Texprocil, set up in 1954 and headquartered at Engineering Centre, 9 Mathew Road, Opera House, is the export promotion council for cotton textiles — yarn, fabric and made-ups — the largest segment of India’s textile exports.
Exporters register with it for export benefits.
| Name | The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (Texprocil) |
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| Where in Mumbai | Lower Parel and Parel, Mumbai |
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| What they do | Export council |
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| Since | 1954 |
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Suiting and apparel
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Textiles
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Government body
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Export council
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Research body
BTRA, set up in 1954 at Ghatkopar as the industry’s research association, tests fibres, yarns and fabrics, runs training for mills and powerloom units, and does research in textile processing.
Garment job work
Haash India Exports at Malad East does garment job work and export stitching.
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