The Tenth India International Textile Fabrics And Accessories Exhibition Will Open In 2013.

Exhibition Name: 2013 tenth India international textile fabrics and accessories exhibition

Exhibition time: 2013-06-01--2013-06-03

Address: Palace Ground, Bangalore, India

Sponsor: S S Media & Marketing

Organizer: Shanghai Fins Exhibition Service Co., Ltd.

Scope of exhibition: Fabrics: synthetic, synthetic, natural and blended fibers woven and knitted fabrics, fine yarn dyed shirts, wool, polyester, wool and polyester fabrics, pure linen mixed.

Exhibition brief:

F&A has been successfully held in India for 8 sessions.

At present, it is the largest textile material exchange platform in South Asia, and has attracted much attention in Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States.

F&A is subject to numerous fabrics, accessories,

Materials and related design services manufacturers and suppliers are attracted by the fact that on this platform, F&A brings you real buyers from home and abroad, from clothing brands, wholesalers and retailers, retail chains, importers, fashion designers and fashion labels to buyers from all over the world. They focus on this year, with a professional vision, clear purpose, and serious and trustworthy cooperation in good faith. F&A

F&A even invited you to countries such as Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

The F&A of 2012 will strictly control the quality of spectators and ensure an ideal B2B business platform for all of you.

The business networking forum (BNF), which is held at the same time as the exhibition, is an important part of F&A. The forum will focus on the topic of textile supply chain, and the industry decision-makers will have the opportunity to gather together to share their views and experiences.

F&A2012 will once again open the door to the South Asian market for you.

Bangalore, which we are familiar with, is known as India's "Silicon Valley" modern garden city because of its developed IT industry.

In fact, Bangalore has been an important cloth and clothing market in South Asia since ancient times.

Today, it is still the center of garment manufacturing in India.

Since the 90s of last century, the city has attracted a lot of domestic and foreign investment, which makes its infrastructure construction better than other cities in India. Almost all the major international brands, including global chain stores, have set up their purchasing points here.

Bangalore will show you the perfect combination of ancient culture and modern civilization.

Last year's review:

In 2011, the textile industry in India reconfirmed their confidence in the F&A brand. They believed that the exhibitors from the textile industry and its supporting products exhibited reasonable product structure to meet buyers' expectations.

The conference also launched the business organization forum for the textile industry, endorsed by the leading industry in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

At the same time, most exhibitors are very satisfied with the appearance of high quality buyers. On this platform, they have enough confidence to turn simple enquiries into orders.

In fact, most exhibitors have renewed their determination to continue to participate in F&A, and F&A firmly believes that more new exhibitors will join in 2012. They will come from the Far East, South Asia, ASEAN and Europe's textile materials industry and related supporting services.

Market analysis:

India is the world's largest producer of hemp, the second largest producer of raw silk, the third largest cotton producer and the fifth largest producer of synthetic fibres. Meanwhile, the textile industry accounts for 35% of the total exports of the country, accounting for 14% of the total industrial output of the country. Thus, the importance of textile industry to India can be seen.

The Ministry of textiles and textiles has set the goal of attracting foreign capital of 8 billion US dollars (400 billion rupees) in the textile and clothing industry in the next 5 years.

For this reason, the Department is preparing to organize a group to search for potential investors in Europe, the United States and China, and is also developing incentive plans to attract investors to invest in factories in India.

The Ministry will also invite private investment funds and foreign banks to invest in India's domestic textile industry with an investment target of 10000 billion rupees (US $20 billion).

In addition, it will attract foreign design companies and garment manufacturers to India, and will establish textile supply chains in many cities, and build "textile and garment integration centers" in many countries. The long-term goal is to build India into a "global retail chain of textile procurement hub".