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Australian Textile And Apparel Fair 2013

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Australian Textile And Apparel Exhibition International Textiles And Footwear Fair Casual Wear Underwear Exhibition

exhibition outline : 
 Australian "China Textile Exhibition" has been held in Australia since 2001. It has successfully held twelve sessions each year, and has organized more than 1000 Chinese enterprises to participate in the exhibition. Since the closure of the Australian Melbourne international textiles and Footwear Fair (TCF) in 2006, the China Textile Exhibition has become the only influential textile category exhibition in Australia. In addition, Australia's "China Textile show" was held in conjunction with the Australian International Procurement Exhibition (AISF) in Australia, which further expanded the international influence of China's clothing and home textile industry. 
 last review : 
Exhibitors from China's 257 enterprises, attracted 3050 professional buyers to conduct business negotiations at the last (2012) Australian exhibition. The exhibitors came from 7500 enterprises in China, mainly from Australia and New Zealand. The turnover was 21 million 500 thousand USD, of which clothing accounted for 41.84%, fabric categories accounted for 27.94%, home textile categories accounted for 18.22%, clothing accessories categories accounted for 8.18%, and others accounted for 3.81%. The attendees included wholesalers, retailers, importers and manufacturers. The most popular items at the exhibition are bedclothes, curtains, tablecloths, towels, bath towels, men's wear, women's wear, children's wear, footwear, scarves, gloves, clothing accessories, handbags, wallet and so on. During the exhibition, the "Sino Australian textile and clothing trade and economic Symposium" and the Shenzhen underwear show show attracted overseas media such as Xinhua news agency, CCTV, China Radio International, China textile daily and other Australian media. According to past developments, more than 80% of the exhibitors have met new customers with their business counterparts at the exhibition, while consolidating their relationship with old customers. Nearly half of the exhibitors have expanded their exports directly or indirectly by participating in the exhibition, which has greatly enhanced the international image of Chinese enterprises. 
In 2013, the exhibition will be moved back to the Melbourne Exhibition Center. The Australian exhibition has been held there for 8 sessions. After two years, the Australian exhibition returned to Melbourne is also decided by the needs of the exhibitors and buyers. P 
 market analysis : 
 Australia is an economic leader in Oceania and the South Pacific region. Its annual GDP per capita is about 20 thousand US dollars. Australia is a net importer of textiles, and 70% of its textile consumption depends on imports. In addition, since Australia and New Zealand have no quota restrictions on the textiles produced in China, this has greatly facilitated bilateral trade. In 2010, China's textile exports to Australia amounted to US $3 billion 773 million, an increase of 23.4% over the same period last year. Moreover, Chinese made textiles are also very popular in Australia. The "made in China" of textile industry is equal to the "made in Japan" in the electrical field. It can be seen that Australia is one of the overseas markets worth developing for home textile and garment textile enterprises in China >
 exhibit scope: .
 bedding, curtains and other bedroom textiles; towels, bath towels and other bathroom textiles; tablecloth and other table textiles; kitchen and toilet textiles; window ornaments, curtains, carpets and other accessories; sand, furniture, curtain fabrics and other home textiles; men's clothing, women's wear, children's wear, uniforms, casual wear, underwear, swimwear, clothing and other clothing products; bags, shoes, jewelry, gifts, Christmas and other daily necessities.