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700 exhibitors sign up for Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen
05 Jun '15
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Messe Frankfurt, organiser of Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen said with one month to go, nearly 700 exhibitors are confirmed to participate in the fair which will take place from July 9-11, 2015.
The exhibitors will offer buyers a wide selection of high-quality ladieswear, casual wear and suiting fabrics, as well as the latest knits, lace and embroidery, yarns and fibres and accessories.
“In addition to a wide range from Chinese exhibitors, suppliers from Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and the UK will feature,” Messe Frankfurt said in a press release.
The Korea Pavilion, the Taiwan Pavilion and the Shengze Pavilion will also assist buyers in their sourcing needs and feature a wide range of products.
As one of China’s largest trading partners, Taiwan is in a strong position to offer valuable lessons for overseas suppliers planning to or already conducting business in the country.
This year’s Taiwan Pavilion will feature a wide range of options from raw materials to fabrics, including high-end jacquard fabrics, lace, printed and knitted fabrics.
Other textile products on display include computer embroidered items, high-end Tencel cotton and linen, plain weave linen, knits, denim and more.
A number of exhibitors will also showcase functional textiles, an area which the Taiwan textile industry prides itself on.
Ruby Feng from the Taiwan Textile Federation which is the organiser of the Taiwan Pavilion said, “Southern China is now regarded as one of the regions having the highest development potential.”
“What’s more, China’s current 13th Five-Year Plan singles out four free economic trade zones, including Guangdong, so the region is a main priority for the government at present,” Feng added.
“In Southern China’s clothing market, domestic brands have hitherto held a dominant position. However, global brands such as H&M and Zara have also continually expanded their presence in China,” she observed.
“Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen is now at a stage in its development where the main textile manufacturers in South China gather there,” she noted.
Feng further added, “With the up, mid and downstream sectors of the industry all present, it is an exhibition with a lot of opportunities and a focus on conducting business onsite.”
Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen is organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd; the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT; the China Textile Information Centre and the Shenzhen Garment Industry Association. (AR)
The exhibitors will offer buyers a wide selection of high-quality ladieswear, casual wear and suiting fabrics, as well as the latest knits, lace and embroidery, yarns and fibres and accessories.
“In addition to a wide range from Chinese exhibitors, suppliers from Hong Kong, India, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and the UK will feature,” Messe Frankfurt said in a press release.
The Korea Pavilion, the Taiwan Pavilion and the Shengze Pavilion will also assist buyers in their sourcing needs and feature a wide range of products.
As one of China’s largest trading partners, Taiwan is in a strong position to offer valuable lessons for overseas suppliers planning to or already conducting business in the country.
This year’s Taiwan Pavilion will feature a wide range of options from raw materials to fabrics, including high-end jacquard fabrics, lace, printed and knitted fabrics.
Other textile products on display include computer embroidered items, high-end Tencel cotton and linen, plain weave linen, knits, denim and more.
A number of exhibitors will also showcase functional textiles, an area which the Taiwan textile industry prides itself on.
Ruby Feng from the Taiwan Textile Federation which is the organiser of the Taiwan Pavilion said, “Southern China is now regarded as one of the regions having the highest development potential.”
“What’s more, China’s current 13th Five-Year Plan singles out four free economic trade zones, including Guangdong, so the region is a main priority for the government at present,” Feng added.
“In Southern China’s clothing market, domestic brands have hitherto held a dominant position. However, global brands such as H&M and Zara have also continually expanded their presence in China,” she observed.
“Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen is now at a stage in its development where the main textile manufacturers in South China gather there,” she noted.
Feng further added, “With the up, mid and downstream sectors of the industry all present, it is an exhibition with a lot of opportunities and a focus on conducting business onsite.”
Intertextile Pavilion Shenzhen is organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd; the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT; the China Textile Information Centre and the Shenzhen Garment Industry Association. (AR)
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