Dhaka International Textile And Garment Industry Exhibition, Bangladesh

2012 Dhaka international textile and garment industry exhibition, Bangladesh

Exhibition name (Chinese):2012 international textile and garment Dhaka, Bangladesh

Exhibition name (:The9thDhakaTextile&GarmentMachineryExhibition)

Exhibition date: from February 7 to 10, 2012, July 11--14

Venue: BangabandhuInt 'lConferenceCenter (BICC) Sher-E-BanglaNagar, Dhaka

Launch time: 12:00 to 20:00 every day.

Exhibition cycle: two sessions a year

Sponsor: Bangladesh Textile Association BTMA

Scope of exhibits:

Yarn and fiber, garment fabrics (woven / knitted), household

Garment accessories, CAD/CAM, textile chemicals, dyes and auxiliaries.

Last exhibition: DTG is the largest textile and clothing machinery exhibition in Bangladesh.

The last exhibition included 600 exhibitors from 30 countries, including Bangladesh, China, Hongkong, Taiwan, India, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Holland, Belgium, Denmark, Czech, Switzerland, Sweden, Austria, Turkey and Brazil, and sold 860 booths.

The number of visitors was 27618 (2011), the domestic audience was 85%, and the overseas audience accounted for 15%, from South Asia and other countries, such as India, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Pakistan and so on.

After the exhibition, most exhibitors were satisfied with the results of the exhibition. 90% of the exhibitors expressed their intention to participate in DTG2012.

During the exhibition, 10 exhibition pavilions filled with international and local business people who placed orders, consulted and understood information. In a short span of 4 days, more than 1000 machines were sold, and the orders on site were worth $150 million.

DTG not only provides excellent opportunities for international suppliers and buyers to expand their business in Bangladesh, but also brings foreign capital and productivity into Bangladesh's economic and productivity development.

The Dhaka international textile and garment industry exhibition is undoubtedly a great event of the South Asian textile and garment industry, which must be taken part in every year.

Market introduction:

Geographical location and advantages: Bangladesh is located in the delta of Ganges RIver and the Brahmaputra River in the northeast of the South Asian subcontinent.

The East, West and North are adjacent to India, bordering Burma on the southeast and the bay of Bengal in the south.

The coastline is 550 kilometers long.

85% of the territory is plain, and the southeast and northeast are hilly areas.

Most of them belong to the subtropical monsoon climate, which is humid and hot.

The whole year is divided into winter (November to February), summer (March to June) and rainy season (July to October).

The average annual temperature is 26.5 degrees.

Winter is the most pleasant season in a year. The lowest temperature is 4 degrees Celsius, the highest temperature in summer is 45 degrees Celsius, and the average temperature in rainy season is 30 degrees.

Economic situation: Bangladesh is one of the least developed countries with low level of economic development, and the national economy relies mainly on agriculture.

The two governments recently advocated the implementation of the market economy, the privatization policy, the improvement of the investment environment, the vigorous attraction of foreign investment, the active establishment of export processing zones and the preferential development of agriculture.

Since the government of the people's Union has come to power, it has developed a huge economic development plan, but faces challenges such as capital, technology and energy shortage.

In recent years, the economy of Mencius has maintained steady growth and the living standard of the people has been improved.

In the 2010 fiscal year, GDP was US $99 billion 360 million and GDP per capita was US $684.

Bangladesh has trade relations with more than 130 countries and regions. The main export markets are the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Holland, Italy, Belgium, Spain, Canada and Hongkong, China.

The main export products include jute and its products, leather, tea, aquatic products, garments and so on.

The main import markets are India, China, Singapore, Japan, China, Hongkong, South Korea, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia and Thailand.

The main imports are producer goods, textiles, petroleum and petroleum related products, steel and other basic metals, edible oil, cotton and so on.

Market environment: Bangladesh is a low end textile exporting country.

Bangladesh's textile exports are strong.

During December 2008, exports of knitted and woven garments increased by 41.8% and 36.2% respectively over the previous year.

As Bangladesh's textiles are low-end products, Bangladesh's textile sales are least affected by the economic crisis.

Consumers with lower incomes prefer to restrict their shopping budgets, preferring to buy low-end imported garments from Bangladesh.

India, China and other East Asian countries have increased their cost pressures, leading to a further shift in strategy to Bangladesh.

78% of Bangladesh's export revenue comes from exports of textiles and clothing.

The textile and garment industry creates employment opportunities for 4 million people, accounting for 45% of the national industrial employment rate.

The main export products are polyester filament fabric, rayon blended fabric, synthetic fiber blended fabric, viscose filament fabric and synthetic spinning.

Clothing products include knitted, woven shirts and blouses, trousers, skirts, shorts, jackets, knitwear, sportswear.

These products constitute the main export components.

And China

Good relations: in October 4, 1975, China and Bangladesh formally established diplomatic relations. Since then, bilateral relations have developed rapidly.

The friendly and cooperative relations between the two countries in the political, economic and cultural fields have been consolidated and strengthened.

My exports to Bangladesh mainly include textiles (47.23%), machinery and pport equipment (30.1%), chemical products (8.02%), metals and metal products (4.26%), iron and steel (1.15%), petroleum and petroleum products (0.47%), and so on. Currently, imports from Bangladesh mainly include leather and leather products (81.73%), textiles and related products (4.17%), frozen foods (3.81%) and jute (2.66%).

The status quo of the domestic industry: textiles are the largest export industry in the country, and the textile and garment industry accounts for 78% of the total export volume. Bangladesh exports $7 billion 500 million in clothing, ranking the top five in the world's apparel exports.

By 2010, the export target will be set at US $10 billion.

Bangladesh currently has 247 private spinning mills, with 5 million 200 thousand production capacity, 365 weaving factories, and 900 million cubic meters of grey cloth.

There are also 1 billion 100 million meters of grey cloth produced by semi mechanized / mechanized power looms and hand looms, and more than 4000 garment factories and 4 million 500 thousand workers.

Preferential policy: as a result of WTO's restrictions on the protection of Chinese textiles, some American buyers have shifted their orders from China to Bangladesh.

Moreover, Bangladesh enjoys the treatment of the exemption market under the EU's GSP and EBA.

Bangladesh exports to Canada, Australia, Japan, Norway and other countries to enjoy duty-free market entry treatment.

To speed up its economic development, the Bangladesh government attaches great importance to attracting foreign investment.

The government has promulgated a series of financial and non-financial incentives and policies, including tax holidays, cancellation of all non-tariff barriers, tax free import of capital machinery, and provision of cash assistance to exporters for the purchase of cloth from the country.

Bangladesh also followed very free and open import practices.

Bangladesh's currency is stable and its inflation rate is low.

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Exhibition Name: 2012 Dhaka international textile and garment industry exhibition

Venue: BangabandhuInt 'lConferenceCenter (BICC) Sher-E-BanglaNagar, Dhaka

Exhibition time: 2012-7-11 to 2012-7-14

Sponsor: Bangladesh Textile Association BTMA

Contractor: Bangladesh Textile Association BTMA

Co organizer: Bangladesh Textile Association BTMA

Contact: Wang Kai

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Chuan Zhen: 021-51797009

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