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India’s nonwoven market is still in its infancy
Autotech Nonwovens is one of the leading manufacturers of nonwoven fabrics for the automotive and filtration industry in India. Located on the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) on NH-8, Autotech Nonwovens is in close proximity of the automotive hubs of Gujarat, Maharashtra as well as the major ports of Western-India.
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Industry 4.0 is not a choice, but necessity
The Textile Association of India (TAI), Mumbai Unit organised International Textile Conference on “Textile 4.0 – Global and Indian Perspective” on March 22-23, 2018 at Hotel The Lalit, Mumbai.
Textile Association Of India, International Textile Conference, VC Gupte, TAI, Mumbai Unit, Vilas Gharat, Dr Kavita Gupta, Ministry Of Textiles, Government Of India, RD Udeshi, GV Aras, Automation, Robotics, Iot, Josts Engineering Co Ltd
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Huge spandex project in Maharashtra
Hyosung Corporation, the largest global spandex producer of South Korea, which is working with several leading Indian players in the textile field is likely to invest around Rs 3,000 crore Maharashtra’s spandex project.
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Textile exports: Yesterday, today & tomorrow
India is changing its colour from traditions to fashion and textile and apparel industry is the best observer to witness the same. We are growing and expanding to be precise we are developing beyond boundaries. From a country once considered only as a farmers land. India today has explored and is competing in each and every segment from textiles to electronics, our presence is dominant everywhere.
Scenario For Indian Textile, Most Of The Mills Were Based In Mumbai, Scenario However Changed In Post British Era, Rise Of Internet Era, India Has Become Second Largest Textile Fibre Producer In The World, India Second Largest Textile Fibre Producer, United States Has Been The Biggest Export Destination For Indian Textiles, Futuristic Point Of View, Avinash Mayekar, MD & CEO, Suvin Advisors Pvt. Ltd, Avinash Mayekar, MD & CEO, Suvin Advisors
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CAI opposes buffer cotton plan
The Mumbai-based Cotton Association of India (CAI) is against Cotton Corporation of India stockpiling 7 to 8 million bales (170 kg each) by procuring during peak arrival season to sell to user mills during May to September time-frame. According to CAI, this scenario will need huge investment by the public sector Cotton Corporation of India and also it will incur losses due to price fluctuations. CAI in citing the China reserve policy, India should learn from China and should not venture into the reserve situation for cotton surplus country like India.
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‘Miles to go in technical textiles’
Textile Commissioner, Dr Kavita Gupta, set the tone for the 6th Annual General Meeting and the Knowledge Sharing Session of the Indian Technical Textile Association, held at the Mumbai Cricket Association, Bandra-Kurla Complex in Mumbai recently.
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