Intex Int'l Fabrics & Accessories trade fair from March 27
12 Mar '07
2 min read
Important buyers like JC Penny, Philips Van Heusen Corporation, Kellwood Company and management consultants like McKinsey & Company have projected that India could be the next biggest winner after China due to robust textile industry, IT industry support, design capabilities, etc.
India's apparel export is set to rise 15 to18 percent per annum to reach over US $25-30 bn by 2013 if reforms are implemented.
The previous editions of Intex have attracted on an average more than 5,400 trade visitors from 37 countries.
"The fair has been organized to meet the exacting standards of other international fairs. It is time that the Indian exhibitions are also organized at par with their foreign counterparts. That is why we have added many innovative features such as exclusive buyers lounge, conference rooms, buyer booths, enhanced onsite facilities to ensure that everyone is successful at this fair." According to Mr. Rajesh Bhagat, Director, Finesse Worldwide, organizers of Intex.
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