Taiwan delegation visits Brandix Apparel City, eyes collaboration

A high-level delegation from Taiwan visited Brandix India Apparel City (BIAC), in Visakhapatnam, as a part of their India tour to discover potential collaborations within the textile and attire sector.

During their go to to BIAC, the delegation – led by Ms. Shelly Chein, Chairperson of the Taiwan Non-Woven Fabrics Industry Association (TNFIA) – toured the 1,000-acre built-in attire park, gaining insights into its world-class infrastructure, sustainability practices, and operational scale. The group visited Brandix Apparel Unit 1, the one largest girls’ underwear manufacturing facility in India, and Teejay India, one of many nation’s largest material mills positioned inside the park.

The go to additionally coated BIAC’s sustainability and environmental services, together with the Water Treatment Plant (WTP) — an ultra-modern facility able to treating 60 million litres of uncooked water per day — and the Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP), which meets stringent environmental requirements and may deal with 56 million litres of effluent day by day, showcasing BIAC’s superior environmental administration programs.

Ms. Shelly Chein mentioned, “We are impressed by the dimensions and sustainability requirements at Brandix India Apparel City. The park exemplifies how built-in ecosystems can drive international competitiveness whereas sustaining environmental duty. We stay up for exploring potential areas of collaboration.”

G. Rekha Rani, Commissioner, Handlooms and Textiles, who accompanied the delegation, delivered a presentation highlighting the State’s textile ecosystem, industry-friendly insurance policies, and rising potential for international partnerships.

General Udaya Perera, Country Head – Brandix India Apparel City, mentioned: “We are delighted to host the delegation from Taiwan and showcase how BIAC integrates sustainability, innovation, and scale to allow international attire manufacturing.”