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Fashion Value Chain
28-04-2025
- Business
- Fashion Value Chain
Jeanologia Drives Sustainable Textile Innovation at IGATEX 2025
Spanish sustainable textile technology leader Jeanologia is spearheading modernization efforts at IGATEX 2025, hosted at Karachi Expo Center from April 24–26. With nearly 20 years of local presence, Jeanologia continues to drive Pakistan's transformation into a sustainable denim powerhouse through cutting-edge automation, digitalization, and eco-efficiency. At IGATEX, Jeanologia unveils the Compact Super, the fastest laser machine on the market, aimed at revolutionizing garment marking with higher speed, precision, and cost-effectiveness. The brand also showcases its innovative Laundry model — the first pollution-free denim finishing plant — highlighting a hyper-automated, scalable, and cost-neutral production approach. Jeanologia's technologies, including laser, ozone, e-Flow, and H2Zero water-recycling systems, have already enabled local manufacturers to cut water use by up to 85%, minimize chemical dependency, and improve worker safety. 'Hyper-automation is a key enabler of sustainable, profitable production,' said Umer Khan, Area Manager for Jeanologia Pakistan. 'With Laundry Pakistan is poised to lead global denim manufacturing with eco-efficiency and advanced technology.' Pakistan's textile sector, contributing 8.5% to the national GDP, continues to be a vital player in the global textile market. Jeanologia's ongoing partnerships with local mills, exporters, and brands aim to reinforce Pakistan's leadership in sustainable fashion innovation. Currently, over 35% of the world's five billion jeans are made using Jeanologia's technologies, reaffirming the company's commitment to revolutionizing textile production through sustainability, digitalization, and automation.
Business Recorder
25-04-2025
- Business
- Business Recorder
23rd edition of ‘IGATEX Pakistan' opens
KARACHI: The 23rd edition of IGATEX Pakistan, one of the largest textile and garment machinery exhibitions in South Asia, kicked off on Wednesday at the Karachi Expo Centre. The three-day event, organized by Fakt Exhibitions, has brought together more than 450 companies from over 30 countries, offering a dynamic platform for innovation, trade collaboration, and technological exchange in the textile sector. Sindh's Senior Minister for Local Government & Housing Town Planning, Saeed Ghani, inaugurated the exhibition and emphasized the importance of modernizing Pakistan's textile and garment sector to remain competitive in the global market. 'This exhibition will help upgrade Pakistan's textile and garment industry with the latest technologies. New technology is necessary to improve quality and productivity, which are key to increasing our exports,' he said. Ghani also acknowledged the long-standing legacy of IGATEX, noting that the event has been held for 23 years and continues to play a crucial role in industrial development. 'With 700 foreign delegates and over 450 international and local companies participating, IGATEX serves as a vital source of knowledge and exposure for our industry. It not only showcases innovation but also strengthens Pakistan's position in the global textile supply chain,' he added. The exhibition features state-of-the-art machinery, automation tools, and sustainable solutions tailored for the garment and textile sectors. It is set to redefine how local manufacturers integrate smart systems into their production lines. Saleem Khan Tanoli, CEO of Fakt Exhibitions, expressed optimism about the event's potential to transform the industry. 'IGATEX PAKISTAN 2025 represents a defining moment for Pakistan's textile landscape. This year's focus on smart manufacturing, automation, and sustainability is not just a response to global trends—it's a step toward reshaping the future of our industry,' he said. Copyright Business Recorder, 2025
