Shanghai autumn and winter yarn exhibitors increased

Nearly 150 suppliers from 13 countries and regions including China, Bangladesh, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Italy, South Korea, Lithuania, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Turkey took part in the Shanghai New International Exhibition on October 21-23 The center made a great appearance.

One of the major reasons for the increase in the number of exhibitors this time is due to the high participation rate in South Asia. The India Pavilion of this exhibition has more than 50 suppliers. They show the latest dyeing and fancy yarns and natural fibers, various single yarns for knitting and woven, twisted yarns, condensed yarns, singed yarns, and mercerized yarns. Yarn and crepe yarns and 100% cotton and linen yarns. Indian exhibitors once again made a strong attack this year, reflecting that the business opportunities in the Chinese market are continuing to grow, bringing positive momentum to the market. The Indian pavilion was organized by Indian Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council Texprocil. Mr. Ravindranathan Narayanaswamy, co-director of the Indian pavilion, pointed out: “There is currently a lot of space between the supply and demand of Chinese yarns. In recent years, China’s awareness of Indian high-quality yarns has As a result, many exhibitors once again participated in this exhibition, hoping to make full use of this opportunity to enter the market.”

The size of Pakistan's exhibition area has also been expanded. A total of 21 suppliers have demonstrated a highly competitive cotton yarn. Compared with last year, the number of exhibitors has more than tripled. “The increase in the number of exhibitors in these two countries confirms the excellent status of the exhibition and can be considered as the best platform for entering the Chinese market.” Ms. Wen Ting, Senior General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (Hong Kong) Limited, said: “Despite the recent economic growth Slowed down, but overseas suppliers believe there is still room for growth in this market."