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Gartex Texprocess India 2021 to bring crucial business and networking opportunities for garment and textile manufacturing in the post-pandemic market

Industry’s leading B2B exhibition for garment and textile manufacturing makes a comeback with its first hybrid edition in the post-pandemic market. Gartex Texprocess India will cater to the requirements of businesses engaged in garment and textile manufacturing, alongside Screen Print India from 3 – 5 December 2021 at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.

The three-day hybrid fair brings together over 300 brands with more than 800 products on display and a dedicated trend area highlighting denim trends curated using factory waste. The platform will also see the unveiling of “The Denim Pocket Story” showcasing classic pockets and its transformation over the years.

Gartex Texprocess India 2021 to bring crucial business and networking opportunities for garment and textile manufacturing in the post-pandemic market

 After the challenging phase of the pandemic, the garment and textile manufacturing industry in India is preparing to bounce back and attend to the rising industry demands. With an aim to support local businesses in the road to recovery, Gartex Texprocess India, the leading B2B platform on garment and textile machinery, fabrics, accessories, and allied industries is all set to return with its brand new edition this month.

Organised by Messe Frankfurt India & MEX Exhibitions Pvt Ltd, the trade fair is gearing up with all the preparations underway.

 According to a report by ratings firm Infomerics Valuation and Rating, government schemes and initiatives will lead the textile sector to a growth of USD 300 billion by 2025-26 and a growth of 300% in the next two years.

Designed as a dedicated platform for buyers and sellers, Gartex Texprocess India will create a strong business environment where businesses can witness industry’s latest innovations, engage in hardcore networking and explore lucrative opportunities for their respective businesses.

Buyers can witness the live product demonstrations of latest innovative machines and solutions offered by the sellers’ network with leading players from the industry. The show will be held for three consecutive days with innumerable business opportunities and boundless knowledge to gain from more than 100 brands on the showfloor, including: AURA, Baba Machines, ColorJet India Ltd, Ramsons Garment Finishing Equipments Pvt Ltd, Jaysynth Dyestuff (India) Limited, and Morgan Tecnica, among others.

The show also comprises of focused product zones such as: Digitex, India Laundry, Fabrics & Trims, Screen Print India, Garmenting & Apparel Machinery, and Embroidery Solutions co-located with the Denim Show and Screen Print India. These incorporated shows and focused segments add more weight to the wide areas encompassing the entire gamut of garment and textile manufacturing solutions for the industry.

Gartex texprocess India 2021 Hybrid Edition | Garment & Textile Industry  Exhibition |

 Industry biggies to be part of the Denim Show

 A major center of attraction at Gartex Texprocess India, the Denim Show will feature some of the top trends and advancements in the world of denim.

Uniting businesses for the first time after the pandemic, the Denim Show aims to provide a strong professional platform for the denim fraternity to witness development of original products and witness an innovative range of denim solutions, fabrics, finishes, and technology showcased by industry’s leading manufacturers such as: Creora, Arvind Ltd., Raymond UCO Denim Pvt Ltd, Reliance Industries Ltd, Ginni International, Jindal Worldwide Ltd and many more.

One of the key highlights includes a dedicated trend area for experiencing new denim products curated by the industry including an artistic showcase of “The Denim Pocket Story” which recreates classic denim pockets and its transformation over the years.

The trend area has been put together by Padma Raj Keshri, an Indigo Enthusiast who works with waste fabric mainly involved in the post-production of waste denim pieces at the factory level. This Sustainable project was up-cycled and each pocket is handcrafted while the fabric and collections are specially curated from the Indian Denim mills.

Commenting on the Gartex Texprocess India physical exhibition 2021, Mr Gaurav Juneja, Director, MEX Exhibitions India Pvt Ltd said: “I am extremely delighted that we are back with the physical exhibitions. It is challenging for the industry to keep up with the demands and supplies in the post-pandemic scenario. Considering the same, we have come up with a wide range of opportunities for buyers to explore and sellers to exhibit solutions related to laundry, fabrics, trims, embroidery, textile & garment machinery along with the co-located events of the Denim Show and Screen Print India.

Gartex Texprocess India is proud to say that we are playing a role in the consolidation of the fragmented garment and textile manufacturing industry. And through this expo, we are introducing new ways of networking and thereby wish to have a phenomenal outcome.”

 As the exhibition’s co-organiser – Messe Frankfurt India’s Managing Director, Mr Raj Manek, shared his thoughts ahead of the anticipated edition: “A huge demand for garment and textile has been building up in the international markets over the last few years. India has a definitive potential to fulfil this demand gap and expand its share in the global garment and textile market.

However for this to happen, it is also extremely crucial to support and provide the right growth impetus for India’s local businesses so as to strengthen the value chain inherently.

GARTEX TEXPROCESS INDIA 2021-MUMBAI - Exhibition

Delivering to this cause, Gartex Texprocess India aims to create a focused business platform for the garment and textile businesses to collaborate and strengthen domestic manufacturing set-up.”

 The Digital Symposium of Gartex Texprocess India will not only promote exchange of ideas, but also showcase industry’s latest trends and innovations. Experts from the industry will share insights on valuable industry related topics from ‘Finding a Solution to Sustainable Garment Manufacturing’to ‘Carbon Neutrality in Denim Industry’ to ‘Natural products for textile colouration’ and many more.

 Screen Print India to host businesses alongside Gartex Texprocess India

 Held in co-location with Gartex Texprocess India, India’s leading B2B trade fair for the screen, textile, sublimation and digital printing technologies, Screen Print India is also set make its return in the form of a hybrid edition.

Showcasing the latest trends, Screen Print India New Delhi 2021 will showcase top notch innovations and developments in screen and textile printing from brands such as Green Printing Solutions, J N Arora & Co Ltd, Konica Minolta Business Solutions Pvt Ltd, Skyscreen International Pvt Ltd and Zydex Industries among others.

 Overall, the new edition of Gartex Texprocess India will provide a strong impetus to localisation by reconnecting businesses and supporting recovery and growth of the garment and textile industry, until the conclusion of its three-day fair on 5 December 2021.

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Cotton Association of India (CAI): Cotton prices set to stabilise & soften from their peak levels

02 December 2021, Mumbai:

In its centenary year, the trade body presses for "free trade policy without any fetters".

Cotton prices in India are expected to soften from their peak levels of around ₹8,000-8,800 a quintal (raw cotton) as the arrivals gain momentum, stated the chief of the top cotton body Cotton Association of India (CAI).

Cotton Association of India

CAI,President, Atul Ganatra

Acknowledging that the cotton arrivals in India have been delayed partly due to the unseasonal rains and other factors.

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M.K. Stalin, CM Tamil Nadu urges centre for 'Removal Of Import Duties On Cotton'

30 November 2021, Mumbai:

The Chief Minister requested the Union Textiles Minister to take steps to remedy the situation and protect the industry and jobs.

With the intention of fostering the health of Micro Small and Medium Enterprises, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin has urged the Centre to remove the 11 percent import duty levied on cotton, rework terms for e-auction of cotton and extend 5 percent interest subvention to spinning mills for procurement.

Textile industry seeks PM's intervention to stabilise cotton prices - The  Economic Times

Citing representations from apparel manufacturers of Tamil Nadu on the "grave situation of cotton and yarn price volatility and its impact on the prices of fabrics and garments," Stalin in a letter to Union Textiles Minister Piyush Goyal sought measures to address the situation and protect the textile industry and prevent job losses.

"As you are aware, the textile industry is the second-largest employment provider in the state and Tamil Nadu accounts for 1/3rd size of the textile business of the country. The present crisis has led to mass cancellation of export orders and hardships in fulfilling long-term export commitments.

" If this situation is not addressed, a large number of apparel and textile units may soon become unviable resulting in closure and consequent large-scale unemployment and industrial unrest.

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‘Completely unjustifiable’ GST rate increase on Textiles & Apparel (T&A) indicates the Govt has a job cut out

26 November 2021, Mumbai:

For years, the manmade fibre (MMF) manufacturers in the country made representation to the government to fix an anomaly in GST which had a severe impact on their business.

Hanging by a Thread - BusinessToday

The Finance Ministry finally on November 18 notified a 7% hike in GST (from current 5% to 12%) applicable on manmade fibre (MMF) MMF yarn, MMF fabrics, a move that would address a sore point for the sector.

However, the government went a step further and said even finished products such as apparel, textiles, and footwear will be taxed at 12% from earlier 5%, effective January 2022. This has now caused considerable pain for the entire sector.

The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) stated that the GST rate on any worth of clothes will be 12% beginning next year. Currently, a 5% tax on sales up to Rs 1000 per piece is charged.

Further, the GST rates on some synthetic fibres and yarn have been reduced from 18 to 12%, putting rates in line with the rest of the textiles sector.

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