Filatex India has resumed partial operations at its Dadra plant to meet the urgent requirement of yarns that will be mainly used in production of face masks, PPE and some specific urgent requirement of fabrics, to be used in tents suitable for quarantine applications for Ministry of Defence.
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Filatex India has resumed partial operations at its Dadra plant to meet the urgent requirement of yarns that will be mainly used in production of face masks, PPE and some specific urgent requirement of fabrics, to be used in tents suitable for quarantine applications for Ministry of Defence.
Filatex India has resumed partial operations at its Dadra plant to meet the urgent requirement of yarns that will be mainly used in production of face masks, PPE and some specific urgent requirement of fabrics, to be used in tents suitable for quarantine applications for Ministry of Defence.
India dreams of capturing 8-9 per cent of the total global trade by 2020, however looking at the present scenario, it may capture a share of only 5-6 per cent by 2020.
The year 2019 was challenging for the Indian textile industry with exports of textile & apparel declining by 4.3 per cent to $22 billion in the first seven months of FY2020 (April-November); thus, impacting the textile machinery segment as well.
Over the next decade, global demand for viscose fibre is projected to grow faster at seven to eight per cent, while specialty fibres like modal/micro modal, dyed, excel (Lyocell) expected to grow even faster, says Ajay Sardana.
The Technical University of Munich (TUM), Oerlikon, GE Additive and Linde are collaborating to create an additive manufacturing cluster.