Huge India textile event defies sustainability sceptics

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Bharat Tex exhibition underscores India’s efforts on textile circularity, which were backed up by prime minister Narendra Modi at the New Delhi event. 

Bharat Tex event, New Delhi
India's textile sector says fibre recycling is a key growth component

Browsing the recently closed Bharat Tex exhibition in New Delhi, India, Ecotextile News correspondents noted how the Indian textile sector expects that fibre recycling is going to be a crucial component for the competitiveness and future of textiles in the country.

Visitors and exhibitors told us that developing a robust recycling infrastructure will allow India to transform textile waste into valuable resources, while also reducing the demand for virgin materials in a bid to not only conserve the environment – and to set benchmarks for an emerging circular economy in its huge textile sector.

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