Fourth textile technology workshop being organized in Ludhiana

A workshop on ‘creating an ecosystem for innovation and technology development in textile industry’ will be organized by Indian Textile Accessories and Machinery Manufacturers’ Association (ITAMMA), in association with Northern India Textile Mills Association (NITMA) and Federation of Industrial and Commercial Organisation (FICO).

The workshop will also organize a product-cum-catalogue show. Amit Chopra from the ITAMMA said that it would be 19th product-cum-catalogue show of the association and such shows had received overwhelming response.

This will be the fourth workshop wherein industry experts, academicians, industrialists and machinery manufacturers will be invited to share their regarding innovations being implemented.

Further, he added that the product-cum-catalogue show would provide a common platform to the textile manufacturing industry and the textile engineering industry to discuss and interact on the problems and requirements in regard with technical and technological aspects as well as marketing issues.

The workshop will be held tomorrow from 2 pm to 5 pm at Hotel Park Plaza, Ludhiana.

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