The textile industry is one of the largest wastewater contributors, but innovative solutions are transforming this challenge into an opportunity.
From non-contact spray applications to sustainable chemical replacements, manufacturers are rethinking the dyeing and finishing processes. However, wastewater treatment remains crucial not only in minimising environmental impact but also for reducing costs and improving efficiency.
// Discover the future of sustainable fashion – ZEROBARRACENTO with Bioecogeo @ Sustainable, Circular Fashion & Design //
Can fashion truly be sustainable and circular?
Discover how design and innovation can create value for local communities.
Join us at the Sustainable, Circular Fashion & Design event for an insightful discussion on the future of sustainable fashion. Plus, the Bioecogeo team will be wearing ZEROBARRACENTO pieces, bringing our zero-waste vision to life.
As the global warming threat and climate change become a reality facing mankind today, making textile and garment (T&A) production more mindful given its dubious distinction of being a highly polluting sector involves, amongst other tangible measures, ethical sourcing, sustainable practices, and reducing waste as a simplistic approach as to how to tackle the textile sector's pollution piece.
Water conservation is essential in textile production as time bomb is ticking before the regulatory guidelines will be on our heads in the coming years.
The fashion industry is undergoing a significant transformation, with sustainable textiles/sustainable fashion emerging as a solution to its impact on the environment.
Typically fabrics like polyester and conventional cotton contribute to pollution, irresponsible water usage, and carbon emissions as industries move in the direction of a low carbon emission regime. In response, brands, retailers and innovators are turning to eco-conscious alternatives that minimize waste and conserve resources.
Sustainability gains ground.
"Transforming retail: solutions for modern-age shopping experience" session was held in Intimasia 2025, held earlier this week in New Delhi (India).
The Role of Multi-Brand Outlets (MBOs) in Brand Growth.
How do brands view MBOs as a distribution channel, and what strategies can they adopt to drive profitability?
In this business, the Pareto principle is highly relevant.
The Kasturi Cotton initiative was made a business case at Bharat Tex 2025 given its booth was a big draw and was well received throughout, drawing remarkable attention and admiration from key stakeholders in the textile sector.
Hon'ble Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit, discussed and took serious note of the program's advancement with Vijay Agarwal (Chairman, TEXPROCIL), Lalit Gupta (CMD, CCI), Dhirubhai Knaetiya (Director, Maruti Texprocess), and Dinakaran Sambandam (Joint MD, Sambandan Spinning Mills), among others.
The Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) hosted the prestigious CITI Sustainability Awards 2024-25, recognizing and applauding outstanding achievements in sustainability within the Indian textile industry.
The event, held on 17th February 2025 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, witnessed the presence of Pabitra Margherita, MoState for Textiles, who delivered the inaugural address and presented the awards to the deserving winners.
In his address, he emphasized the crucial role of sustainability in the textile industry & commended the efforts of organizations and individuals for their exemplary contributions.
CITI 'Textile Sustainability Awards 2024-25' @Bharat Tex.
CITI recognizes the importance of sustainability, a critical issue highlighted by the Prime Minister yesterday. We've awarded sustainable practices for years, recognizing their growing importance, especially for the younger generation.
The trend towards sustainability and circularity is clear. Even in Switzerland, used clothing is sold at Zurich airport, signaling a potential disruption to the entire value chain. While reuse might impact new production, we must adapt.
Addressing the CITI Sustainability Awards 2024-25 on 17th Feb. 2025, Prajakta Verma IAS, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, stated that on behalf of the Ministry, this is the second year CITI is recognizing leaders in textile sustainability and circularity. Our relationship with CITI began through the Textile Advisory Group, chaired by the Minister of Textiles, where stakeholders collaborated.
This led to a unique public-private partnership between the Agriculture Ministry, the Ministry of Textiles, and CITI, focusing on HDPS and closer spacing.
Bharat Tex 2025 which is currently underway and will have its last date today @ Pragati Maidan, New Delhi (India), had the Honorable PM visiting the 2nd half yesterday, dated 16th Feb., 2025, in the 2nd half of the exhibition and made an impressive address to boost global community interest and faith in the brand Textile India.
Narendra Modi stated Bharat Tex is becoming a strong platform for engagement, collaboration, and partnership for the policymakers, CEOs, and industry leaders worldwide.".
Resounding success of first two days of Bharat Tex 2025 at the Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi
Bharat Tex 2025 commenced on a grand note at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, with the Hon’ble Minister of Textiles Shri Giriraj Singh visiting the event along with the Hon’ble Minister of State for Textiles Shri Pabitra Margherita, Secretary of Textiles Smt Neelam Shami Rao, and other distinguished dignitaries. The much awaited event, which brings together key stakeholders from the textile industry, kicked off with a strong emphasis on innovation, sustainability, and global collaborations.
Bharat Tex 2025 at the Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi features a comprehensive showcase of India’s textile ecosystem, covering everything from raw materials and fibers to finished products, technical textiles, home furnishings, and high-end fashion
Bharat Tex 2025 has attracted participation from global textile giants, brands, and industry bodies.
The Union Minister of Textiles, Shri Giriraj Singh, visited Bharat Tex 2025 on its opening day today at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi.
INDIA SOURCING CONCLAVE (ISC)
INDIA SOURCING CONCLAVE (ISC) 12th to 15th February 2025, organized by Buying Agents Association
(BAA), has an exhibition as well as knowledge seminars discussing ESG in Global Trade. The conclave is being organized with the aim of finding ways to further promote and boost India's merchandise exports. The show is co-located with the Bharat Tex at India Exposition Mart Ltd (IEML), Noida (Delhi-NCR), India.
It is being hosted by the BAA (Buying Agents Association).
Abaca Fibre - A Novel Sustainable Alternatives for Technical Textiles.
All the natural fibres are the wonderful gift from Divine. From civilization the natural fibre are being used in different sphere and purposes to fulfilment specific technical needs.
Abaca binomial name Musa textilis, is a species of banana, grown as a commercial crop in the Philippines, Ecuador, and Costa Rica has found its importance in rural livelihood. Over a half. century lot of development has taken in synthetics/manmade fibres to replace the natural fibres.
BHARAT TEX to reaffirm India as a sustainable Global ‘One Source’ for textiles and apparel: Secretary Textiles
Compliments Industry bodies for largest ever Global Textile Show
‘Bharat Tex is a perfect example of industry-government collaboration.’
Launches App and website for Bharat Tex 2025.
The event will feature comprehensive pavilions, showcasing the entire textile value chain under one roof.
