Union minister of textiles visits ColorJet at GTE Expo

ColorJet India hosted Giriraj Singh, Union minister of textiles; Pabitra Margherita, Union minister of state for external affairs and textiles; and Neelam Shami Rao, secretary, ministry of textiles, government of India, at its booth during the GTE Expo co-located with Bharat Tex at Noida Expo Mart.

The esteemed dignitaries explored ColorJet’s advancements in textile printing technology, engaging in insightful discussions with the company’s leadership. The visit underscored ColorJet’s commitment to the Make in India initiative, highlighting its pioneering efforts in developing advanced, sustainable textile printing solutions that align with the Government’s vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat.

During his interaction with Madhu Sudan Dadu, chairman, ColorJet, Singh expressed keen interest in spreading the technology, acknowledging its transformative potential in shaping the future of textile printing.

A ceremonial lamp lighting marked the auspicious commencement of ColorJet’s participation in the expo, symbolising innovation, progress, and sustainability. 

Madhu Sudan Dadu stated, “We are deeply honoured to welcome the honourable ministers and secretary to our booth. Their visit reaffirms the vital role of technological innovation in redefining the future of textile manufacturing in India. At ColorJet, we are steadfast in our commitment to delivering next-generation digital printing solutions that empower the industry while championing environmental sustainability.”

The ColorJet booth at GTE Expo showcased its VastraJet K2 48, a fast production digital textile printer enabled with 48 heads, capable of producing 13,000-sqm/day of production. Industry leaders and visitors witnessed firsthand how ColorJet is spearheading a new era of high-speed, textile printing solutions.