Union Budget 2025: Textile stocks Ambika Cotton Mills, Arvind and others soar up to 10% as FM announces 5-year cotton mission(Photo: Company Website) Union Budget ...

Suryalakshmi Cotton Mills Ltd share price was down by -0.82% from the previous closing price of ₹80.09. Who are peers of Suryalakshmi Cotton Mills Ltd? The peers of Suryalakshmi Cotton Mills Ltd ...

Global denim mills and manufacturers are driving the jeanswear industry's shift toward regenerative cotton. Through initiatives that promote regenerative agriculture education and provide funding ...

Credit: Cotton made in Africa (CmiA ... regular self-assessment questionnaires for all supply chain stages and on-site onboarding audits for spinning mills conducted by independent audit firms will ...

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A North Carolina credit union tapped into diverse funding sources to turn the 50-acre industrial property into a mixed-use ...

Sen. Tom Cotton recently delivered a speech urging Congress to remain firm on the deadline for ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, to sell the popular social media app to an American buyer.

H P Cotton Textile Mills Ltd share price was down by -0.70% from the previous closing price of ₹121.00. Who are peers of H P Cotton Textile Mills Ltd? The peers of H P Cotton Textile Mills Ltd ...

Mathias Azonnoudo, a 50-year-old farmer in Benin, was taking a break sitting on a large pile of freshly picked cotton, which ...

A Minnesota company that sells and services tub grinders for hay had hopes of expanding to a 30-acre tract northwest of Kearney but was denied its request at Tuesday’s Buffalo County Board of ...

Olympia Mills Limited, engaged in power generation and textiles, has become the latest company to embrace renewable energy, as it announced plans to set up a 500KW off-grid solar power system at ...

Many shoppers in Serbia, Bosnia, Montenegro and North Macedonia on Friday joined a trend that first started in Croatia – boycotting stores in protest against eye-watering price rises.