Vietnam plays an increasingly large role in the World’s textile and garment value chain – its garment products are exported to over 180 countries and territories. The upcoming Vietnam Int’l Textile & Garment Industry exhibition 2017 will be the next big destination where exhibitors from different countries including China, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Singapore and Taiwan will explore expansion and production opportunities in Vietnam.
Vietnam’s Textile & Garment Industry has moved from processing to producing, initiating in advanced machinery. To enhance the capacity of these field, Textile & Garment Industry Exhibition and Textile & Apparel Accessories Exhibition will run in tandem to share their value added perspectives of top innovative solutions and global partnerships.
During the exhibition, a series of knowledge-sharing seminars will be held to shed light on challenges and solutions associated with Vietnam Textile, Garment, Cotton, Fiber, and trade agreement issues. VTG Seminar Series is reputed with meaningful dialogues and valuable insights on the prospects of the rapidly evolving Vietnam Textile Market.
Exhibitor product profile based on machinery & accessories, Spinning machinery & accessories, Looms, Yarn processing machinery & accessories, Weaving machinery & accessories, Bleaching & washing machines, Chemicals and dyes, Steaming machinery, Cloth processing machinery & accessories, Embroidery equipment, Knitting machinery, Auxiliary equipment, Testing equipment and controls, Winding machines, Textile screen printing machinery, Machinery & Accessories, Cutting & laying machines, Knives/scissors grinding machines, Garment accessories, Ironing and steaming equipment, Sewing machines & parts – industrial & households, Laundry machinery & accessories, Dry-cleaning equipment.
The exhibition which is going to be held in November on 22-25 Nov 2017 at TBECC – Tan Binh Exhibition & Convention Centre, Vietnam.
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