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crocheted hs codes knitted or crocheted fabrics hs codes impregnated, coated, covered, or laminated textile prod, textile prod for industrial use hs code special woven fabrics, tufted textiles, lace hs code carpets and other textile floor coverings hs code wadding, felt nonwovens, special yarns, twine, cordage

code chapter impregnated, coated, covered, or laminated textile prod, textile prod for industrial use digits hs code chapter special woven fabrics, tufted textiles, lace digits hs code chapter carpets other textile floor coverings digits hs code chapter wadding, felt nonwovens, special yarns, twine, cordage...

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or coarse animal hair and woven fabric. india export of cotton india export of other vegetable textile fibres, paper yarn and woven fabrics of paper yarn. india export of man-made filaments. india export of man-made staple fibres. india export of wadding, felt and nonwovens, spacial yarns, twine, cordage

or coarse animal hair and woven fabric. india import of cotton india import of other vegetable textile fibres, paper yarn and woven fabrics of paper yarn. india import of man-made filaments. india import of man-made staple fibres. india import of wadding, felt and nonwovens, spacial yarns, twine, cordage...

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traveler who visited india in the 13th century called coconut "indian nut" and the logic for such a reference needs investigation by historians. shri. p. k. balakrishnan, a kerala historian argues that organised coconut cultivation started in kerala only after the arrival of the portugese. ropes and cordage

traveler who visited india in the 13th century called coconut "indian nut" and the logic for such a reference needs investigation by historians. shri. p. k. balakrishnan, a kerala historian argues that organised coconut cultivation started in kerala only after the arrival of the portugese. ropes and cordage...

http://coirboard.gov.in/?page_id=11

traveler who visited india in the 13th century called coconut "indian nut" and the logic for such a reference needs investigation by historians. shri. p. k. balakrishnan, a kerala historian argues that organised coconut cultivation started in kerala only after the arrival of the portugese. ropes and cordage

traveler who visited india in the 13th century called coconut "indian nut" and the logic for such a reference needs investigation by historians. shri. p. k. balakrishnan, a kerala historian argues that organised coconut cultivation started in kerala only after the arrival of the portugese. ropes and cordage...

http://coirboard.gov.in/?page_id=58

traveler who visited india in the 13th century called coconut "indian nut" and the logic for such a reference needs investigation by historians. shri. p. k. balakrishnan, a kerala historian argues that organised coconut cultivation started in kerala only after the arrival of the portugese. ropes and cordage

traveler who visited india in the 13th century called coconut "indian nut" and the logic for such a reference needs investigation by historians. shri. p. k. balakrishnan, a kerala historian argues that organised coconut cultivation started in kerala only after the arrival of the portugese. ropes and cordage...

http://coirboard.gov.in/?page_id=6

no. 62/1, pedhanaickanoor village, pollachi - 642006 tamil nadu obc new unit 4,61,843/- coir fibre 33/012/11/194 99/ 12 cb/rop/ie/ tn2692 dtd 11-06- 2013 15 manivel coir products, tirupur sf no. 601/2, 648/f2, akkarai palayam road, mulanur, anna nagar, tamil nadu obc new unit 5,97,413/- fibre coir cordage

no. 62/1, pedhanaickanoor village, pollachi - 642006 tamil nadu obc new unit 4,61,843/- coir fibre 33/012/11/194 99/ 12 cb/rop/ie/ tn2692 dtd 11-06- 2013 15 manivel coir products, tirupur sf no. 601/2, 648/f2, akkarai palayam road, mulanur, anna nagar, tamil nadu obc new unit 5,97,413/- fibre coir cordage...

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no. 62/1, pedhanaickanoor village, pollachi - 642006 tamil nadu obc new unit 4,61,843/- coir fibre 33/012/11/194 99/ 12 cb/rop/ie/ tn2692 dtd 11-06- 2013 15 manivel coir products, tirupur sf no. 601/2, 648/f2, akkarai palayam road, mulanur, anna nagar, tamil nadu obc new unit 5,97,413/- fibre coir cordage

no. 62/1, pedhanaickanoor village, pollachi - 642006 tamil nadu obc new unit 4,61,843/- coir fibre 33/012/11/194 99/ 12 cb/rop/ie/ tn2692 dtd 11-06- 2013 15 manivel coir products, tirupur sf no. 601/2, 648/f2, akkarai palayam road, mulanur, anna nagar, tamil nadu obc new unit 5,97,413/- fibre coir cordage...

http://coirboard.gov.in/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/achivmnts3.pdf

is done manually by pulling or cutting. the plant is defoliated in the field, water retted, and processed similarly to jute. the white fiber is graded by color, firmness, length, strength, uniformity, and extraneous matter content. sunn is used for canvas, paper, fishing nets, twine, and another cordage

cm above the ground. the plants are defoliated in the field and retted similarly to jute and kenaf. the retted material is stripped and washed and, in some cases, rubbed by hand. the soft, near-white fiber is graded for luster, color, uniformity, strength, and cleanliness. it is used for sacking, cordage...

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world. it is the bark of a slender tropical plant belonging to tiliaceae family with two species corchorus capsularis and corchorus olitorius. breakthrough in textile technology during the industrial revolution helped jute emerges as an amazing fabric from its traditional image of a raw material for cordage

from its synthetic substitutes. end uses of jute goods jute goods can ideally be used as: bags and sacks for packing almost all kinds of agricultural produces, minerals, cement etc. packs for packing wool and cotton; wrapping materials / fabrics; carrier and backing fabric for carpet and linoleum; cordage...

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world. it is the bark of a slender tropical plant belonging to tiliaceae family with two species corchorus capsularis and corchorus olitorius. breakthrough in textile technology during the industrial revolution helped jute emerges as an amazing fabric from its traditional image of a raw material for cordage

from its synthetic substitutes. end uses of jute goods jute goods can ideally be used as: bags and sacks for packing almost all kinds of agricultural produces, minerals, cement etc. packs for packing wool and cotton; wrapping materials / fabrics; carrier and backing fabric for carpet and linoleum; cordage...

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