Messe Frankfurt India And MEX Exhibitions Organises Gartex Texprocess

Messe Frankfurt India and MEX Exhibitions organises Gartex Texprocess India’s New Delhi edition to be bigger than ever, with the participation of over 200 companies. The gates will be opening from August 4 to 6, 2022, at Pragati Maidan.

The recently announced association with FABEXA will bring fabric manufacturers and suppliers from Gujarat to the show floor to deliver a push to the region’s textile and apparel sector.

Co-located alongside Denim Show, Fabrics & Trims Show, and Screen Print India, the three-day show will converge more than 200 companies to create an extensive display of manufacturing technologies and finished products.

Meanwhile, Screen Print India will showcase manufacturing technologies for textile, digital, and screen printing from brands such as DCC Print Vision LLP, JN Arora, Konica Minolta, Epson, and Green Printing Solutions, among others.

With an aim to promote localisation in the fabrics sector, organisers Messe Frankfurt India and MEX Exhibitions have joined hands with FABEXA. The FABEXA pavilion will host around 70 fabric manufacturers from Gujarat to demonstrate their expertise in fabric, cotton, and natural-based fabrics, including Nakoda Fashion, Shashwat Textiles, Bhavna Processors, Viru Textile Mills, Panam Texfab, and Shree Chamunda Fabrics. The trade fair will also welcome about 300 fabrics sourcing representatives as hosted buyers over the span of three days.

U.P. Singh, Secretary, Ministry of Textiles said, “lndia is one of the prominent textiles and clothing producing countries in the world. Domestically, it is the second largest employment providing sector and accounts for 11.4% of lndia's global merchandise exports during 2020 – 21 and holds a 4% share on the global trade in textiles and apparel. Gartex Texprocess India New Delhi will not only provide opportunities to overseas buyers to source their requirements but also provide a platform to domestic exporters, especially SMEs for expanding their export potential.”