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Wet wipes are designed for specific application e.g. Baby wipes, Facial wipes, Cleansing wipes, Hand & body wipes, Moist towelettes, Personal hygiene wipes, Feminine hygiene wipes, Antibacterial wipes and Medicated wipes. The usage of baby wipes is well accepted as a convenient, portable, hygienic way to keep babies clean. Antibacterial wipes help to sanitise shopping trolleys, restaurant tables, etc. to reduce the exposure to germs. They also provide an easy way to maintain clean hands more effectively. Personal care wipes are specifically designed to carry cleansing cremes with specific ingredients to help remove makeup. Wipes also find application in manufacturing and service industries especially in food service and health care. The success of nonwoven wipes is driven by their ease-of-use, disposability, portability and reduced risk of cross-contamination. Product characteristics Non-woven wipes are made from viscose, polyester and polypropylene and are available in variety of sizes ranging from 2 X 5 square cm to 30 X 40 square cm. Majority of nonwoven wipes are manufactured by Spunlace technology. The wipes are expected to have the following properties: • Smooth and soft texture • Good absorbance characteristics • Good moisture retention properties Market dynamics and key growth drivers Busy lifestyle and high disposable income are the key factors for the acceptance of wipes. Wet wipes obviate the need for the use of separate ‘wet and dry’ combinations in cleaning tasks thus, allowing people to perform daily tasks in substantially less time. Currently the demand for wipes is limited in India but with growing number of middle class families, increasing disposable income and changing lifestyle the demand for wipes is expected to increase in the urban areas. Moreover, product innovations are further likely to boost the demand. Consumption of wipes in foodservice and health care applications is also expected to grow because of heightened health and hygiene concerns. Market size of wipes and future forecast Based on discussions with industry experts, the current market size for nonwoven wipes is estimated at 1.8 million square meters valued at Rs. 10 crore. The penetration of wipes in the Indian household sector is very less as compared to the developed countries. With increasing awareness about the benefits of these products and changing lifestyle the consumption of consumer wipes is expected to increase. In addition the demand for industrial wipes is also expected to grow. New product innovations and expanding applications are further expected to boost the demand. The market size for nonwoven wipes is expected to increase to 3.5 million square meters by 2012-13 (growing at a CAGR
of 15%). The market potential for wipes in 2012-13 is estimated to be Rs. 20 crore. No inflationary increase has been assumed for the price of the product. The current and future forecast of non-woven wipes market is given below: Market size of non-woven wipes Quantity 2007-08 2012-13 1.8 million square meters 3.5 million square meters Value Rs. 10 crore Rs. 20 crore Key manufacturers of nonwoven wipes Source: Industry survey, IMaCS Analysis Ginni Filaments Ltd. manufactures wipes made of spunlace non-woven fabric. The company started production in 2006-07. Anjani Nonwovens, a part of Anjani Udyog Pvt. Ltd. is also reported to enter into the manufacturing of spunlace nonwoven fabric. The company is reported to invest Rs. 120 crore to set up a spunlace plant at the Mundra Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Gujarat. The 7000 MT/annum capacity plant will produce cotton pads and wipes. Birla Cellulose, the fibre division of Aditya Birla group has also entered the disposable natural wipes category. With a special focus on the institutional segment, Birla Cellulose is planning to tie up with airlines, travel agencies, pharma companies and schools to promote and build this sector. The company is currently sourcing the nonwoven fabric and marketing its disposable wipes under brands ‘Kara’ (skincare), ‘Purreta’ (baby care), ‘Prim’ (homecare) and ‘Handy’ (hand santizers). Manufacturer Year Installed capacity Production Sales (Rs crore) Ginni Filaments 2006-07 649 lakh pieces 90 lakh pieces Rs 1 crore 2007-08 649 lakh pieces 397 lakh pieces Rs 3.6 crore Source: Industry Survey, Annual reports of listed players Import and Exports of wipes The estimated import figure for wipes is given in the following table: HS Code Description 63071090/9090, 56031300/1200, 48189000, 48182000, Baby wipes, Wet wipes, refreshing wipes, wipes, etc Source: IBIS, IMaCS analysis In addition non woven fabric is imported and converted into wipes in India. Value (Rs crore) 2007-08 (E) ~Rs 8 crore Over 50% of the imports take place from China and Singapore. Wipes are also imported from Canada, Germany, USA and UAE.
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Domestic technical textiles Industr
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Domestic consumotion of Oekotech is
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Overall, the domestic consumption o
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1. Low awareness about the benefits
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The key application areas of shade
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Shade-nets usage in India Existing
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Imports and Exports of Shade-nets T
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At present, mulch mats are being us
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during the Xth plan. The mulching t
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The machinery required is available
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a low level of shade (13% to 30%).
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The quantum of imports for Anti-hai
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In addition, woven crop-covers are
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Fishing nets Fishnets are key techn
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There are as many as 250-300 player
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MEDITECH Meditech products include
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Surgical Dressings Contact Lenses A
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Company Name Capital Employed (Rs c
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The baby diaper market in India is
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Incontinence Diapers Incontinence d
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The import figures for adult incont
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cover close to 85-90% of sanitary n
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In India, the majority of hospitals
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Average price per drape Rs 300 Aver
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In addition to the imports listed a
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administrators to promote the usage
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Exports of surgical sutures are exp
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Non-adherent hypoallergenic, gamma
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Rolled bandage Crepe bandage POP ba
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Contact Lenses The contact lenses a
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Eyewear market (per annum) Around 3
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There are two types of artificial h
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The imports of heart valves arrive
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Key manufacturers TTK Healthcare in
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TTK Healthcare in collaboration wit
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Artificial kidneys Domestic usage A
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HS Code Description 90189099, 90211
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Artificial Cornea The cornea is the
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Artificial Heart In India, about 20
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MOBILTECH Mobiltech segment of tech
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Nylon tyre cord Seat belt webbing*
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Market size (ECTT report) Airbags (
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(Vehicles in '000 numbers) Producti
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Seat belts webbings Effective domes
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The exports of seat belt webbing fr
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Car upholstery: Seat cover fabrics
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HS Code Description Imports Imports
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Quantity 1.04 lakh nos. 2.1 lakh no
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Quantity 13.6 million sq. m. 29 mil
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Headliner fabrics domestic usage Qu
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Insulation Felts Insulation felts,
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The manufacturing process for NVH p
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The potential market for sunvisors
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Autoliv is global leader in airbag
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Helmets Helmets are used as protect
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Helmets market - Domestic usage Qua
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Nylon tyre cord fabric Nylon tyre c
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The production of nylon tyre fabric
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Usage of technical textiles in airl
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The current and future forecast of
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UK accounts for over 50% of the imp
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The typical usage 9 of the material
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PACKTECH Packtech includes several
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Market size (ECTT report) Polyolefi
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• Tarpaulins • Leno bags • La
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Neo Corp Intern 2006-07 2007-08 7,6
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Polyolefin Woven Sacks (excluding F
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Value Rs 6,725 crore Rs 12,950 cror
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Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containe
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prices in the last few years have s
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Leno Bags Leno bags are excellent f
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The main machine required for leno
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Soft Luggage The luggage industry i
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HS Code* Description 42021110/20/30
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Jute Hessian and Sacks (including F
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Manufacturer Year Quantity (MT) Val
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Source: IBIS, IMaCS Analysis * This
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• IS 11193:1984 Jute canvas posta
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The market size of tea-bag filter h
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SPORTECH Sportech segment comprises
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Swimwear Tents TOTAL Value Quantity
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Sports Composites Market Sports com
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and Germany. The Boxing equipments
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Artificial turf Artificial turf, or
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Hence, on an average, 6-8 astro-tur
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• Harness - The pack is fastened
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Equivalent parachute fabric Around
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The market for hot air balloons is
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88010020 Hot air balloon envelope Q
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Sail cloth Sail is a large piece of
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equally over the years which equals
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Sleeping bags Value Rs 12 crore app
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• Bundesman water Repellency Equi
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The specifications for various nets
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Sport shoes components Product char
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The Indian shoe manufacturing indus
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Tents Tents are portable shelter ma
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The domestic market for camping ten
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Cotton and Polyester cotton blended
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Besides the outer part of tent, fab
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Swimwear A swimsuit, bathing suit o
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esistance. While this chlorine resi
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61123100, 61123990, 61124100, 61124
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Summary of the market-sizing for Bu
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The key impediments to growth of Bu
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• PVC coated polyester PVC coated
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Market size of tensile membrane fab
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Quality Control and Standards The p
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Hoardings are facing resistance bec
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fabric Quantity 95 million sq m or
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Tarpaulins - HDPE, Cotton canvas an
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enjoys over the HDPE tarpaulin is t
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HS Code Description 63061990 630619
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The average domestic market price o
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• Kabra Extrusiontechnik Ltd. (KE
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size of awnings & canopies has been
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• Woven or Warp knitted fabrics -
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Floor and wall coverings Floor & Wa
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The estimated import figures for Fl
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Scaffolding Nets Scaffolding nettin
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CLOTHTECH The Clothtech segment of
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Umbrella Cloth Sewing Threads TOTAL
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Impediments to growth The cheaper i
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countries next only to China. The I
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of 300 denier. Reliance Industries
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The current domestic men’s readym
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Imports and Exports of Interlining
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Zip Fasteners A zipper (zip fastene
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segment is expected to grow at 4% y
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Source: IBIS, IMaCS Analysis Over 5
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Current Market size and future pote
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The key machinery suppliers in Indi
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Page 270 and 271: HS Code* Description 58061000, 5806
Page 272 and 273: Labels Label is a piece of material
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Page 288 and 289: Market size (ECTT report) Jute carp
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Page 323 and 324: PROTECH Protech is an ensemble of t
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Page 356 and 357: GEOTECH Geotech segment comprises o
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above factors in mind, we have assu
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At present, majority of manufacture
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OEKOTECH Oekotech segment refers to
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Both woven and non-woven geosynthet
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Total 72.40 6827.25 Source: Industr
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• AGM glass battery separators
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Paper making fabrics TOTAL Value Qu
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Indutech segment of technical texti
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Bombay Dyeing is the largest manufa
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Bolting Cloth Bolting cloth is a me
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Absorbent Glass mat Battery separat
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End-user Year Quantity Value (Rs Un
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70193900, 70199010, GLASS FIBRE SHE
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(Million) rods) (Crore) ITC 2007-08
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Coated abrasives An abrasive materi
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Cloth backing consumption norms (co
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Conveyor Belts Belt Conveyor system
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Market size 2007-2008 2012-2013 Uni
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The transmission belts can be class
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HS Code Description Imports (in Rs
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Quality Control and Standards Raw M
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5. Inkwayz - Super Tech Ribbon Pvt.
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Printed Circuit Board The Printed C
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The potential market for glass fibr
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Source: DGCIS, IMaCS Analysis The c
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The demand for these fabrics is pri
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Paper Making Fabric industry 2007-0
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Composites The burgeoning manufactu
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Building and Construction Construct
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The current and future forecast of
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The import of Glass fibre products
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Market dynamics and key growth driv
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56074900 56079090 56081900 56089090
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Filtration products Key application
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Polymer Paper Limited is another fi
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59119090, 59111000, 59112000, 59113
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BIS Standard Description IS 11574 :
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