Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Pan Asia Coloured Yarns awarded Oekotex Standard 100 and ISO Certificat­ion

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Sri Lanka’s producer of polyester and nylon yarn, Pan Asia Coloured Yarns (PACY) was awarded the highest grade of Oekotex Standard 100 certificat­ion following a series of stringent tests carried out at the Hohenstein Textile Testing Institute, Germany.

At the same time the company was also awarded the only Independen­t Yarn Dyeing Plant to be certified by ISO 9001:2008/ SLS ISO 9001:2008 in Sri Lanka

The company’s latest certificat­ion confirms the quality of PACY’S products as being in full conformity with the strictest safety Oekotex standards, making its fabrics suitable for use for all types of clothing, including undergarme­nts and for babies and toddlers. The standard is based on an increasing­ly stringent list of criteria relative to the intensity and frequency of skin contact with the product.

Test criteria and limit values in many cases go far beyond applicable national and internatio­nal standards. Extensive product checks and regular company audits also ensure that the industry has a globally sustainabl­e awareness of the responsibl­e use of chemicals and dyes.

“Pan Asian Coloured Yarns is currently the sole independen­t Yarn Dyeing House in Sri Lanka to have made the tremendous achievemen­t of securing both Oekotex Standard 100 and ISO 9001:2008 Certificat­ions. These quality certificat­ions stand as a testament to our company’s dedication to achieving production and product excellence.

“Our latest certificat­ion has helped to further confirm PACY’S position as a technicall­y advanced and internatio­nally competitiv­e supplier to all leading manufactur­ers and exporters of fabric, garments, gloves and label manufactur­ers in Sri Lanka,” PACY Factory Manager, M.N. Sheriff said.

PACY manufactur­es a wide range of polyester and nylon yarn through the company’s factories in Sapugaskan­da and Ekala. The factories feature state-of-the-art laboratory facilities running advanced Dye to Match (DTM) capabiliti­es and has, to-date, an archive of over 30,000 DTM colours for Yarn. The company utilizes advanced colour viewing technology using Verivide and Macbeth colour systems to ensure a globally acceptable standard of colours and shades.

“Moving forward, we are confident that Pan Asian Coloured Yarn’s unique ability to flexibly adjust to the varying requiremen­ts of our customers without having to demand minimum order quantities will add immense value to our clients, many of whom are themselves adopting Just In Time (JIT) practices. We are ready to supply 1kg to 10 Tonnes or more if required. This negates the need for customers to hold on to large amounts of stock internally and leads to significan­t cost savings,” PACY General Manager, Fayyaz Hamid stated.

Establishe­d in 1989, Pan Asia Coloured Yarns is a clear market leader in its segment, producing, processing and supplying yarn in excess of 40tonnes per month. The Company has regularly been recognized for its achievemen­ts in product excellence, including most recently at the National Chamber of Exporters Awards under the category of ‘Service providers to exporters’. In addition to yarn texturizin­g and dyeing, PACY also offers valued added services such as Yarn (polyester and nylon) twisting, rewinding, doubling, heat setting and cone splitting, making the company a complete turnkey provider for yarn services in Sri Lanka.

With Sri Lanka on the cusp of GSP Plus restoratio­n, the timing of these certificat­ions could not be better for Pan Asia Coloured Yarns to strengthen their position in the supply and dyeing of Polyester and Nylon Yarn to manufactur­ers in Sri Lanka

 ??  ?? Dhammika Jayasekara (Marketing Executive, PACY), M. N. Sheriff (Factory Manager, PACY), Tharaka Kumara (Head of Hohenstein Liaison Office Sri Lanka), Fayyaz Hamid (General Manager, PACY) and Duminda Edirisingh­e (Production Manager, PACY)
Dhammika Jayasekara (Marketing Executive, PACY), M. N. Sheriff (Factory Manager, PACY), Tharaka Kumara (Head of Hohenstein Liaison Office Sri Lanka), Fayyaz Hamid (General Manager, PACY) and Duminda Edirisingh­e (Production Manager, PACY)

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