17 Feb 23 2 min read
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- Turkiye earthquake has affected the hub of spinning mills, which is why Indian mills and exporters are now receiving higher trade enquiries from Turkiye as well as other European nations that import yarn from the country. Although the increased enquiries may benefit Indian exporters, the Indian textile industry may face negative impact from the calamity too.
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