Donear Industries Ltd. Launch "Wrinkle Free Cotton" fabrics
Donear has set up a green field project at Surat with a capacity of 30 million metres per month to create a variety of suitings, Trouser fabrics and shirting's consisting of a range of superior blends. The unit boasts of latest technology in looms, processing and a well equipped latest lab.
Donear has introduced fine count shirting and bottom wear range having wrinkle free finish by using Japanese LA technology. The LA finish which is unique and available with Donear in India makes the cotton fabric wrinkle-free and is beingpreferred both by brands and reputed retailers. Approximately 60% of the product range coming out of Donear today is offered with this exclusive LA finish. Donear which also launch a wider range in cotton - linen fabric collection in shirting as well as suiting.
Donear has a strong position in the market due to innovative products and designs and consistency in quality and delivery schedules. Donear provides its customers a well-diversified range of the fabrics - unmatched in comfort, versatility, lightness and styles. Donear fabrics are made by highly advanced machinery with advanced finishing techniques. The best use of these fabrics is for trousers, skirts, suits, sport jackets, school uniform as well as smart wear for women. Donear with its elegant fall, fine finish, varied colours and unique designs is poised for exponential growth and a niche position.
Fabrics crested by Donear have steadily captured the domestic textile market as a result of its well-planned and expanding sales network consisting of 44 agents, 290 wholesalers and more than 20000 retailers that are spread pan India. Similarly, fabrics created by Donear have a wider reach in the overseas markets too, with exports to over 28 countries across the globe. The company's aim is to always give full confidence and true value for money in every aspect to the consumer, and have fair dealings with all business associates.
Intertek Organizes Programme on CSR Audits for Textile Industry
Intertek, a leading provider of quality and safety solutions serving a wide range of industries, organized a Compliance Practitioners Initiative (CPI) Certified Social Compliance Auditor program for practitioners and students associated with textile and apparel industry. The program was developed with a focus on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) audits, which is becoming more important in companies across the globe to emphasize the notion of corporate accountability.
The four-day intensive training program focuses on all aspects of audits and is aimed at compliance personnel who have been working in the apparel industry, or for students who intend to work in the compliance domain in the textile industry. Upon successful completion of the training program, participants are awarded a joint certificate of "CPI Certified CSR Auditor" from CPI and City & Guilds.
Rajesh Saigal, Managing Director, Intertek India, said, "In today's fast-changing global market, it is not only the quality of garments that is appreciated by retailers and manufacturers, but also the working environment of the organizations where their products are being manufactured. Retailers and manufacturers understand that social accountability helps to monitor and adhere to the global compliance guidelines, thus protecting and enhancing the image of a particular brand and ensuring accountability. This audit is therefore relevant to both new and existing players in the textile market."
Dilip Gianchandani, Regional Director - Consumer Goods, Intertek India, said. "Exporters now understand the significance of social compliance as one of the most important factors contributing to success in the highly competitive global market. Social compliance can boost Tirupur textile exports even further."
Established in the United Kingdom, CPI is a global qualification scheme for practitioners in the Testing, Inspection and Certification industry. CPI has developed a variety of cross-industrial and cross- functional certification programs specifically for practitioners in the supply chain business.
Koelnmesse Withdraws from Hosting IMB 2012
Koelnmesse joined industry representatives in recent months in an intensive analysis of strategic options in relation to the future direction of IMB World of Textile Processing. In its estimation, current economic conditions mean that it is unsustainable. Key to the decision was Koelnmesse's "2012 plus efficiency programme", which examined the entire portfolio of events for sustainability and profitability. In its forecast for IMB 2012, these two points could not be answered positively. The efficiency programme is showing its first successes overall, however, with Koelnmesse drawing a thoroughly positive balance after the first six months of the year. All 29 trade fairs and congresses were extremely successful, with some of them recording double-digit growth rates in exhibitors and visitors. The active portfolio and cost management has achieved a performance improvement that will see the company make more than 10 million euros a year as early as 2013 and enter the profit zone from 2015.
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