIRCOT), Mumbai, has manufactured garments like ...
Naturally-coloured cotton has been around for thousands of years. But the crop yield is typically too low and the short fibre unsuitable for mass manufacture of cloth with machines. Representative ...
More than four decades ago, natural-coloured brown cotton was commonly grown in Pakistani villages for domestic use on small scale, in most parts of the cotton-growing areas. It was derived from both ...
After more than three decades of research, an Indian variety of coloured cotton may be commercially released by 2021. A decision will be taken once the last phase of the agronomy trials is over by ...
A few dozen petri dishes in a high-tech greenhouse in Canberra hold the potential to transform the global textiles industry. CSIRO researchers have genetically modified cotton to make it naturally ...
Sewing thread has gone through many changes over time, as a result of technological advances – including the invention of sewing machines, cotton mercerization and the introduction of synthetic fibers ...
India is no stranger to growing naturally colourful cotton and in the coming months, it is expected that this variety would be grown commercially in the country. This has been possible after three ...
India's naturally coloured cotton, which thrived commercially in the 1940s, is struggling to stage a comeback despite rising global demand for sustainable textiles and decades of government's efforts ...
India's naturally coloured cotton, which thrived commercially in the 1940s, is struggling to stage a comeback despite rising global demand for sustainable textiles and decades of government's efforts ...
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