India Nonwovens Are Expected To Account For 8% Of Asia'S Market Share In 2016.

According to the latest data released by the International Nonwovens Industry Association, the India nonwovens market accounted for 7% of the Nonwovens Market in 2013. According to Holmes, head of the International Nonwovens Association Asian branch, it is estimated that in 2016, the India nonwovens market will account for 8% of the Asian Nonwovens Market, showing a hot development trend.

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< p > "in the past 3 years, the a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp "> India < /a > nonwovens market has achieved remarkable growth," Holmes said. "India's nonwoven industry is experiencing amazing growth. At present, India's non-woven production is about 125 thousand tons of ~14 million tons.

Although no market research has been conducted, the production of Nonwovens in India will be further improved through information estimation.

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< p > Rita Menon, director of India Textile Bureau, announced in a joint event organized by New Delhi India a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp", "textile" /a "and Trade Organization and India Federation of industry and Commerce in New Delhi, that it will invest 45 million US dollars to formulate a" Five Year Plan "(2013 ~ 2017) for industrial textiles, and speed up the development of new non-woven fabrics and special a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp "> textile materials < /a >.

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< p > this task contains two potential tasks.

First, four new centres of excellence will be established, while India's R & D capabilities will be strengthened. The 4 centers will be on nonwovens, composite materials, industrial technology (indutech) and Sports Technology (sportech).

Each center will be divided into 5 million 450 thousand dollars in investment.

Another task is to strengthen domestic consumption capacity and increase export opportunities.

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As for recent investments, global nonwovens Limited announced in late June 2013 that the company plans to add 1 large spinning production lines in Nasik, India, mainly for health and medical applications.

The annual production line of 20 thousand tons is expected to be put into operation at the end of April 2014.

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P, Precot, a famous German nonwovens manufacturer, has established a nonwovens production project in Karnataka, southern India, which mainly produces health care products.

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Ashok, chief executive of the new Department of P Precot, said the new project will become a comprehensive factory. The factory will not only have non-woven production lines and finishing machines, but also self processing products.

In addition, the world's largest consumer product manufacturer, P & G, recently announced that it plans to manufacture products for the India market and provide more affordable products for the growing population.

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