Textile Cotton Fabric Exporter

JJ Fabrics, Pakistan is a home textiles manufacturing and exporting company that deals in home textiles fabrics, terry towels and bed linen products in 100% cotton and poly cotton. We are able to execute all production aspects such as quality weaving, fine dyeing, good printing and standardized stitching for you. Please check our products section to know more about our product range. We ensure and meet the most stringent international textiles manufacturing standards. Our aim is to provide superior quality products to our customers at a reasonable price. We continuously take active steps to match the ongoing international textile trends and always absorb new ideas and refresh and polish creativity, adjusting and perfecting Quality Control Regulations according to the related international quality standards. With the help of our experienced and highly motivated production and sales team, we are now in a position to offer you reasonable priced textile products with punctual d...

Finance Minister of Pakistan Mr Asad Umar said that the tax reforms strategy will be introduced by the government of Pakistan to increase tax base in the country. Asad Umer said this during the question hour at Senate session, which was held under the chairmanship of Deputy Chairman Mr Saleem Mandviwalla. He said that the new FBR chairman has been appointed and next week a meeting will be held with the FBR officials to discuss implementation of the reforms strategy in Pakistan. He said currently one million people are filling their tax returns and there is a room to further enhance the figure to about three million. The finance minister said that Prime Minister Imran Khan will chair a high level meeting on Monday to discuss issues relating to currency smuggling and money service providers. He said we have to take definite actions before the next meeting of FATF. Asad Umar said the government has decided in principle to launch Diaspora and Sukuk bonds. He said some oth...

9 February 2009 - Prices are now surging in the polyester pipeline in Asia. A lack of supply is boosting PTA prices to strongly higher levels while glycol is also rising. Polyester prices are clearly increasing in China and polyester production is therefore expected rising with a new jump in intermediate prices in the near future, as a result. Optimistic atmosphere is also being fueled by China's new textile plan.

9 February 2009 - India this week decided to subsidize cotton sales to the domestic textile industry. A decisive move which will offer some relief to Indian spinners while possibly putting pressure on international prices. The fate of rapidly rising Chinese reserves will also be key to future price levels on the market. Prices this week further soared in Pakistan where cotton shortage further looms, by contrast.