The world might be showing early signs of recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic – but the widespread damages it has caused for practically all business sectors is (and will continue to be) apparent to everyone. There have been unmistakable signs that the Indian textile is on the way to recovery from the ravages of the pandemic. We explain more here, take a look:

1. FIBRE EXPORTS & SALES ARE RECOVERING
STEADILY
GRADUAL INCREASE IN STRATEGIC
INVESTMENT
TACTICAL STRATEGIES AND SMART
COLLABORATION
EXPANSION IN THE SCALE OF TEXTILE
PRODUCTION
PANDEMIC
IMPACT
Spinning Can Industry Ready to
Recover
Consolidated sales of textile products have nearly
doubled (97% rise) between 2020 Q1 and 2021
Q1.While total fibre exports dropped by a huge 56%
in the first quarter in 2021, the fall has been only 1%
in the next quarter. Things are stabilising, slowly but
surely.
SOURCE:-HTTPS://WWW.JUMACCANS.COM/BLOG/PANDEMIC-IMPACT-
SPINNING-CAN-INDUSTRY-READY-TO-RECOVER/
Technical transformation – through things like 3D
printing and AI/ML applications – is also set to be
the ‘new normal’ in the post-Covid textile industry
operations. The role of blockchain technology
applications is also growing in the fibre/yarn-making
sector.
Leading textile manufacturers are putting in extra
effort to enhance their processing capacities and
eliminate infrastructure gaps.
The average export orders for the next couple of
quarters are encouraging – providing further
evidence of the stabilisation of the sector.