Rajinder Gupta

India's Textile Industry Set for Growth in 2024 with Strong Export Demand and New Opportunities Read the complete article on the Linnseed App. Available on Google Play store and Apple App Store. #cottonyarn #cotton #textileindustryindia

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WHAT IS DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LABEL & BRAND ? WHY ARE THERE NO PAN INDIAN FAMOUS INDIAN BRAND IN MEN'S APPAREL OTHER THAN RAYMONDS IN MASS MARKET ? Speaking to The Clothing Manufacturers Association Of India (CMAI) President, Rajeev Masand, on my show Industry Speaks, he had brilliant answer. MSME brand owners thinks they know all and don't hire professionals for setting up mass marketing. The start-up apparel brand owners are quickly expanding because of their professional approach to sales & distribution. #President #CMAI #manufacturer #panindia #msme #business #businessowner #businesstips #businessminded #rajanguha

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Apparel exports, which went up 1.7 % in last month compared with March 2023, suffered a 10.25% decline in fiscal 2023-2024 from 2022-2023. According to Sunil Patwari, chairman of the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, the growth of cotton textiles last financial year despite geo-strategic challenges showed the resilience of the Indian textile industry. The new government to be formed at the Centre should address issues such as cotton prices and preferential access in key markets to sustain the growth, he said. Read the full story: https://buff.ly/3U4YFZV Piyush Goyal (मोदी का परिवार) Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India Ministry of Commerce and Textile Industry Trade Promotion Council of India FEDERATION OF INDIAN EXPORT ORGANISATIONS The Clothing Manufacturers Association Of India (CMAI) EPCH India HEPC India Darshana Jardosh WWEPC INDIA TEXPROCIL - The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council  Sudhir Sekhri Mithileshwar Thakur #apparelexport #textilesexport #textilenews #apparelnews

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Empowering Textiles : India's Leading Textile Policy India's Textile Ministry is actively promoting textile manufacturing to boost employment and support export-based production, aligning with the Make in India initiative. Here are the top five textile policies spearheaded by the Textile Ministry: 1. Scheme for Integrated Textile Park (SITP) -Launched in 2005 to develop world-class textile manufacturing infrastructure. - Operates under a PPP model to attract foreign investment. - Aims to provide state-of-the-art facilities for setting up textile units, typically housing 50 units per park. 2. Scheme for Incubation in Apparel Manufacturing (SIAM) - Launched in January 2014 on a pilot basis. - Demand-driven scheme promoting entrepreneurship in apparel manufacturing. - Provides integrated workspace and entrepreneurial ecosystem to reduce operational and financial costs. 3. Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Scheme - Aims to promote production of MMF Apparel & Fabrics and Technical Textiles products. - Intended to make the textile industry globally competitive and a creator of employment opportunities. - Supports the creation of viable enterprises and a competitive textile industry. 4. PM Mega Integrated Textile Regions and Apparel (MITRAs) Parks Scheme - Aims to set up 7 Mega Integrated Textile Region and Apparel (PM MITRA) Parks. - Total outlay of Rs. 4,445 crore to develop world-class industrial infrastructure. - Intended to attract cutting-edge technology, boost FDI, and local investment in the textiles sector. 5. Amended Technology Up-gradation Scheme (ATUFS) - Focuses on technological up-gradation of textile industry machinery. - Aims to improve product quality and reduce manufacturing costs. - Provides credit-linked capital investment subsidy to promote investment, productivity, and export potential. These policies collectively aim to strengthen India's textile industry, boost employment, and enhance its competitiveness in the global market. To read or know more about the textile industry or our business journey feel free to visit our website. https://vatsalexports.com #TextileParkDevelopment #TextileInfrastructureBoost #TechnologyUpgradationScheme #MakeInIndiaTextiles #TextileIndustryGrowth #ExportBoostInitiative #EmploymentGeneration #GlobalCompetitiveness #VatsalExportsLLP #IndianTextileIndustry

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We also provide following services to clients in export industry both factories & service industry - How to do effective set up of mid & high volume order & its monitering system ( by creating standards, structure & review mechanism at different stages) Assessment of process limitations in mid & high volume order. Assessment of possible bottlenecks in value stream ( in house process & out source vendor base ) Categorization of focus work in three different categories of mid to high volume order ( start - mid - end) Help definiting priority focus & close monitoring area’s by using process mapping. Help building work instructions for specific process in value stream How to identify problem in the value stream both upstream & downstream & also work on effective root cause analysis (sporadic & chronic causes) how to do effective inspection at source Help in understanding test protocols & finding out specifics tests to evalaute product performance to avoid last minute crisis. Helps building basic tests that factory can perform internally Good understanding of packaging & its impact in transit ( guide suitable packaging options & precautions to overcome some of the challenges in extreme weather conditions & transit) Sound understanding of drop test requirements & how to effectively perform drop test without having a machine for drop test. Sound understanding of different material & its associated challenges/ limitations You can drop an email or reach out to me over phone to discuss further if you need in above mentioned area’s.

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🌟 Indian Textile Industry: The Silent Cash Cow ✨ The Indian textile industry, often flying under the radar, is a powerhouse of economic vitality, contributing significantly to the nation's wealth while driving global fashion trends. This sector, rich in tradition and innovation, has emerged as a formidable force in the global market. 🔸 Economic Powerhouse Valued at approximately $150 billion, the Indian textile industry stands as one of the largest and most diverse in the world. It accounts for around 2.3% of India’s GDP and contributes nearly 12% to the country’s total exports. The industry is not just a driver of economic growth but a significant source of employment, providing jobs to over 45 million people across the country. 🔸 Diverse and Dynamic From luxurious silk sarees to high-tech fabrics, the industry boasts a rich tapestry of products. India is renowned for its handloom and heritage textiles, with regions like Varanasi and Kanchipuram famous for their intricate weaves. On the other end, the rise of synthetic and performance fabrics showcases the sector’s adaptability to modern demands. 🔸 Global Market Influence Indian textiles have a substantial presence in international markets, with key export destinations including the United States, Europe, and the Middle East. The sector’s growth is fueled by increasing global demand for sustainable and ethically produced textiles, aligning perfectly with India’s burgeoning focus on eco-friendly practices. 🔸 Innovation and Sustainability Recent trends show a surge in innovation, with a growing emphasis on sustainability. Indian textile manufacturers are increasingly adopting eco-friendly practices, such as water recycling and organic dyeing, which are enhancing the sector’s reputation globally. 🔸 Future Prospects With the government's supportive policies and investments in technology and infrastructure, the Indian textile industry is poised for even greater success. As it continues to blend tradition with innovation, this silent cash cow is set to shine brighter on the global stage, making its mark as a true industry leader. The Indian textile industry is a testament to the blend of heritage and modernity, and its growing impact on both the national and global stage is truly exciting. #TextileIndustry #IndianTextiles #EconomicGrowth #FashionIndustry #GlobalMarkets #TextileExport  #SustainableFashion #TextileInnovation #HandloomHeritage #FabricTrends #TextileSector #EcoFriendlyTextiles #IndianManufacturing #FashionTrends #TextileEconomy #GlobalFashion #TextileExports #SustainableTextiles #TextileDevelopment #IndustryGrowth

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