Maharashtra’s Minister for Textiles Chandrakant Patil told Gartex Texprocess India attendees it is a “much-needed” opportunity for domestic manufacturers to “identify the right technologies, enhance their business and aid the growth and promotion of the Indian garment and textile manufacturing value chain”.
Gartex Texprocess India claimed the event will once again prove to be a ‘one-stop’ platform for companies to widen their business network and exchange knowledge and expertise.
Patil said he appreciated the organiser’s effort in bringing ‘Fabric to Finish solutions’ onto a single platform and said, “Being held in two of the country’s prime business hubs, the exhibition ensures that it caters to the business demands of the textile clusters situated across the length and breadth of the country.”
The edition has also welcomed over 30 new exhibitors to witness the co-located Denim Show, Fabrics and Trims Show and an exclusive zone on Screen Print India-Textile to demonstrate the latest trends and innovations in the industry. Brands from India like Balaji Sewing Machines, Beharji Enterprises, BrillBrains Technolabs, Codeverse Technologies, Ginni International, Lenzing Fibres India, LNJ Denims, Mexum Texink and many more are also displaying their innovations.
According to the year-end review 2023 by the Ministry of Textiles last year the Government took key initiatives like launching PM MITRA Parks under the Production Linked Incentive Scheme and funding 126 research proposals under the National Technical Textile Mission (NTTM) for speciality fibre and technical textiles to boost the sector’s growth.
