INDIA’S DIGITAL PRINTING SECTOR IS GROWING, BUT TRADITIONAL SECTOR STILL HAS EDGE FOR LARGE ORDERS
September 1st, 2016
India’s digital printing industry is successfully challenging the country’s traditional finishing sector, expanding rapidly thanks to reduced costs, support from country’s large textile export sector and an ability to respond to changing fashion trends. “The share of digital textile printing will increase from five to 15 percent in next six to seven years,” said Siddharrthha A Jain, partner at Printtech, a digital textile printing company based in Gurgaon, near New Delhi, noting that currently there are 250 to 300 such companies in India.
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