Divisional Commissioner Jammu, Ramesh Kumar today inaugurated a two-day Liaison Officers’ Training-cum-Refresher Programme on the Market for Textile and Clothing (MTC) National Household Survey at the Convention Centre Jammu. The programme, organised by the Textiles Committee, Ministry of Textiles, focused on improving data collection, data quality and awareness about new fibres, products and sustainability trends. Div Com highlighted Jammu’s potential in handloom and textiles, stating that survey data will support policy formulation and strengthen the textile sector in Jammu and Kashmir. #TextileSector #Handloom #MTCSurvey #MinistryOfTextiles #DataDrivenPolicy #TextilesCommittee #SkillDevelopment #JammuAndKashmir #SustainableTextiles #ConventionCentreJammu 📌 Follow: X @diprjk | Instagram @dipr_jk @OfficeOfLGJandK @CM_JnK @Divcomjammu

Textiles Committee, Hyderabad participated in the Seminar on “Textiles for Global Markets” organised by HEPC, Chennai and sponsored by the Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, on 12 June 2026. The Committee delivered a presentation on Export Opportunities through FTA/PTAs and the Importance of Quality, benefiting master weavers, stakeholders, and handloom producer companies. #TextilesCommittee #HandloomExports #QualityMatters #GlobalMarkets

Textiles Committee conducted QMS implementation and training at White House, Chennai under the initiative “Maximizing Textile Export Potential through QMS”, empowering the industry with quality-driven practices for export growth. #TextilesCommittee #TextileExports #Indiasexport #TextileIndustry #MinistryOfTextiles

📍 Jammu The Liaison Officers' Training-cum-Refreshers Programme organized by the Textiles Committee commenced today at the Convention Centre, Canal Road, Jammu. The Textiles Committee has been mapping textile consumption patterns in the household sector through the National Household Sample Survey titled "Market for Textiles & Clothing" (MTC), covering 13,540 households across 364 centres, including 111 urban and 253 rural centres across the country. The programme brings together Liaison Officers from Northern States to strengthen data collection methodologies, enhance survey quality, and gain insights into emerging fibres, products, and sustainability aspects under the MTC Survey. The initiative aims to further strengthen India's textile market intelligence and support evidence-based decision-making for the textile sector. #TextilesCommittee #MinistryOfTextiles #JammuTextileIndustry #TextileMarket #MTCSurvey

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🔬 Behind every quality textile product lies a process of precision, testing, and scientific evaluation. Because quality isn't just seen—it's tested. #TextilesCommittee #TextileTesting #TextileIndustry #MinistryOfTextiles #TextileLaboratory

Facing a technical challenge in your textile manufacturing process? Visit the Industry Tech Issues section on the Textiles Committee website and submit your issue for solution. Don't let technical issues slow your growth. #TextilesCommittee #TextileIndustry #IndustryTechIssues #TextileInnovation #TextileSector

The Textile Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC), Ludhiana successfully conducted a webinar on India–Oman Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA): Opportunities for Textile Exporters on 08 June 2026. The session provided valuable insights into tariff concessions, market access opportunities, rules of origin, and the potential benefits of the proposed India–Oman CEPA for the Indian textile sector. With active participation from 66 industry representatives, the webinar served as an important platform for enhancing awareness and strengthening export readiness among textile exporters. Shri J. D. Barman, Director (EP&QA), Textiles Committee, Mumbai, graced the programme and highlighted the importance of the India–Oman CEPA in promoting textile exports. He also emphasized the role of TEFC in supporting exporters through trade facilitation, market intelligence, and capacity-building initiatives. The technical session was delivered by Shri Pankaj Kumar, Assistant Director - Ludhiana , who provided insights into the key provisions of the agreement, including tariff concessions, market access opportunities, rules of origin, and the potential benefits for Indian textile exporters. He also highlighted strategies for leveraging the agreement to enhance exports to Oman. #TextilesCommittee #TEFC #IndiaOmanCEPA #TextileExports #InternationalTrade #TextileIndustry #IndiaTextiles #TradeFacilitation #MinistryOfTextiles #Exporters

Caption - India-Oman CEPA is now live! Exporters can now obtain their Preferential Certificate of Origin (eCOO) digitally through the Trade Connect ePlatform to avail benefits #IndiaOmanCEPA #ExportIndia #TextilesCommittee #MinistryOfTextiles #TEFC

Caption - This World Environment Day, let's promote sustainable textile practices that reduce waste, conserve resources, and build a greener future. #NowForClimate #WorldEnvironmentDay2026 #SustainableTextiles #TextilesCommittee #MinistryOfTextiles

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Ms. Manisha Chatterjee, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India, visited the HQ of the Textiles Committee along with Ms. Vrunda Manohar Desai, Textile Commissioner & Vice Chairperson, Textiles Committee on 29th May 2026. During the visit, a comprehensive review of the activities and initiatives undertaken by the Textiles Committee was conducted. Discussions focused on ongoing programmes, key achievements, and future initiatives aimed at strengthening services to the textile sector. Shri Kartikay Dhanda, Secretary, Textiles Committee, along with senior officers of the organisation, were present during the review meeting. #TextilesCommittee #MinistryOfTextilesn #TextileCommissioner #TextileSector #Governance #TextilesIndia

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TEFC — Empowering Textile Exporters The Textile Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC) by Textiles Committee serves as a dedicated support platform for exporters, MSMEs, and textile stakeholders seeking to expand into global markets. From guidance on Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), export procedures, certifications, standards, and market access, TEFC aims to strengthen India’s textile export ecosystem through awareness, facilitation, and industry support. Enabling businesses. Supporting exporters. Strengthening India’s global textile presence. #TEFC #TextilesCommittee #TextileExports #MSME #ExportPromotion #MakeInIndia #GlobalTrade #TextileIndustry

Awareness Programme on FTAs, Trade Connect Portal & Relief Support under EPM – Bhadohi Textiles Committee, through its Textile Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC), Varanasi, organised a one-day awareness programme on “Maximizing Textile Export Potential through FTAs and Trade Connect Portal & Awareness on Relief Support under EPM” on 21 May 2026 at All India Carpet Manufacturers Association (AICMA), Kaleen Bhavan, Bhadohi (U.P.). The programme commenced with lamp lighting and a welcome address by Shri Ambrish Singh, Assistant Director, Textiles Committee. The event was graced by Dr. Rajeev Kumar Varshney, Director, IICT, who addressed the participants as the Chief Guest. During the programme, Shri Brijesh Kumar Shukla, Assistant Director, Textiles Committee presented the activities and initiatives of TEFC. Shri Ranjan Joshi, Assistant Director General of Foreign Trade delivered an informative session on the benefits of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and the Trade Connect Portal for exporters. Shri Muralidhar Mahato, Branch Manager, ECGC, Varanasi explained the relief support available under the Export Promotion Mission (EPM) and guided exporters on leveraging the scheme for export growth and risk mitigation. The programme also featured addresses by industry representatives including Shri Piyush Kumar Baranwal, Secretary, AICMA, who appreciated the efforts of the Textiles Committee in strengthening awareness and support mechanisms for exporters. The interactive session witnessed enthusiastic participation from exporters and industry representatives from Bhadohi and nearby regions, who actively engaged in discussions on FTAs, export facilitation, and support schemes. The programme witnessed participation from 60 stakeholders, who benefited from the informative sessions and appreciated the initiative of TEFC Varanasi in organising such programmes for the benefit of trade and industry. The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Shri Ambrish Singh, Assistant Director, Textiles Committee. #TextilesCommittee #TEFC #Varanasi #Bhadohi #TextileExports #FTA #TradeConnectPortal #EPM #ECGC #MSME

TEFC – Empowering India’s Textile Exporters From local craftsmanship to global markets — the Textile Export Facilitation Centre (TEFC) supports textile businesses with the guidance, facilitation, and export assistance needed to grow internationally. TEFC acts as a one-stop support platform for exporters and MSMEs by providing: • Export guidance and market facilitation • Awareness on FTAs and trade procedures • Support on standards, certifications, and compliance • Capacity building and stakeholder engagement Strengthening India’s textile ecosystem through innovation, collaboration, and global competitiveness. #TEFC #TextilesCommittee #TextileExports #MSME #MakeInIndia #GlobalTrade #ExportPromotion #TextileIndustry

Seminar on New Age Fibres – New Delhi Shri Kartikay Dhanda, Secretary, Textiles Committee attended the “National Seminar on New Age Fibres – Innovation, Research and the Road Ahead” held in New Delhi. The seminar brought together senior officials from the Ministry of Textiles, State Governments, industry experts, researchers, entrepreneurs, and industry leaders to deliberate on the future of innovative and sustainable fibres in the textile sector. The discussions focused on emerging opportunities in new-age fibres, innovation-driven growth, research advancements, and the roadmap for strengthening India’s textile ecosystem through sustainable and future-ready materials. #TextilesCommittee #NewAgeFibres #Innovation #SustainableTextiles #TextileIndustry #ResearchAndDevelopment

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Training Programme on FTAs Textiles Committee, through its TEFC Karur, organised a one-day training programme on “Maximizing Textile Export Potential through FTAs and Trade Connect Portal and Awareness on RELIEF Support under Export Promotion Mission” at Karur on 12 May 2026. The programme was inaugurated by Shri Bharat Prakash, IRS, Commissioner of Customs (Preventive), Trichy, in the august presence of Shri P. Gopalakrishnan, President, KTMEA and Shri Ramesh, Chairman, HEPC. During the programme, Shri Sivagnanam, FTDO, Office of DGFT, Coimbatore delivered a presentation on the Trade Connect Portal, while Shri Vijay Paul, Branch Manager, ECGC, Karur explained the RELIEF support under the Export Promotion Mission. Shri J. Parameswaran, Deputy Director and Shri V.N. Gowrishankar, QAO, Textiles Committee delivered detailed presentations on various Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and their significance in enhancing textile export opportunities. The programme witnessed participation from 65 exporters, who actively engaged in the sessions and benefited from the discussions. Participants and industry associations appreciated the initiative of TEFC and expressed the need for more such programmes for the benefit of trade and industry. The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Shri Pradeep Kumar, QAO, while Shri K. Veluchamy, Assistant Director & Officer In-Charge, ROTC Karur coordinated the event. #TextilesCommittee #TEFC #Karur #TextileExports #FTA #TradeConnectPortal #ExportPromotion #MSME

Dr. K. S. Muralidhara, Textiles Committee participated in a panel discussion on SAMARTH 2.0 during the Regional Consultation Workshop (South Zone) organised by the Ministry of Textiles on New Textile Schemes (Budget 2026–27) in Bengaluru.#TextilesCommittee #TextileSchemes #SAMARTH #Budget2026 #SkillDevelopment #TextileIndustry