Yarnex & TexIndia fairs conclude successfully

Ms Lana Zou, CEO, India Office, JSM (Shenzhen) Enterprises Co Ltd, China, said: “The show was good. I was specifically looking for cotton yarn and was able to find a number of good suppliers here.”

Ms Anna Garnys, Commercial Director, Martis S. A., who had come in from Poland, noted: “We import around 5 – 15, 40 foot containers of cotton yarn every month. Multiply that by 20 tons in each container and the amount we import is quite a bit. We found at least three sources at this show here. It’s going to be a positive one for sure!”

Mr A. N. Reddy, DGM – Fabric Sourcing, Shahi Exports Pvt Ltd, Bangalore, said: “The show is good. It helped me meet see the new developments and meet new people. I also save a lot of time meeting so many people and so much new developments in such a short span. It helps us gauge how far we are in the market.”

The Business Networking Forum (BNF) which has now become an keenly awaited and integral part of the event discussed two topics namely ‘Strategies  for infusing growth in Tirupur’s resilient knitwear industry,’ and ‘Using innovation to enhance India’s share in the global textile and clothing market.”

The three-day show that ran August 31 – September 2, 2012, was inaugurated by Mr Raja Shanmugam, member of Cotton Advisory Board, Government of India and M. D. Warsaw International, Mr Ahil Rathinasamy, President, Knit Cloth Manufacturers Association, and Mr S. V. Elangovan, Chairman, SNQS International, amongst others.

Mr Krishnamurthy, summed up the mood: “Tirupur is now willing to experiment and change. There is also an upbeat sentiment in the air. It was a positive mood that prevailed throughout the show!”

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