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Home » Intertek launches first-ever textile testing mobile lab
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Intertek launches first-ever textile testing mobile lab

By June 1, 20141 Min Read
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Intertek has announced the launch of Indati, the first-ever mobile textile testing lab. Intertek developed Indati: The Lab on Wheels to help manufacturers meet ever-increasing customer demand for high-quality apparel products, while delivering the convenience of on-site testing. The Mobile Lab was launched on 7 May at Akruti Corporate Park, Kanjurmarg (West), Mumbai.

Interteks mobile textile testing lab will serve retailers, brands and manufacturers of adult apparel, childrens apparel, fashion accessories and household textiles to ensure that their products meet safety, regulatory, quality and performance standards. Indias apparel industry is a major contributor to the countrys economy.

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