Indian textile dyes & chemical industry supports Dyechem World expo

AMA Herbals, Colorant, Colourtex, Cosmo Specialty Chemicals, Dystar, Fineotex Chemicals, Indokem, Rossari, Schutzen Chemicals, SF Dyes, Shree Pushkar Chemicals, Texanlab are some of the companies that have confirmed participation. Gujarat Dyestuff Manufacturers Association (GDMA) will have its own pavilion at the show, according to a press release on the show.

Tiruppur, the knitwear capital of India, accounts for 60 per cent of India’s knitting, processing and apparel capacity and leads the path in re-starting textile and apparel business through the pandemic because of its resilience. By next year, Tiruppur’s knitwear industry is set to cross Rs. 50,000 crore industry mark and in three years, Tiruppur is expected to double its capacity and exports from its current size. It is to be noted that Tiruppur’s knitwear sector is investing in the latest high-end knitting, wet processing and garment technologies that complies with sustainability norms. Tiruppur is among the first Indian apparel clusters to have invested in CETPs and environmental technologies for clean energy, chemical management and clean production practices. Almost all knitwear units in the cluster are linked to CETPs or have their own ETPs.

Thus, to service the needs of the industry in Tiruppur and Southern India, Dyechem will cover the entire range of textile dyes, chemicals, finishes, processes, and solutions. Being the first of its kind show in southern India, DyeChem World will create a platform for interaction and knowledge sharing between the dyes and chemicals and textile industry.

The important highlight of the event will be the CEO Summit. The CEO Summit will be a gathering of head honchos from the global textile and apparel, fashion brands and retail industry. While the primary aim of the meet is to have highly interactive and candid networking for business, it would also have serious deliberations on core issues of sustainable practices.

ALCHEMPro News Desk (GK)