2012 Taipei Textile Exhibition Is About To Open

Exhibition name: 2012 Taipei Textile Exhibition

Exhibition time: October 16, 2012 -- October 18, 2012

Exhibition address: Taipei World Trade Center

Organizer: Jiangsu Lianya International Exhibition Co., Ltd

Exhibition scope: clothing Fabric, decorative fabric, commercial textile, fiber yarn, accessories, clothing

Exhibition introduction:

Taipei Innovative Textile Application Show (TITAS), the only professional textile exhibition in Taiwan, began in 1993. TITAS is positioned as a procurement platform for innovative textiles and provides textile materials that meet global professional needs. High added value, functionality and popularity are the biggest characteristics of the TITAS exhibits.

In 2011, the exhibition area of TITAS was 11350 m2, with 345 enterprises from 12 countries and regions including Taiwan, Mainland China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, India, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland and the United States participating, including 93 overseas exhibitors; It attracted 25170 professional buyers from 44 countries and regions. The organizer specially invited more than 100 procurement representatives from 77 international famous brands in 21 countries and regions to attend the conference. At the same time, 776 one-on-one buyers' fairs were held, and transactions were very positive; At the same time, 15 professional seminars covering environmental protection, fashion, market and inspection were held, attracting 2000 participants.

Market introduction:

With the deepening of economic and trade ties between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits, the textile industry between the two sides of the Taiwan Straits has frequent trade exchanges. From January to September 2011, the mainland exported 968 million dollars of textiles and clothing to Taiwan, a year-on-year increase of 34%, including 513 million dollars of clothing exports, a year-on-year increase of 36%; The export volume of textiles such as yarn, fabric and finished products was 455 million US dollars, up 31%, accounting for 47%.

Taiwan's fashion industry has a considerable demand for natural fabrics from the mainland, including cotton, silk, hemp and blended products.