Rashni Poly Fiber Industries Ltd.

05/02/2024

Fibre2Fashion features an interview with Sharif Tarequr Rahman, Director, RPFIL, where they talked about the inspiration behind RPFIL, Chairman, Mr. Khwaja Tipu Sultan, and his importance and commitment to quality - in this fluctuating economic times that created a vulnerable position for Textile in Bangladesh. An inspiring read!

https://www.fibre2fashion.com/interviews/industry-speak/rashni-poly-fiber-industries-ltd/sharif-tarequr-rahman/13828/

Rashni Poly Fiber Industries Ltd. (RPFIL) is Bangladesh’s largest facility for recycled PET processing and polyester staple fibre (PSF) production, offering high-quality, customised fibre solutions for various industries. RPFIL is committed to sustainable practices and aims to be the nation’s le...

25/01/2024

Can we send you Samples for 1.4D Solid High Tenacity Raw-White PSF?
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17/01/2024

No need to import PSF! We are producing PSF in Bangladesh!
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We are in producing Polyester Staple Fiber, PSF, in Srimongal, Bangladesh. We would like to supply to your company for your Cotton Blend, PC, CVC Yarn Spinning mills, for Padding, for Home Textile. Please call me today. I will personally answer your call and answer your questions.

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17/01/2024

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At Rashni Poly Fiber Industries Ltd. (RPFIL), we see recent partnerships like the one between Bangladesh Apparel Exchange (BAE) and Fashion for Good as pivotal steps toward fostering sustainability in the textile industry. Our dedication to sustainable manufacturing aligns seamlessly with the latest innovations in the field, complemented by the contributions of BGMEA, BKMEA, BTMA, and like-minded companies committed to eco-friendly practices in textiles.
RPFIL has embraced cutting-edge technologies and practices to ensure our manufacturing processes are environmentally responsible. From integrating recycled materials to minimizing waste and utilizing waste heat for valuable resources, we prioritize circularity and environmental stewardship. Events like the one facilitated by BAE and Fashion for Good underscore the importance of such sustainable practices.
We commend the efforts of fellow companies joining hands for a greener and more sustainable future for the textile industry in Bangladesh. Recognizing it as a collective responsibility, we believe that through knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and innovative solutions, we can collectively drive positive change. RPFIL is committed to actively participating in this movement, eagerly anticipating collaboration with industry peers to shape a more sustainable and eco-friendly textile landscape in Bangladesh.

Bangladesh Apparel Exchange in partnership with Fashion for Good, facilitated the “Chemical Recycling Technologies: Manufacturing Markets Gateway”, in Bangladesh, one of the world's leading garment manufacturing countries. Fashion for Good, the Amsterdam...

09/01/2024

🌿 As the global demand for polyester rises, Bangladesh stands poised to become a key player in the polyester yarn market. 🌏

Did you know? By 2032, the international polyester market size is projected to exceed a whopping $161.3 billion! 📈

Rashni Poly Fiber Industries Ltd. (RPFIL) is proud to be part of this transformative journey. As an emerging company, RPFIL specializes in producing top-tier PSF and Recycled PSF, playing a pivotal role in the nation's textile industry. 🧵

With Bangladesh's focus on value-added products and a shift towards man-made textile fibers, companies like RPFIL are integral in ensuring the country's competitive edge. 💡

Together, with innovations and investments, we are not just manufacturing products; we are shaping the future of sustainable textile production in Bangladesh. 🌱

Explore more about our commitment to quality and sustainability at www.rpfil.com. 🌐

In the year 2020, the global market value of Polyester fiber was $81.1 billion! And it is assumed that by 2032, with a growth of 7.1%, the internation...