Eleven Indian companies at Colombo Yarn and Fabric Show

Eleven Indian companies under the banner of the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, Mumbai, a premier organisation in the Indian textile sector, would participate at the fourth Colombo International Yarn and Fabric Show to be held from February 28 to March 2 at the Sri Lanka Exhibition and Convention Centre (SLECC), Colombo.

Indian companies participating in the show are: Acme International Ltd. (Gujarat) dealing in raw cotton, fabrics - knitted and woven, home textiles, denims and garments; Birla Century, Mumbai dealing in cotton poplin, cambric, voiles, yarn dyed shirting and suiting, solids, bottom-weights, cotton linen products, linen, milange and lycra, bed linen and home furnishing products with special weaves and finishes and cotton yarn and indigo denim fabrics; Chennai Textiles dealing in cotton yarn, dyed clothing fabrics, home textiles and bed linen; Kikani Exports Pvt. Ltd., of Coimbatore dealing in cotton raw yarns, synthetic raw and blended yarns, cotton woven and knitted raw fabrics; K.G. Denim Limited (Tamil Nadu) dealing in denim, solid dyed goods in shirting and bottom weights, garments and home textile goods; Khemtex International, Mumbai dealing in cotton and poly cotton shirting fabrics; Loyal Textile Mills Ltd. (Tamil Nadu) dealing in yarn, woven fabrics and knitted fabrics; Mafatlal Industries Ltd., Mumbai dealing in cotton voiles, satins, poplins, dobbies; Minaxi Textiles Ltd. (Gujarat) dealing in fancy cotton suiting, codroy, shirting, cotton dobby suiting, cotton viscose suiting, all fabrics in lycra quality; Winsome Textile Industries Ltd. (Punjab) dealing in cotton yarn and its blends with silk, wool, modal, linen, nylon, smartcell fibres, rayon and polyester in raw white, melange and dyed (yarn and fibre dyed), tri-blend yarns, flake or chill yarns, slub yarns, siro, Dri-release, other speciality yarns, circular knitted fabrics in yarn-dyed and Melanges; and the Handicrafts and Handlooms Exports Corporation of India Ltd. dealing in handicrafts, handlooms, RTW and carpets.

The event would provide an opportunity to local textile entrepreneurs dealing in fabrics, yarns and garments to visit the Indian Pavilion and have one-to-one business discussions and new trade contacts.

The Indian exhibitors would display samples of yarn, yarn-dyed fabrics, grey fabrics, knitted fabrics, denim fabrics, fancy knitted fabrics and 100 percent cotton as well as blended fabrics.