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Growth in number of exhibitors & visitors at FILO
21 Mar '12
6 min read
Giovanni Wieland of Torcitura Vittorio Maule looks abroad “We did very well on the first day of the fair, with visitors from Germany, France and Turkey. Among our products, the ecological cotton yarns aroused special interest.”
Even Luca Mainardi from Marchi e Fildi underlines that “the trend of the fair is in line with the past editions, with a good number of consolidated customers. Our company is specialized in products particularly suitable for the summer season and so the spring edition for us is penalizing. However, we do not fail to propose the results of our research like that of viscose coated wool, which was greatly admired, even if the buyers thought that it was of a very high level.”
Filippo Dagostino of Safil agrees, “The fair had a particularly intense moment on the first day, when we met some new customers. From abroad we saw mainly Turks. Among the products that went very well were the melanges.”
Very positive opinions also came from Francesco Della Porta from Pozzi Electa: “We are very satisfied, we have had a good number of very well qualified visitors. FILO gives us the opportunity in two days to see our complete list of customers enabling us to present our products, but also to listen to their requests. Among the most admired novelties, were the wavy aspects on bases of wool mixtures.”
Nicoletta Meriglio from Botto Poala believes that the two days at FILO were “were good for business and we were able to meet our long time customers. On the other hand our products are high end products made with noble fibers. In this edition our carded yarns made softer through processing were particularly requested.”
Vanessa Dell'Armi from the Techfil-Fil Man Made Group noted “a good influx of buyers both Italian and from abroad, coming in particular from Mediterranean countries like Greece and Turkey, but also from Japan.”
Even Paolo Benelli from Elasten, a company specialized in elastic yarns underlined the presence of foreign buyers, “this is the third time that we are participating at FILO and during the two days of the fair we met Germans, French and even Turks, besides the usual Italian visitors. Without any doubt it is a good outcome.”
Alessandro Tessari from Lurex said, “the trend of these days is in line with the results we usually obtain at FILO, a fair we have been participating in since its first editions.”
Roberto Barbavara from Vimar underlines how “in the two days of the fair we have seen a constant flow of visitors, mainly from Italy but also some from France. On our part we have a wide array of products able to satisfy very diverse needs.”
The 38th edition of FILO will be held once again at the Le Stelline Congress Center of Milan on the the 10th and 11th October 2012.
Even Luca Mainardi from Marchi e Fildi underlines that “the trend of the fair is in line with the past editions, with a good number of consolidated customers. Our company is specialized in products particularly suitable for the summer season and so the spring edition for us is penalizing. However, we do not fail to propose the results of our research like that of viscose coated wool, which was greatly admired, even if the buyers thought that it was of a very high level.”
Filippo Dagostino of Safil agrees, “The fair had a particularly intense moment on the first day, when we met some new customers. From abroad we saw mainly Turks. Among the products that went very well were the melanges.”
Very positive opinions also came from Francesco Della Porta from Pozzi Electa: “We are very satisfied, we have had a good number of very well qualified visitors. FILO gives us the opportunity in two days to see our complete list of customers enabling us to present our products, but also to listen to their requests. Among the most admired novelties, were the wavy aspects on bases of wool mixtures.”
Nicoletta Meriglio from Botto Poala believes that the two days at FILO were “were good for business and we were able to meet our long time customers. On the other hand our products are high end products made with noble fibers. In this edition our carded yarns made softer through processing were particularly requested.”
Vanessa Dell'Armi from the Techfil-Fil Man Made Group noted “a good influx of buyers both Italian and from abroad, coming in particular from Mediterranean countries like Greece and Turkey, but also from Japan.”
Even Paolo Benelli from Elasten, a company specialized in elastic yarns underlined the presence of foreign buyers, “this is the third time that we are participating at FILO and during the two days of the fair we met Germans, French and even Turks, besides the usual Italian visitors. Without any doubt it is a good outcome.”
Alessandro Tessari from Lurex said, “the trend of these days is in line with the results we usually obtain at FILO, a fair we have been participating in since its first editions.”
Roberto Barbavara from Vimar underlines how “in the two days of the fair we have seen a constant flow of visitors, mainly from Italy but also some from France. On our part we have a wide array of products able to satisfy very diverse needs.”
The 38th edition of FILO will be held once again at the Le Stelline Congress Center of Milan on the the 10th and 11th October 2012.
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