Parshwanath Colour Chem

We are based at Plot No. 452-453 in Phase-2 of the Gidc. Parshwanath Colour Chem is where we spend our working hours. If you saw our clothes at the end of the day, you’d see spots of blue, red, or yellow everywhere. We handle dyes and chemicals for coloring different materials. It’s a messy business, but someone has to do it. The mixing tanks are large and need a lot of looking after. We have to be careful with the temperatures and the timing. Sometimes a batch doesn't come out exactly the shade we wanted, so we have to adjust it. That’s just part of the job. The warehouse is usually full of big bags and plastic drums. We move them around with a small trolley that squeaks a lot. It’s a bit cramped at Plot No. 452-453, especially when we have a lot of stock coming in. We don't have fancy meeting rooms. Usually, if we need to talk, we just stand near the loading dock or in the small office area. It’s noisy because of the traffic in Phase-2, but we’re used to it. We keep track of everything in old ledgers and some basic computer files. Parshwanath Colour Chem is a small operation, just a handful of us making sure the orders go out to the right people. We aren't trying to change the world; we just want to get the colors right for our neighbors.