Since millions of garments and hundreds millions tones of greenhouse gases are produced during the textile manufacturing process every year, green textiles have been widely recognized by the consumers in recent years. Some international brands such as PUMA have already implemented green textiles in their businesses, PUMA also targets to use 90% sustainable cotton and polyester fibers by 2020.
In response to the emergence of sustainable manufacturing practices, the 19th International Exhibition on Textile Industry (ShanghaiTex 2019) will be grandly held on 25-28 November 2019 at Shanghai New International Expo Centre. It is expected to gather more than 1,200 exhibitors to showcase a range of intelligent textile machinery and innovative eco-friendly materials, helping the enterprises to expand their businesses and drive towards “Sustainable Fashion”. Highlighted green exhibits include Green Technologies of Printing, Dyeing and Finishing, Digital Printing Machinery and Renewable Materials, etc.
Three “Green” Concurrent Events Exploring Ways to balance “Fashion” & “Environmental Sustainability”:
The environmental impacts of textile manufacturing industry have all along been a global concern. The textile enterprises, especially from the printing and dyeing industry must take action quickly to resolve the pressing problems, or they will further aggravate the pressures on ecosystems and become an invisible earth “killer”. Other than exhibition, a series of environmental sustainability related conferences will be organized during ShanghaiTex 2019 to address the issues arising from high energy and water consumption in the textile and fashion industries, such as how to use green technologies for denim finishing.
Concurrent events of “Green” are as follows:
1. The World of Greener Denim
2. Digital Printing – Fashion & Home
3. Textile Sustainability Conference
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Successfully pre-registered visitors of ShanghaiTex 2019 will be entitled to enjoy a range of benefits, including complimentary business matching service, priority access into the fair and events; one free show catalogue and discounted air tickets. Pre-Register Now and do not miss the chance to upgrade your business!
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