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2026-04-20 11:17:43 -

Bombay High Court Clears German Textile Firm, Rules Exporter Not Liable for Importer Violations
The Bombay High Court has set aside show cause notices issued to German textile machinery manufacturer Karl Mayer STOLL Textilmaschinenfabrik GmbH, ruling that a foreign exporter cannot be held liable for alleged misdeclaration by Indian importers. A Division Bench comprising G S Kulkarni and Aarti Sathe observed that the customs department had sought to penalise the German firm for the alleged...

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2026-05-21 07:45:11 -

EU Sustainability Rules Push Vietnam’s Textile Industry Towards Green Transition
Vietnam’s textile and apparel industry is accelerating its shift towards sustainable manufacturing as tightening environmental regulations in the European Union reshape export requirements for global suppliers. With the EU remaining one of Vietnam’s largest export markets, textile and footwear manufacturers are increasingly focusing on circular production models, lower emissions and...

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2026-02-02 06:36:49 -

India–EU FTA Draft Sets Clearer Origin Rules to Boost Textile Export Competitiveness
Draft provisions under the proposed India–European Union free trade agreement (FTA) seek to provide greater clarity and predictability for Indian textile exporters in qualifying for preferential tariff treatment, a development that could strengthen the competitiveness of the labour-intensive sector and widen its access to the European market. Under Chapter 3 of the draft FTA text, which...

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2026-07-31 05:09:44 -

MTLC calls for “criteria-based approach” to textile rules
The Make the Label Count (MTLC) coalition has urged the European Commission to adopt a “criteria-based approach” in upcoming textile Ecodesign rules, seeking broader recognition and clear definitions for sustainably sourced renewable materials (SSRMs). n a letter sent to European Commissioner Jessika Roswall, who is responsible for Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive...

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