Dhaval Color Chem starts operation

Indain textile printing company Dhaval Color Chem (DCC) Print Vision LLP, has started its operation in Bangladesh, says a press release.

The company has set up a printing studio in Banani in the capital which conforms to international standard with a vision to reinforce the capacity of Bangladesh textile printing industry. 
On this occasion DCC arranged a launching programme and a panel discussion at a hotel in the capital on Tuesday. 
A number of garments industry owners, textile industry leaders including BGMEA, BKMEA, FBCCI, diplomats from different countries in Bangladesh, leading buying houses and experts on textile printing from home and abroad were there. 
During the panel discussion speakers said the inauguration of DCC in Bangladesh will set up a milestone in textile printing industries as Bangladesh textile printing industry is facing huge challenges due to the absence of a one stop solution provider. 
Chairman of DCC Narendra Dadia said DCC will make extraordinary changes in textile printing industry with the capacity building and after sales service that will be absolutely free. Atiqul Islam, formaer BGMEA president, who 
was one of the panel speakers, said to meet the export target, the country's RMG sector needs lot of workers efficiency, value-added products and above all creating the brand image of Bangladesh. 
“So our ultimate goal is to enhance our capacity building and need to export value-added product. That will be appropriate utilization of using DCC expiries in textile printing industries,” he added.

Dhaval Color Chem starts operation

Indain textile printing company Dhaval Color Chem (DCC) Print Vision LLP, has started its operation in Bangladesh, says a press release. The company has set up a printing studio in Banani in the capital which conforms to international standard with a vision to reinforce the capacity of Bangladesh textile printing industry. On this occasion DCC arranged a launching programme and a panel discussion at a hotel in the capital on Tuesday. A number of garments industry owners, textile industry leaders including BGMEA, BKMEA, FBCCI, diplomats from different countries in Bangladesh, leading buying houses and experts on textile printing from home and abroad were there. During the panel discussion speakers said the inauguration of DCC in Bangladesh will set up a milestone in textile printing industries as Bangladesh textile printing industry is facing huge challenges due to the absence of a one stop solution provider. Chairman of DCC Narendra Dadia said DCC will make extraordinary changes in textile printing industry with the capacity building and after sales service that will be absolutely free. Atiqul Islam, formaer BGMEA president, who was one of the panel speakers, said to meet the export target, the countrys RMG sector needs lot of workers efficiency, value-added products and above all creating the brand image of Bangladesh. So our ultimate goal is to enhance our capacity building and need to export value-added product. That will be appropriate utilization of using DCC expiries in textile printing industries, he added.