Texprocess 2013 to help find new apparel producers

It must not be forgotten: trading agreements between the EU and the respective producer countries make their own small contribution to this success. In most cases these are protracted processes, marked by different interests lobbies that occasionally change their position even in the middle of the negotiations, reports the European trade association, Eurotex, Brussels. One tendency persists however: risk aversion on the part of buyers continues to grow, leading increasingly to the purchase of finished goods and so the shifting of risk to the producers.

Source it presents alternative manufacturing companies

Texprocess 2013 is a way for those responsible for sourcing in clothing companies to get information about alternative manufacturing companies and the countries where they are located. At this the leading international trade fair for the processing of textile and flexible materials from 10 – 13 June 2013, the ‘Source-it’ exhibition space is in hall 5.0.

The last Texprocess in 2011 attracted 65 contract manufacturers from 19 countries. In 2011 there were a total of 326 exhibitors from 40 countries. As the leading international trade fair it attracted around 10,500 professional visitors, of which more than half were from outside Germany. Another 6,500 visitors came from Techtextil, the international trade fair for textiles and non-wovens, which is held at the same time.

Messe Frankfurt