Expo Volunteers Wear High-Tech Fabrics In Taiwan.

Hu Yongqin, the manager of spinning and weaving industry, is in his hands.

The light of Taiwan is shining again. The Shanghai world exposition, the Chinese people's nicknamed "cabbage" of the 30 000 volunteers green uniforms, are all high-tech fabrics developed by Taiwan textile and industrial and Xu Rong Group. It can make volunteers wear more and more cool and get the attention of visitors from all over the world.

Textile industry manager Hu Yongqin said that the small green clothes worn by Expo volunteers are made of one hundred percent FLYCOOL fabrics developed by Taiwan manufacturers. The fabric of this fabric is made of plants, and it can be decomposed within six months without wearing and buried in the soil. It is very environmental protection. More importantly, the cloth mixed with several kinds of mineral fibers, and the body temperature is at least one or two degrees on the body. After the activity, it will drop by three degrees, and wear more and more cool.

In December last year, the Expo attracted all kinds of licensed manufacturers. The selected manufacturers could provide their own products to sponsor the Expo, and they could also sell the Expo products. The advertising effect was magnificent, but the textile industry had only six quota, and the global manufacturers were eager to try it.

Hu Yongqin said that at that time, Taiwan's spinning and weaving industry, Xu Rong Group, Changsheng textile company, SORONA, and spinning and weaving association all believed that Taiwan's small and medium-sized enterprises were hard to win over foreign factories, but they had strong unity. Therefore, with the cooperation of five textile mills such as spinning and weaving, based on this high energy cloth, they put forward the book of enterprise. The concept is "what is the clothing of human beings in the next three to five years?"

Hu Yongqin said that the Expo had originally selected six licensed manufacturers.

Hu Yongqin said that the team from Taiwan became a licensed manufacturer, so it was able to provide cloth for mainland manufacturers to make volunteers uniform so that "the world can see Taiwan's technology".