In spite of its advantages and potential for quick expansion, India's textile sector has certain drawbacks. Jumac Manufacturing examines a number of the pressing problems that the textile industry is currently dealing with.

2. Introduction
● The Indian textile industry records impressive growths with CAGR well above 15%
● At this rate, the exports are also projected to reach $100 billion by end of 2030
● To achieve this, top textile mills and spinning can industries are regularly upgrading their
operations and technologies.
● However, there are still certain challenges and drawbacks which textile industries face
even today.

3. 1. Excess waste production
● 5% of the total volume of landfills worldwide are textile wastes.
● Textile industries are the second largest pollution-generator after oil industry.
● Wide range of ionic chemicals, acids, industrial enzymes, and alkaline solutions are
used in the day-to-day operations of the textile industry.
● Learning how to manage waste in Spinning mills and using protective gears is
absolutely essential.

4. 2. Paucity of Quality Raw Materials
● India contributes to more than 25% of the total cotton production in the world, but the
annual production is only around 8% of the global value.
● This leads to dependence on countries like Kenya, Egypt, USA, etc for cotton imports.
● Rise in pollution levels in various countries across the globe, along with unavailability
of resources has led to an increase in the price of raw materials.
● The unavailability of adequate, quality raw materials is forcing many manufacturers to
miss out new orders, or fail to deliver existing ones.

5. 3. Overdependence on Manual Labour
● The textile industry has always been very labour intensive in nature.
● The overdependence on manual labour is causing mistakes, oversights and random
negligence.
● As a majorly unorganised sector, the industry faces several infrastructural bottlenecks
as well.
● The top spinning mills and sliver can manufacturers in India, like Jumac, are, however,
realizing this and helping their clients eliminate such risks.
● Jumac has launched their all new IIOT-enabled Sliver Cans, JI+ cans, ensuring efficient
sliver handling across mill floors and eliminating manual errors.

6. 4. Noise Pollution and Health Concerns
● Daily operations and use of heavy machineries generate high amounts of unwanted
sounds.
● It is a serious problem for everyone who world in the mills, especially when the
volume rises above 100db
● In a bid to maximize the productivity levels, the environmental impacts and concerns
are often neglected.
● Toxic wastes generated by the industries have irreversible damage to the
environment.

7. 5. Inadequate Attention Paid to Technology
Upgrades and R&D
● The Indian textile sector can potentially gain big through the 100% automatic FDI
(foreign direct investment) policy.
● These benefits have not materialized due to unorganized operations, industry
fragments and lack of economies of scale.
● The technology adoption in India has somewhat taken a back seat.
● The onus is on the industry leaders to take initiative and integrate technology into
their operations and do regular R&D activities.

8. Jumac Ji+ smart can technology is presented in a comprehensive
and user-friendly way to facilitate the operations. Utilization of
this smart can technology will be a core competence of the mills in
the near future, adding a competitive edge.

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