China International Cashmere Fair Opens November

Duan Peiling, director of Asia's information project, said that so far, the industry lacks "a professional trade exhibition tailored for the global cashmere industry."

Regarding the position of China in the global cashmere industry, Bian Chao Hu, President of the China food and Animal Import and Export Chamber of Commerce, introduced: "this exhibition is settled in Beijing for granted.

As we all know, China is the most famous cashmere country in the world, accounting for more than 75% of the world's original velvet output. More than 90% of the cashmere raw materials in the world are processed in China.

In addition, more than 3/4 of the cashmere consumer market is produced in China.

The climate conditions in Inner Mongolia and other regions in China are excellent, and the most meticulous and best quality cashmere can be produced.

China international cashmere fair aims to help the global cashmere industry develop rapidly, so that specialized talents in cashmere industry can consolidate their position and plan their business carefully, and benefit from the keen demand of luxury goods in the world's major markets.

According to a number of reports published by business consultant Bain & Co. and other agencies, the luxury market is expected to expand further in the next two years.

Therefore, it is timely to hold the China international cashmere fair.

A number of leading industry companies have been designated to participate in the China international cashmere fair, including Ordos, Saussurea, Weixin, big root, St. snow velvet, silver, spring breeze, Zhejiang Sanyou, Dongda, Yuan Lin, Shuanghe, Xue run, Tian Xiang and Huntsman.

This China international cashmere Fair will be held in a new fashion, including the fashion trend oriented exhibition guide, giving visitors the opportunity to experience the latest colors, materials and styles in 2011 and 2012.

In addition, the exhibition has a global cashmere color exhibition area, which is jointly planned by the organizer and Mr. Oliver Guillemin, Secretary General of the French color Committee and the international fashion color Committee.

Mr. Oliver Guillemin has worked as a creative consultant for several internationally renowned brands including: Louis Vuitton, Swarovski, Woolmark, Shiseido and Thierry Mugler.