India textiles agreed to provide sales platform for hand weaving workers nationwide by Flipkart

Absrtact: August 27 news, billion power network learned that India textiles in Monday with the Indian local Electric company Flipkart signed a cooperation agreement, agreed by Flipkart for the national hand-weaving workers to provide sales platform, to promote the Indian textile industry

August 27 News, billion power network learned that India textiles in Monday with India's local electric company Flipkart signed a cooperation agreement, agreed by Flipkart for the country's hand-weaving workers to provide sales platform, to promote the prosperity of India's textile industry, to improve the level of Indian textile industry.

Turning to the reasons for the choice of cooperation with Flipkart, textile department secretary S K Panda said that the current cooperation is only a pilot project, will not force the textile industry to use. The aim of textiles is to eliminate middlemen, the project will be formally textiles after six to 3-6 months of trial operation.

Textiles Minister Santosh Gangwar also stressed that the purpose of cooperation with the electric business platform is to allow weaving manufacturers to keep up with the growth of customer demand, and hope that in this way, India's textile enterprises to the international market.

Through this agreement, Flipkart needs to provide an online sales platform for Indian textile companies, and provide them with data analysis support and customer development to help these textile companies make profits. The agreement will benefit thousands of Indian textile companies, allowing them direct access to end consumers, and consumers will benefit from direct corporate purchases.

Flipkart said the platform would charge a 3%-4% commission to the textile companies in the area and would not charge other fees. But Flipkart will charge a 15% commission on sales of ready-made garments.

Textiles said the cooperation with Flipkart was the first attempt by textiles to help textile companies in India, and could provide a lot of help to textile companies in terms of acquiring market conditions, seizing market and logistics infrastructure.

The market Flipkart provided to textile manufacturers can help them make the right market decisions, so that they can better determine their own production and inventory.

At this stage, the Indian government's support for E-commerce is strong, and the Government encourages its manufacturers to sell goods through a variety of retail and electric channels, without requiring manufacturers to pass additional certification.