The 19th China Yiwu International Trade Fair for Textile and Garment Industry (YiwuTex 2018) grandly opens at Yiwu International Expo Centre, Zhejiang, China today. The 3-day show gathers more than 280 exhibitors in an area of over 14,500sqm, showcasing innovative and diverse textile machinery and technologies. The four thematic zones in YiwuTex 2018 cover knitting and hosiery machinery, sewing and automatic garment machinery, textile printing industry and knitting products. A variety of high-tech and productive machinery and technologies, stretching over upstream and downstream of the whole industrial supply chain across textiles, knitting, garments and printing, will be shown to international buyers.
A One-stop Sourcing Platform with Renowned Textile Enterprises – Many renowned enterprises across the world join YiwuTex 2018, including: Knitting and sock machinery: CHEMTAX, CIXING, GROZ-BECKERT, L.G.L, BTSR, Kern Liebers, Memmingger-Iro, ROSSO, ALOME, YEXIAO, etc.
Sewing and automatic garment machinery: MAICA, TOPCUT BULLMER, JACK, BROTHER, YAMATO, PEGASUS, MEGASEW, SHING LING, KINGTEX, SIRUBA, MAQI, etc.
Ribbon and printing machinery: GOLD FAI, JINGDA, HSIANG CHUAN, JIASHENG, XIANGHAI, ZHONGWANG, CHANGS, etc.
Knitwear and textile products: BANGJI, TIANPAI, MENGRONG, BONAS, MANZI, CHAOFAN, QIRUI, etc.
By showcasing cutting edge technologies in textiles, knitting and hosiery at the fair, they provide buyers with smart, efficient and competitive manufacturing solutions.
Value-added Experience at Concurrent Events -A series of concurrent events are being held in the fair, including “NEW Production Trend Seminarâ€, “Brands Talk: Hosiery and Seamless Apparelâ€, “2018 Textile Printing Trend Summit Forum – Yiwu Station†and “Private Sourcing Eventâ€. Serving as an information exchanging and networking platform with markets trends unveiled and analyzed, YiwuTex 2018 leads the textile and garment industry to a smart and sustainable development.
YiwuTex 2018 opens today till 19 May, grab the chance and come visit us! For more information, please visit the fair website www.yiwutex.com.
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