Annual China textile trade show opens in New York

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NEW YORK, July 23 (Xinhua) – The nineteenth China Textile and Apparel Trade Show, an activity to encourage Chinese textile and apparel producers and plants investigate the U.S. showcase, opened at the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan, New York, on Monday.
More than 600 Chinese garment, fabric and textile endeavors are going to the current year’s trade show, Xu Yingxin, VP of the China National Textile and Apparel Council, said at the opening of the yearly occasion.
The three-day show has exhibitors from 17 nations and locales.
This year points the 40th commemoration of China’s change and opening up. In the course of recent years, the Chinese textile industry has set up a very effective and driving mechanical chain, empowering China to wind up the greatest textile maker, exporter and customer, Xu said.
“As an exceptionally advertise situated industry, (the) Chinese textile industry has profoundly incorporated into the worldwide textile and apparel store network and esteem chain. Our participation with (our) American partners in trade and speculation continues overhauling,” he said.
China, for quite a while, has been the greatest exporter of textiles and apparel to the United States, which is the biggest market for the Chinese textile industry, he said.
Since 2010, the China Textile and Apparel Trade Show is held in parallel with Texworld USA, Apparel Sourcing USA, and the Home Textiles Sourcing Expo to better oblige American clients.

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