Rudra Ecovation Ltd, Asia’s largest vertically integrated recycling facility, participated in the Textile Fair India (TFI) held at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan and displayed its recent merchandise collaborations for global giants Ferrari and Shell, underlining Anaura’s versatile application and premium quality.
Anaura’s versatile range of fabrics is widely used in fashion apparel, sportswear and home furnishings and is available in both 100% sustainable and blended fabric options. Not only sustainable, Anaura also meets the best international quality standards, making it the preferred choice for premium brands worldwide.
The three-day event saw the who’s who of India’s textile and fashion industry, including major players like Reliance, coming together to explore sustainable innovations for the future. Leading Indian brands like Octave have also adopted Anaura for their product ranges.
Rudra Ecovation is India’s only integrated plastic recycling plant with a capacity to recycle over 8.8 million PET bottles each day, saving approximately 1.4 lakh metric tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually and the massive fabric production capacity of 3,20,000 sq. mt. of Anaura each day. At the event, the company showcased its flagship upcycled fabric innovation – Anaura.
Equipped with latest European machinery and advanced AI & ML-based quality control systems, Rudra Ecovation is rapidly becoming the top preference for high-quality premium recycled fabrics in both domestic and global markets. Their commitment to India’s China Plus One strategy is evident, as the company strengthens its position as a reliable import substitute. With UK export markets opening up for textiles, Rudra Ecovation stands to benefit significantly, backed by its unique product range.
Speaking about the event, a company spokesperson said:
“TFI Textile Fair India provided an excellent platform to highlight Rudra Ecovation’s commitment towards circular economy solutions. Anaura represents our dedication to creating high-quality, eco-conscious fabrics that empower brands to meet their sustainability goals without compromising on design or comfort.”