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Tex-Ray plans huge textile dyeing project in China
05 Jun '08
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Taiwan Tex-Ray Company recently revealed its plans to set up a large-scale textile printing and dyeing manufacturing unit in Yanchen city, Jiangsu Province, China.
Key products at this plant, with the total investment of around US $90 million, will include internationally advanced radiation-protection metal fibre and mercerized cotton.
With estimated production value of 1.5 billion yuan, this unit will be the largest Taiwan-invested base in the city.
Tex-Ray Company, one of the biggest textile groups in Taiwan, integrates spinning, printing and dyeing and clothes making.
This new unit will provide be a breakthrough for the Company and will also open up new avenues for Yanchen textile and clothing industry. Recognizing this, the city's Government has promised complete support to Tex-Ray, so as to fulfill this project at the earliest.
Key products at this plant, with the total investment of around US $90 million, will include internationally advanced radiation-protection metal fibre and mercerized cotton.
With estimated production value of 1.5 billion yuan, this unit will be the largest Taiwan-invested base in the city.
Tex-Ray Company, one of the biggest textile groups in Taiwan, integrates spinning, printing and dyeing and clothes making.
This new unit will provide be a breakthrough for the Company and will also open up new avenues for Yanchen textile and clothing industry. Recognizing this, the city's Government has promised complete support to Tex-Ray, so as to fulfill this project at the earliest.
Fibre2fashion News Desk - China
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