Pakistan's Gadoon Textile Mills joins ITMF as corporate member

The company manufactures and processes all types of cotton and manmade fibres, while leveraging its state-of-the-art manufacturing plants in Karachi and Gadoon Amazai, Pakistan.

The ITMF, founded in 1904, is the international forum of the global textile value chain from fibre to finished products. Its members are from textile and apparel-producing countries representing 90 per cent of global production, ITMF said in a media release.

“By becoming a corporate member of ITMF, Gadoon Textile Mills will join associations and companies from around the world that are active in the entire textile value chain like fibre, textile, garment, home textile, textile machinery or chemical producers as well as other organisations and companies affiliated with the textile industry. This exclusive exposure will provide Gadoon Textile Mills with additional and unique access to international partners from around the world. On the other hand, ITMF and ITMF’s members will benefit from Gadoon’s extraordinary expertise and experience. Bringing like-minded people together on ITMF’s platform for a better understanding of the dynamics of global trends and for sharing best practices is one of the several advantages of ITMF,” said Dr Christian Schindler, director general of ITMF.

“In a fast evolving, dynamic and integrated world, the ITMF represents a growing ecosystem of industry leaders, experts, and key stakeholders from the global textile industry. This corporate membership unlocks a valuable knowledge-based platform for us in terms of industry analytics which will help the team at Gadoon Textiles build bridges through numerous networking and collaboration opportunities across the global textile value chain. Gadoon Textile Mills is honoured to be a part of the forum,” Sohail Tabba, CEO of Gadoon Textile Mills, said.

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