The 6Th Canadian Clothing And Textile Purchasing Exhibition Held Online

From September 14 to 17, the 6th Canadian apparel textile purchasing exhibition, hosted by China Textile Import and Export Chamber of Commerce and hosted by JPC company of the United States, was held online in Toronto. Zhang Xinmin, vice president of China Textile Import and Export Chamber of Commerce; edefeng, commercial counselor of Chinese Consulate General in Toronto; Yang Qingsong, member of the Party group of Hubei Provincial Department of Commerce and deputy director of Hubei port office; Bob Kirk, chairman of Canadian clothing Federation; Jason Prescott, CEO of JPC company; and John bank, project director of ATS exhibition, President of the Latin American fashion designers Union, Albania Rosario, attended the opening ceremony of the exhibition online and delivered a speech.

The exhibition was strongly supported by Hubei Provincial Department of Commerce. Hubei Province's "Jingchu cloud Exhibition - Textile and garment exhibition" was held at the same time. During the same period, eight textile and clothing brands and regional brands, including bosden, APASO, meixinda, Changshu clothing city, cherideze, Junqiao, v.roc.v and minimal edge, were also held online. The event, by means of a walk show and a permanent exhibition hall, promoted the brand's popularity among consumers and the industry in Canada and even North America.

124 enterprises from nearly 10 countries, including China, Bangladesh, India, Brazil, the United States and Canada, participated in the exhibition. The exhibits cover a variety of product categories, such as clothing, home textiles, clothing, fabrics, masks, shoes and so on. More than 2000 overseas visitors were pre registered before the exhibition.

During the exhibition, the organizers held nearly 20 high-level online forum activities. Many international well-known industry organizations and fashion leaders, including Julia Hughes, President of the American Fashion Association, Bob Kirk, chairman of the Canadian clothing Federation, and Alfred severion, CEO of wrap, focused on the development trends of fashion industry in Canada and North America since the outbreak of the epidemic, and the changes of buyers' purchasing methods The influence of trade environment on fashion industry and other hot topics are discussed and interpreted in depth.

On the first day of the exhibition, 366 merchants from Canada and the United States visited the exhibition online. Relying on the special service area, the customer service representatives of overseas organizers of the exhibition conducted real-time online communication with nearly 100 purchasers, and provided timely procurement suggestions and booth guidance. From the category of exhibits, the attention of winter clothing and warm clothing is high, while that of environmental protection and functional fabrics is high. After the exhibition, all exhibitors will continue to rely on the well-known B2B e-commerce platform in the United States for one year's online exhibition and promotion.