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The textile industry involves the production and processing of fibers, yarns, fabrics, and finished textile products. It encompasses various activities, including spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing, and finishing, and serves sectors such as fashion, home furnishings, and industrial applications. This industry is a significant part of the global economy, influencing trade, employment, and cultural expression. Sustainability and innovation are increasingly important themes within the textile sector.
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What was Georgia's industry that grew after World War 2?
One of the industrys that grew aft WW2 was texile mills
What is the largest part of New englands economy today?
texile industries
What are the examples for cottage industries in India?
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Who uses 3D printers?
Aeronautic trade. Engineering Industry. Car Industry. Business Products. Buyer Goods Industry. Shopper Electronics. Safeguard Industry. Dental Industry. Training Industry. Medicinal Industry. Form Industry.
What industry use Rasching ring?
Chemical industry, metallurgy industry, coal gas industry, and oxygen producing industry.
What is linkage industry?
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What is a future industry?
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Is the construction industry a secondary industry or a tertiary industry?
secondary
Which industry is known as the sunrise industry?
steel and iron industry
What are the 3 major types of industry?
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Economic profits in an industry suggest the industry?
economic profits in a industry suggest the industry
What are the main industries in Romania?
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