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Over 100 exhibitors expected at Interdye Asia
14 Oct '18
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Courtesy: Shanghai International Exhibition
Over 100 exhibitors from India, Malaysia, mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan are expected to participate in the Asia International Dye Industry, Pigments and Textile Chemicals Exhibition (Interdye Asia) in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam during November 21-24, 2018. In its eighth year, the show will infuse international elements into Vietnam's textile market.
Exhibitors plan to showcase a wide range of advanced environmentally-friendly dyestuffs, organic pigments, catalysts, intermediates, environmental impact assessment equipment as well as printing and dyeing automation equipment.
As a companion exhibition of the prestigious dyeing exhibition China Interdye, Interdye Asia aims to create a platform for the dyestuffs and chemicals producers worldwide to make debut and expand their commercial channels, facilitating the development of the industry. Interdye Asia has been successfully held for seven years in major markets for dyestuff producers and importers including Vietnam, India, Indonesia and Turkey.
With the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank becoming operational and large amounts of capital including that provided by the Silk Road Fund flowing into the countries along the One Belt, One Road route, the textile market in Vietnam is undergoing rapid development. As a traditionally agricultural country, Vietnam's chemical industry has a weak foundation, with 70 per cent of its textile materials and dyestuffs relying on imports. During the five-year period between 2013 and 2017, China's dyestuff exports to Vietnam grew from 10,063 tons to 15,842 tons, with an annual growth rate of 12 per cent.
The success of an earlier edition of the exhibition in Hanoi in 2014 established the reputation and influence of the event. This time, Interdye Asia has moved to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's economic capital, to provide an opportunity for direct communication between production and demand and attract world-class dyeing and chemical manufacturers to Vietnam's textile market. In addition, the exhibition will be held jointly with the 18th Vietnam International Textile and Garment Machinery Exhibition, creating a one-stop purchasing platform for textile printing and dyeing complemented by upstream and downstream components.
The exhibition has not only attracted many internationally recognised manufacturers, but also the participation of Indian and Taiwanese exhibitors. The exhibition is expected to become a key event for exchanges between the world's leading dyeing and chemicals makers and local Vietnamese counterparts.
The next exhibition will, as before, be concurrently held with China International Digital Textile Printing and Dyeing Automatics Exhibition during April 10-12, 2019, with the aim of creating a one-stop shop for textile printing and dyeing procurement and creating a broader platform for the development of the industry. (SV)
Exhibitors plan to showcase a wide range of advanced environmentally-friendly dyestuffs, organic pigments, catalysts, intermediates, environmental impact assessment equipment as well as printing and dyeing automation equipment.
As a companion exhibition of the prestigious dyeing exhibition China Interdye, Interdye Asia aims to create a platform for the dyestuffs and chemicals producers worldwide to make debut and expand their commercial channels, facilitating the development of the industry. Interdye Asia has been successfully held for seven years in major markets for dyestuff producers and importers including Vietnam, India, Indonesia and Turkey.
With the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank becoming operational and large amounts of capital including that provided by the Silk Road Fund flowing into the countries along the One Belt, One Road route, the textile market in Vietnam is undergoing rapid development. As a traditionally agricultural country, Vietnam's chemical industry has a weak foundation, with 70 per cent of its textile materials and dyestuffs relying on imports. During the five-year period between 2013 and 2017, China's dyestuff exports to Vietnam grew from 10,063 tons to 15,842 tons, with an annual growth rate of 12 per cent.
The success of an earlier edition of the exhibition in Hanoi in 2014 established the reputation and influence of the event. This time, Interdye Asia has moved to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam's economic capital, to provide an opportunity for direct communication between production and demand and attract world-class dyeing and chemical manufacturers to Vietnam's textile market. In addition, the exhibition will be held jointly with the 18th Vietnam International Textile and Garment Machinery Exhibition, creating a one-stop purchasing platform for textile printing and dyeing complemented by upstream and downstream components.
The exhibition has not only attracted many internationally recognised manufacturers, but also the participation of Indian and Taiwanese exhibitors. The exhibition is expected to become a key event for exchanges between the world's leading dyeing and chemicals makers and local Vietnamese counterparts.
The next exhibition will, as before, be concurrently held with China International Digital Textile Printing and Dyeing Automatics Exhibition during April 10-12, 2019, with the aim of creating a one-stop shop for textile printing and dyeing procurement and creating a broader platform for the development of the industry. (SV)
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