2009 Brazil St Paul International Textile And Garment Trade Fair

Exhibition overview:

The St Paul international textile industry and garment trade fair (FENIT) is the largest textile and clothing trade fair in the southern hemisphere. Its exhibitors have a high level and exhibits. Every year, according to the statistics of the Expo, the exhibition will be 70 thousand square meters in 2004. The exhibitors will be from over 800 companies in China, Argentina, Uruguay, the United States, Mexico, India, Hongkong, Taiwan and other countries and regions.

According to statistics from exhibitors, there are more than 50 thousand professional spectators at this exhibition. In 2005, buyers from all over the world totaled more than 60000 people, mainly from 39 countries, including Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Columbia, Cuba, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Venezuela, Mexico, the United States, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Australia, Japan and so on. Among them, South American buyers accounted for 69.62%, Central American buyers accounted for 4.51%, European buyers accounted for 13.37%, North American buyers accounted for 5.90%, and buyers from other regions accounted for 6.60%.

75% of the professional spectators were wholesalers and retailers, and nearly 98% of the professional spectators had decision-making power.

05 or 06 years have not been opened to China.

Due to Brazil's re opening of Chinese textiles, it will hold sixtieth sessions in 2008 and allow Chinese enterprises to enter the exhibition. Therefore, a large number of buyers will come to the exhibition.

Market introduction:

Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world with a population of 200 million. Currently, its economic strength ranks first in South America. It ranks eighth in the world economy, with a per capita income of 3000 dollars.

Brazil is also one of China's largest trading partners in Latin America, and is one of the key markets in China.

China's blended wool products, acrylic fiber, cashmere sweater and so on have great market potential in Brazil.

As the largest city in St Paul, the third largest city in the world, Brazil has seventeen million population and is the financial, trade and business center of South America.

The St Paul international textile industry and garment trade fair (FENIT) is the largest textile and clothing trade fair in the southern hemisphere. Its exhibitors have a high level and exhibits.

St Paul is the largest industrial center and important textile producing area in Brazil. It has three professional exhibitions of textile and apparel every year. The exhibitions held in March and September respectively are mainly for the domestic ordering companies in Brazil. They have the characteristics of the domestic commodity fairs, while the exposition held in June has a strong international character and mainly displays the spring and summer fashion.

In order to enhance the influence and attractiveness of the Expo, the organizers held the textile industry and clothing trade fair (FENIT) and the International Textile Technology Exhibition (FENATEC) in the same Pavilion at the same time, so that the exhibition area could reach more than 70 thousand square meters.

After nearly 50 years of accumulation and development, the Expo has developed into a venue for exhibitors to publicize and promote export products, understand the trend of fashion development in the world, strengthen customers and promote pactions.

According to the statistics of the Expos, in 2005, buyers from all over the world totaled more than 60000 people, mainly from 39 countries, such as Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Columbia, Cuba, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Venezuela, Mexico, the United States, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Australia, Japan and so on. Among them, South American buyers accounted for 69.62%, Central American buyers accounted for 4.51%, European buyers accounted for 13.37%, North American buyers accounted for 5.90%, and buyers from other regions accounted for 6.60%.

75% of the professional spectators were wholesalers and retailers, and nearly 98% of the professional spectators had decision-making power.

• Exhibition address: St Paul ANHEMBI PARK Exhibition Center

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• Contact number: 021-34123495-817/ 34128539

• Contact: Miss Guo

• Start date: 2008-06-30--2008-07-02