LuLu Hypermarket Qatar has launched the Indian Silks and Ethnic Wear Festival at its Al Gharrafa branch on the sidelines of the ongoing India Utsav 2021, which celebrates India’s 75th Independence Day. Indian ambassador Dr Deepak Mittal's wife Dr Alpna Mittal inaugurated the festival, which showcases a wide assortment of pure, natural and synthetic silks from India including saris, readymade garments, and ethnic wear like salwar-kameez, kurtas, and churidars with exciting offers.
Indian silk has a significant role to play in the export sector, and it is considered as one of the major categories of India’s exports worldwide. According to statistics from the Indian Silk Export Promotion Council (ISEPC), India’s annual silk exports stand at $265.77mn in the fiscal year 2020-2021, making it one of the major industries of the country that employs large manpower and a prominent player in the export market.
ISEPC, a semi-government organisation that regulates the export of Indian silk and its products, now has more than 1,800 exporters as its members. India’s silk, which has a history of over 5,000 years, is now produced in many centres in 24 states across the country, each having its own speciality. As one of the finest products of India, silk is regarded as a fabric woven into the history of the country.
Fair Exports India, one of LuLu Group’s export distribution centres in India, has been continuously the winner of the ‘Best Exporter Award’ in the category of Indian Silk Saris and Garments by the ISEPC for the last two decades.
LuLu has been continuously exerting great efforts to provide and sustain the supply of global products at the best rates. With the excellent combination of high-quality offerings and organised logistics system, LuLu remains a favourite shopping destination in Qatar when it comes to a broader selection of international products.
Currently, LuLu Hypermarket Qatar has 14 state-of-the-art stores and a shopping mall in various strategic locations. LuLu Group also has a comprehensive network of export distribution centres in 22 countries, including India, the UK, the US and Europe.
ISEPC, a semi-government organisation that regulates the export of Indian silk and its products, now has more than 1,800 exporters as its members. India’s silk, which has a history of over 5,000 years, is now produced in many centres in 24 states across the country, each having its own speciality. As one of the finest products of India, silk is regarded as a fabric woven into the history of the country.
Fair Exports India, one of LuLu Group’s export distribution centres in India, has been continuously the winner of the ‘Best Exporter Award’ in the category of Indian Silk Saris and Garments by the ISEPC for the last two decades.
LuLu has been continuously exerting great efforts to provide and sustain the supply of global products at the best rates. With the excellent combination of high-quality offerings and organised logistics system, LuLu remains a favourite shopping destination in Qatar when it comes to a broader selection of international products.
Currently, LuLu Hypermarket Qatar has 14 state-of-the-art stores and a shopping mall in various strategic locations. LuLu Group also has a comprehensive network of export distribution centres in 22 countries, including India, the UK, the US and Europe.
