YarnsandFibers.com (YnFx.com) the global textile market intelligence initiative has received overwhelming response at the first “Global Textile Technology & Engineering Show-2015†(GTTES-2015) in Mumbai organized by the India International Textile Machinery Exhibition.
Housed at R-15, YnFx saw the 1000th of the visitors to the show stepping into its stall in the early morning of 22 January, the third and final day of the GTTES 2015. This was more than the expectation. The visitors to YnFx stall were diverse including students of esteemed education institutions, company owners, CEOs of large textiles companies in India and China, among others.
The show opened on 20 January at the Bombay Convention & Exhibition Centre, Goregaon East, Mumbai. The mega event is supported by Ministry of Heavy Industry, Government of India and Textile Department, Govt. of Maharashtra.
More than 282 Indian and foreign exhibitors are exhibiting their products over 11,500 sq. metres of area. A very strong participation from China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, USA, Germany, and UK apart from India are displaying their most modern technology with competitive pricing and customized services.
About YnFx
YnFx is the world’s premier and most trusted market information initiative, with a mission to provide companies in global textile markets a competitive edge by delivering authentic and timely pricing data and high-value market analysis. It has over 17 years’ experience of providing pricing information, news, analysis and customised reports on various textile value chains to various stake holders. YnFx’s information tracking mechanism covers the entire spectrum of energy complex, textile chemicals, chemical and natural fibers, filaments and yarns.
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