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3,000 buyers from 100 countries participate in BHARAT TEX 2024 - Vimarsana News

3,000 buyers from 100 countries participate in BHARAT TEX 2024

The 'BHARAT TEX 2024', the country's largest textiles mega event, saw the participation of 3,000 buyers from over 100 countries, with global experts discussing various cloth brands and sustainability imperatives.

Transforming textile value chain - Vimarsana News

Transforming textile value chain

Need for sustainability, and strategic measures for global competitiveness

Strategic integration for value addition: The path to compete, win, and grow in textile exports - Opinion - Vimarsana News

Strategic integration for value addition: The path to compete, win, and grow in textile exports - Opinion

In the evolving Textile Value Chain (TVC) of Pakistan, the key to sustained exports lies in the traceability of the...

Bharat Tex: Bharat Tex 2024: India set to unveil global textile powerhouse ambitions in mega exhibition - Vimarsana News

Bharat Tex: Bharat Tex 2024: India set to unveil global textile powerhouse ambitions in mega exhibition

The Bharat Tex exhibition in February aims to showcase the entire textile value chain, involving participants from farmers to fashion designers. Hosted at Bharat Mandapam and Yashobhoomi in the capital, the event signifies India's commitment to becoming a global textile powerhouse, driven by innovation, collaboration, and the "Make in India" initiative.

Garment industry sees lacklustre Diwali sales, Retail News, ET Retail - Vimarsana News

Garment industry sees lacklustre Diwali sales, Retail News, ET Retail

Garment Industry: "Although we are not able to know the exact reason for the sluggish demand, we think that the people are not enthusiastic about buying new clothes as they are probably sufficiently stocked up," Mehta said. "Or, the lure for buying new electronic items could be stronger than for buying new clothes."