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GTEX Fabrics’ Biodegradable Leatherette Aligns With The Growing Global Demand For Eco-Friendly Materials

Our aim is to not just meet but exceed global expectations, ensuring that quality and sustainability remain our cornerstones, says Shailesh H. Joshi GTEX Fabrics is making waves in the global market with its commitment to innovation, sustainability and quality. In a recent conversation, Shailesh H. Joshi, Head of Sales & Marketing, shared the company’s […]
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KKP Fine Linen Highlights Unwavering Focus On Sustainability And Innovation At Heimtextil 2025

Consumer dynamics have changed drastically. Globally, buyers are prioritizing sustainability and price sensitivity. For India, this creates a dual opportunity and challenge, states P. Manikandan.   At Heimtextil 2025, KKP Fine Linen, a leading manufacturer of premium home textiles, highlighted its unwavering focus on sustainability and innovation. Known for its vertically
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‘Our Focus Is On Sustainability And Smart Textiles For Our Future Growth’

Mafatlal has been leveraging Artificial Intelligence, machine learning and automation to improve planning, production efficiency and quality control, says Priyavrata Mafatlal in an exclusive tete-e-tete with Henry Dsouza, Associate Editor, Textile Insights  How does Mafatlal Industry assess market demand for textiles, both domestically and internationally, and what role do
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‘Color Service Is Continuously Evolving And Developing New Products With More Advanced Technologies’

Indian textile market is positioned and ready for an uninterrupted future growth as the country is benefiting from many government initiatives, digital transformation and eco-friendly manufacturing innovations, avers Victor Macovei in an exclusive interview with Textile Insights. Color Service has been an industry leader in automated dosing and dispensing solutions for
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‘The Outlook For India’s Knitting And Processing Industry Is Promising!’

The demand for Indian products is growing, especially in fashion-related industries. As fashion requires creativity, design innovation and programming skills, this presents a significant opportunity for young talent in India, offering them interesting and challenging roles beyond repetitive tasks, avers K M Nizar Ali, in conversation with Henry Dsouza, Associate Editor of