Laundry & Dry-cleaning Association ties up with Punjab Dry-Cleaning Association

[box type=”shadow” ]Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Association of India (LDAI) and 53-year-old Punjab Dry Cleaners Association (PDCA) join hands[/box]

LaundrexNet inauguration

A In its endeavour to bring together the laundry and dry cleaning service providers under one umbrella, LDAI, in the very first meeting held during the Laundrex India Expo from January 18 to 20 at Hyderabad, joined hands with PDDA, a 53-year-old successful association of dry cleaners operating from Chandigarh.

The high-level meeting of the PDDA office bearers and LDAI directors took place at Hitex Exhibition Center on January 20. Both associations agreed that PDCA will form the Northern Chapter of LDAI; thus, giving a big boost to the objectives of LDAI. The dry-cleaners of Haryana, Himachal, J&K, Delhi, UP, Uttaranchal and Rajasthan are associated with PDCA.

LDAI-PDCA tie up

Following the agreement, Santokh Singh Ahluwalia, the undisputed PDCA president for the last three decades, said, “LaundrexNet organised by Clean India Journal at Hyderabad was a milestone and a big success in the building of LDAI. It enabled successful interaction with other drycleaners and launderers across regions. I am thankful to Clean India for providing us such a golden opportunity. Forming the Northern Chapter of LDAI, I am hopeful that we will be successful in making LDAI a strong association.” PDCA has more than 1,000 laundry & dry-cleaners from North India.

Santokh Singh Alhuwalia felicitated for his contribution to the laundry industry

LDAI Founder-Director Akash Dharamsey, elaborating on the new tie-up, said, “The collaboration of PDCA with LDAI is a key step towards expanding the membership base and strength of the fraternity. Acceptance of LDAI by PDCA reflects the confidence of the fraternity at large to have a national platform like LDAI to fulfil and represent the needs of the industry. The increased strength of LDAI will enable sharing of knowledge across the geography of India and establishing the foundation for best practise standards at a National level.”

Felicitating the grand old man of the laundry industry Santokh Singh Ahluwalia for his outstanding contribution to the laundry industry, LDAI Director and Publisher of Clean India Journal J.P. Nair, said, “The historic tie-up will accelerate the process of bringing the industry together. LaundrexNet, the exclusive platform for knowledge sharing and networking, and the Laundrex India Expo will form the ideal converging point for the vendors, service providers and end users alike.”

LaundrexNet delegates

Also present during the occasion were PDCA Senior Vice-President Balwinder Singh, Secretary General Dalbir Singh; Additional Secretary General Vijay Gandhi; Spokesperson Rajiv Kanojia; besides, LDAI Director Gorden Jagwani.

Making a presentation of the objectives of LDAI before a gathering of over 130 laundry and dry cleaning service providers from several segments across India at the LaundrexNet conference, the spokesperson enumerated the plans of building and strengthening the future of the industry.

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