2013 GTS International Textile Procurement Exhibition, St Paul, Brazil

< p > Brazil has vast territory and rich resources. Now it is the fifth largest country in the world, with a population of 200 million. Its economic strength ranks first in Latin America. The seventh largest economy in the world economy is an important goal for industries and enterprises to develop diversified international markets.

Brazil's strong economic development potential, diversified market, multi-level demand, huge market scale and complementary trade structure with China will promote the rapid development of Sino Pakistani economy and trade.

In 2011, Brazil's GDP reached US $2 trillion and 480 billion, its per capita income exceeded US $11500, household consumption accounted for 60.33% of GDP, and the number of middle class reached 95 million, accounting for 52% of the total population. It is a typical consumption driven market and has huge market potential.

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After the P Rio G20 summit, with the 2014 Olympic Games and the 2016 World Cup approaching, Brazil has brought unlimited business opportunities and unprecedented development prospects. Brazil has become the focus of the new global competition.

The localization of International Procurement Exhibition will be the first shortcut to enter the emerging market rapidly. "Brazil St Paul GTS international textile procurement Exhibition" under this opportunity, with its unique positioning, new perspective, multi-level comprehensive cooperation, will build a high efficiency green trade and communication platform for buyers and producers all over the world.

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< p > St Paul, with an area of 1500 square kilometers and a population of over 17 million, is the largest industrial center in the country. Financial centers, cultural centers, trade and business centers and important textile producing areas concentrate around 50% of the national industrial production, and the industrial output value also accounts for 50% of the total domestic value. The headquarters of the 500 largest companies in the country are set up here in 3/5 to share the international metropolis business circle.

The GTS international textile procurement exhibition takes the industry supply chain as the main axis, adhering to the concept of green sustainable development, and creating a procurement platform for high-end suppliers in the world to achieve seamless connection with Brazil and South American industrial chains.

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< p > Brazil textile industry -- huge market potential has not yet been released, full of opportunities and institutional challenges. < /p >

< p >? In 2011, the total income of Brazil textile and garment industry was US $67 billion, the number of industrial enterprises was expected to be 30000, employing 1 million 700 thousand people, the world's second largest producers of coarse twill and the third largest consuming countries.

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< p > Brazil's per capita cotton consumption in 1990 was only 4.4KG, up from 5.26KG last year.

Meanwhile, cotton consumption per capita increased from 3.52KG to 3.65KG in the same period.

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< p > according to customs statistics, in 2011, the total amount of textiles and clothing imported from Brazil amounted to US $3 billion 543 million. The main imported varieties were chemical fiber / blended fabrics, chemical fiber / cotton woven garments, chemical fiber yarns, industrial / functional textiles, accessories accessories and so on.

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In 2011 P, the total amount of textiles and clothing imported from China amounted to 3 billion 543 million US dollars, accounting for about 55.5% of the total imports of Brazil, and the fabric grew by 23% compared to the same period last year. The clothing grew by 74% compared to the same period last year in 2011.

The total imports in the following order are India (US $580 million), Indonesia (US $357 million), US ($223 million) and Argentina (US $205 million).

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< p > because of the change in fashion and lifestyle pursued by the expanding middle class in Brazil, it has higher level and diversified demand for textile products and garments. Although Brazil owns the textile industry, its high cost of personnel and the lack of matching links between its industrial chain have huge market potential for sophisticated products with original design and brand from China.

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< p > "Brazil St Paul GTS textile procurement Exhibition" is jointly organized by the China Textile Import and Export Chamber of Commerce and the China Textile Association of the China Council for the promotion of trade, the two most powerful and powerful industry exhibition agencies, to understand the industry demand and grasp the market hot spot pformation. Combined with the excellent customer resources accumulated over the years overseas exhibitions and famous textile exhibition projects in the country, it will provide a strong guarantee for the success of the exhibition.

Full cooperation to maximize the call of global customer data resources.

And the Brazil local professional exhibition company, which is a high-precision lock-in main customer group in South America, has reached 57000 effective customer data. The database will be further developed after the launch of the GTS international textile procurement exhibition marketing campaign, with a focus on expanding the scope of data and making special invitations to VIP international experts.

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< p > exhibits range: all kinds of garment fabrics and accessories, home textiles, high quality brand clothing and home textile products, etc. < /p >

< p > exhibition time: 23-25 October 2013, < /p >.

< p > exhibition venue: Brazil, St Paul. Annannby Exhibition Center < /p >

P > Exhibition: China Textile Import and Export Chamber of Commerce, textile industry branch of China International Trade Promotion Commission < /p >

< p > exhibition area: 7200 square meters < /p >.

< p > exhibition cycle: one year, one session, < /p >.