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MAG Solvics Private Limited Peru to promote garments at Magic Show Las Vegas
01/26/2012Promperu, the export and tourism promotion agency of Peru, will participate in the Magic Show Las Vegas to promote the country’s…
Read MoreMAG Solvics Private Limited Scarce local inputs trouble Indonesian batik weavers
01/26/2012Indonesia’s traditional batik weavers are finding it difficult to obtain locally made inputs like textile yarns and colouring agents, which is…
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Layering Over & Under: The Denim Shirt
01/26/2012by taylordavies, One of my favorite things about getting dressed in the morning is figuring out what pieces I want to…
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Mark Powell Reuses Antique Envelopes to Create Amazing Biro Pen Portraits
01/26/2012by Helen Morgan, London-based artist Mark Powell reuses old envelopes as canvases to produce incredible life-like drawings. His sketches are made…
Read MoreBee Deaths Linked to Seed Insecticide Exposure
01/26/2012by Sami Grover, Bees are insects. So a connection between troubled honeybee populations and insecticide exposure is hardly extraordinary. And neonicotinoid…
Read MoreSunlight-powered ‘bulbs’ made from plastic bottles light up homes
01/26/2012Liter of Light project, launched to combat the rising cost of electricity in the Philippines, aims to provide a million homes…
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10 tips for sustainable package design
01/25/2012With the fundamentals of sustainable packaging in mind, following are some areas to consider when implementing changes to your packaging for…
Read MorePhilippines firm innovates abaca denim fabric
01/25/2012In its search for alternative sources of raw material for making fabrics, a Philippines company has found the indigenous abaca fibre…
Read MoreMAG Solvics Private Limited Philippines firm innovates abaca denim fabric
01/25/2012In its search for alternative sources of raw material for making fabrics, a Philippines company has found the indigenous abaca fibre…
Read MoreUSDA revises global cotton output estimates
01/25/2012Global cotton production is expected to be 122.84 million bales (1 bale = 480 pounds) in 2011-12, less than 123.42 million…
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