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Home » Donear introduces anti-viral fabrics
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Donear introduces anti-viral fabrics

By June 14, 20212 Mins Read
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Mumbai

Donear Group Companies has become the first
textile company, in India, to introduce a revolutionary anti-viral fabric,
under the brand GRADO. With reference to the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic, Rajendra Agarwal, Managing Director, Donear
Group
said that, the
current situation is challenging, but the country can combat it by setting up
infrastructure, aid from different countries and the procurement and roll out
of vaccination for 18+ population.
He added that they are expecting the demand to rise in the retail market with the
upcoming festive and wedding season underway. Currently, they are focusing on
doing their bit to help the economy by working on optimum production (including
NEOTECH anti-viral fabrics), supplying to businesses / brands and the export
market and feel that there will be a bounce back in the foreseeable future and
are optimistic about it.

He also said that, there is an increasing need for brands
to be sustainable. Donear has an effluent water treatment plant in the Amritsar
factory premises and headquarters in Mumbai has been constructed based on
Sustainable Development Guidelines and ensuring the best use of space and
energy with the lowest energy impact. The company’s overall carbon footprint
from all the factories is minimal.

Donear Industries Limited is
well-recognized in India and outside as one of the best-quality product makers
and innovators, and has been in the business for 40+ years. It has production
capacity of around 55 lakh meters per month with latest technologies and
machinery at Surat. Donear has a strong presence in 30+ countries globally. The
different textile brands under its portfolio include Donear, GBTL (formerly
GRASIM Suitings), Graviera, OCM, D’Cot & Donear NXG, etc.

Source: Press Release

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