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Pakistan, Punjab, Multan, 15-A, Industrial Estate
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Mujahid plastic industry, Ltd.
H.K.TEXTILES INTERNATIONAL
is engaged in the following textile products:-
INDENTING OF COTTON & P/C BLENDED YARN REPRESENTING BEST QUALITY SPINNING MILLS OF PAKISTAN;
AND COTTON & T/C BEDSHEETING FABRIC OF WIDER WIDTH ON SULZER SHUTTLE-LESS LOOMS AND PU LOOMS IN GREY, BLEACHED, DYED AND PRINTED,
cotton and textile bi-products i.e.COTTON AND TEXTILES WASTES and its exportation from Pakistan: -
1) Cotton Comber Noil;
2) cotton yarnwaste;
3) cotton hosiery cuttings for recycling;
4) Denim clips.
5) cotton linters first cut, 2nd cut, 3rd cut. All original and peeled cff coton seed.
6) cotton waste hull (i. E. Cotton seed shells) waste for mushroom.
7) Cotton Gin Motes
8) Cotton seed and cotton seed cake
Interested buyer may contact us for their requirements
We are very particular about the quality supply and maintain the competitive prices offers We also provide Cotton Linters original and Artificial from Pakistan.
-MUJAHID PLASTIC INDUSTRY:
BESIDES ABOVE WE HAVE NOW SET UP A MANUFACTURING UNIT OF PLASTIC RECYCLING AND WASHING LINE IN THE NAME AND STYLE OF "MUJAHID PLASTIC INDUSTRY, INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, AT MULTAN WITH A CAPACITY OF 10 TONS DAILY PRODUCTION AND EXPORTATION OF PET BOTTLE FLAKES FROM PAKISTAN COLD WATER WASHED 300 M.TONS WHITE AND 200 M.TONS GREEN.
without caps, rings and and lables
COLD WATER WASHED AND UNWASHED,
- WHITE/ CLEAR
- GREEN
WITH RENTED AQSIQ AND CCIC CERTIFICATION BASIS). We are direct manufacturers of pet bottle flakes having two factories for the regular supply of flakes to the foreign importers.
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