In this interview, Pulkit Agarwal, Associate Director, CARE Ratings, analyses the performance of Indian home textiles industry and the effect of the second Covid wave on the industry.
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As per Indian Ratings on Friday, it is expected that home textiles exporters will see a growth in the top and bottom lines on account of sustained demand. Stability in raw material prices will also help.
Though plant sites are functional with a restricted occupancy level, 1QFY22 may not be a lost quarter, thanks to strong export markets, says Mahaveer Jain of India Ratings
BRFL Textiles Pvt Ltd(BTPL), home to India’s largest single-roof state-of-theart fabric processing facility, has set a new benchmark in sustainability by introducing a new sulphur dyeing process by continuous dyeing method that does not require water.
The new sulphur dyeing process does not require water. BRFL Textiles will shortly increase efficiency of reverse osmosis unit from 50% to 90% resulting in recycling capability of 7.2 million litres of water per day
India’s textile industry, one of the largest in the world, has a great opportunity to lead the way in reimagining the supply and value chains through sustainable sourcing and manufacturing process.
BRFL Textiles Private Limited (BTPL), home to India’s largest single-roof state-of-the-art fabric processing facility, has boosted production at its Tarapur plant from 100,000 meters per day to now 150,000 meters per day.