The Indian ropes and netting manufacturer known up to now as Garware-Wall Ropes has rebranded itself as Garware Technical Fibres, reflecting its focus as a producer of a wide range of highly specialised products for a number of industries, of which fishing is one.
The company’s roots go back to when Abasaheb Garware founded Garware-Wall Ropes more than forty years ago, and he was followed in expanding the company into new markets and applications by Ramesh Garware
Today Garware products are available in more than 75 countries worldwide and the company is active in sports netting, agriculture, coated fabrics and geotextiles, as well as in fishing and aquaculture.
‘Fibres or yarns are the core of what gives our products the properties to succeed in the applications in which they are employed. That is why we spend the maximum amount of time and energy in R&D for developing new features in fibres,’ the company states.
The company’s new name is partnered by a new logo, with the rising sun symbolising warmth, progress and prosperity.
‘Superimposed on a globe, it captures our mission of constantly and consistently striving to deliver enhanced value to customers across the globe, through whom we positively touch the lives of countless people. Red has always been the colour of the Garware brand and, we pledge to always stay committed to our roots and values while being passionate about value addition and excellence.’
