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Yarn
Expo Spring
The specialized trade event Yarn Expo Spring
attracted nearly 3,600 visitors from 41 counties and regions 27 - 29
March 2008 at the China World Trade Centre in Beijing. The show is a
focused event catering to the textile fibre and yarn industry and
featured nearly 100 suppliers from eight countries and regions.
Occupying two halls, or 5,000 sqm, the show
featured a complete range of natural, manmade, blended and speciality
fibres and yarns for apparel and home textiles. Yarn Expo featured a
new special zone this year for companies rated Top Brands by the
Chinese government: "The China Top Brand Zone really helped promote
our brand to the overseas market. We met a lot of buyers from overseas
and China," said Mr Li Xin, Quality Assurance Manager of Bros Holding,
China.
Yarn Expo is held concurrently with Intertextile
Beijing Apparel Fabrics, a show for textile manufacturers. Many
visited Yarn Expo to source their own materials, including Gulistan
from Pakistan.
Director Mr Kashif N. Shakoor took a break from
exhibiting at Intertextile Beijing to visit Yarn Expo. "We're a very
vertical company so we come to Yarn Expo to look at raw materials and
fibres," he said. "It's useful to have the two shows at the same time
because we're here both as a buyer and a seller. It's also a good
place to see trends."
Other visitors came to Beijing entirely for yarns
and fibres. "I heard about this show in Thailand and flew here
directly to attend. I'm very interested in Chinese yarn and the
products here are good quality, especially the natural yarn and
speciality yarn products.
For me, the show is worth visiting and it's a
very good opportunity to see and source all kinds of yarn products,"
said Mr Vitaya Likittanawong, Marketing Manager for Lee Viwat Textile
Industry, Thailand.
Yarn Expo, held in Beijing in the spring and
Shanghai in the autumn, is organized by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd, the
Sub-Council of Textile Industry - CCPIT, China Cotton Textile
Association, China Wool Textile Association, China Chemical Fibre
Association, China Bast & Leaf Fibres Textiles Association, and China
Textile Information Centre.
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