Alliance Organics is involved in serving textile industries with a wide variety of products such as dyestuffs, ultramarine blue, dyes for wax printing, inkjet dyes, textile auxiliaries, enzymes, optical brighteners, specialty chemicals, laboratory reagents etc. All our products are made by using good quality raw material and meet relevant industry standards. Our products are useful for cellulosic textiles industries, polyester industries, cotton industries, silk industries, wool industries, nylon industries and other various industries. With a clear vision, a sense of purpose and sheer hard work, guided by a team of professionals and steered by an enterprising management, we continue to diversify our products and extend the customer reach.

We are involved in manufacturing a wide range of dyes & colors, which is extracted from natural sources like vegetables and plants. These products are chemical free and extensively used in food processing industries. Our range include synthetic food colors, caramel colors, natural food colors, dyes intermediates etc. These products are used in food industries, beverage industries, dairy industries, confectionery industries, ice creams industries, soft drink industries, chocolate industries, bakery industries and many other different industries.

We are involved in producing leather dyes, which are used in dyeing the leather in leather industries. These dyes are of good quality and available in a variety of shades. We balance quality in all our products, facilitated by an infrastructure that is world class.

We are engaged in manufacturing basic dyes, solvent dyes, dyestuffs, ultramarine blue, inkjet-dyes, organic pigments, inorganic pigments and laboratory reagents to fulfill the requirements of paint, ink & plastic industries. Throughout our processes, we take great care to ensure that our products will ultimately offer a great experience. Most important among these are the steps we take to limit the decline of pH. Because pH levels can greatly impact product quality, limiting the rate of decline helps enhance the color, and tenderness.

Our clients can avail from us a comprehensive range of Synthetic food colors and natural food colors, which are very useful for pharmaceutical industries. These are made by using high quality raw materials and meet international food quality standards.

Catering to the needs of cosmetic industry, we manufacture synthetic food colors, natural food colors, ultramarine pigments in various shades. These colors are prepared under the hygienic conditions and inspected by chemist to ensure that products are safe to use and accurately labeled.

We manufacture Solvent dyes, dyestuffs, ultramarine blue, menthol crystal & peppermint by keeping in mind the basic requirements of plastics industries. All our products are environment friendly and user friendly both.

We develop a wide range of basic dyes, optical brighter, ultramarine blue, menthol crystal & peppermint, laboratory reagents, which are extensively used in paper industries. Our products are of high quality and very cost-effective.

In Global Dyestuff industry, it has seen an impressive growth over the years. This industry primarily constitutes of three sub-segments. These are Dyes, Pigments and Intermediates. The dye intermediates are essential derivatives of petroleum products which after further processing gets transformed into finished dyes and pigments. The dye and dye intermediaries industry is now an integral part of a huge number of industries. Be it chemical, of which it has a substantial stake, along with that it also provides inputs to a large number of other major industries like textiles, leather, plastics, paints, paper and printing inks, pharmaceuticals to name a few. The following diagram highlights how the Dyestuff industry's interconnection with other facets of the industrial setup.

In 2005, the global market size for dyes, pigments and intermediaries was estimated at around $23 billion. If we see the total volume, then global dyestuff production is estimated to be somewhere around 34 million tonnes. The annual global sales of textile dyestuff alone is estimated approximately around $6 billion. One of the major factors that had emerged within the last few years is that the major production centres for dyestuff has shifted from the west to the east. The global dye manufacturing industry originally dominated by suppliers from Europe namely UK, Switzerland Germany, has shifted to Asia over the past 20 years or so. This is primarily because of two reasons. First, due to much lower costs of production in the Asia region. Secondly Asia's growing prominence as the hub for global textile industry.

China's share in the world market is estimated to be around 25%. Along with China, Taiwan, India, Japan and Pakistan are among the major dyestuff producing countries in the industry. But in terms of the sheer volume of market share, Europe is the leading. This is due because of its allegiance towards specialty products. The global market share of Indian dyes industry is between 5 - 7%, and it is expected to increase to almost 10% by 2010.

The markets for the dyes are predominantly dominated by reactive and disperse dyes. In fact the demand for these two dyes is expected to grow in future also. Nations like China, South Korea and Taiwan are strong players in the field of disperse dyes. Interestingly, India has taken lead in production of reactive dyes because of the availability of an intermediate called vinyl sulphone in the country. The following diagram illustrates the expected trends of some of the prominent dyes.

Though there has been impressive growth over the years but there are some serious challenges also that are facing the Global dyestuff industry. They are the following:

• Problem of over capacity but falling margins
• Fierce competition
• Research & Development
• Environmental Considerations
• Product quality vis-a-vis competitive prices
• Support of the Government and Trade Association
• Availability of World Class Infrastructure
• Classification of products and services
• High cost of energy and interest