The 9th Dhaka International Yarn & Fabric Show 2015 a one stop biggest marketplace dedicated to the Fabrics, Textile, Garment and Apparel sectors as well as presenting the latest fabrics and trends in Bangladesh will be held four days from 02 to 05 Sep, 2015 at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre in the Bangladesh.
The DIFS will be fully equipped with all ranges of textile products enhanced with the latest technology, will set a new definition of smart fabrics in order to satisfy the growing demand of the buyers.
The DIFS brings together Exporters and Traders from all sectors of the Fabrics, Importers, Garment and Apparel Industry, Textile, Operation / Production Managers from Textile & Garment Industry, local and overseas textile & yarn manufacturers, Textile, professionals from spinning, weaving and dyeing Mills and knitting.
Sumeet Industries, Gujarat based company will also be participating at the 9th DIFS, they will be available at Booth number 17 at ‘Media Bazar’ hall within India Pavilion at the venue, said Hemant Shah, senior manager Exports, who will also be attending the fair.
They are expecting a positive response from buyers for their polyester yarns/chips and cotton yarns at the fair.
Sumeet Industries, last month started commercial production of a 3,500 tons per annum carpet yarn manufacturing plant, which is expected to generate additional revenue of Rs 75 crore for the company.
Over 100 exhibitors from around the world will present their up-to-date fabrics, which are ready-to-use for garment, accessories, industrial use and other various applications.
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