2011 Hong Kong Fashion Materials Fair discusses the current status of cotton

2011 Hong Kong International Spring Garment and Fashion Materials Fair will be held from March 16 to 18 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. In view of the rapid increase in global cotton prices, the exhibition will hold a series of seminars to focus on the current situation of the cotton market, and provide sustainable solutions for different sectors of the textile supply chain. This comprehensive seminar activity covers a range of topics including design and trends, sustainable textile technology, product safety and latest technical news.

The team of experts involved in the discussions and speeches was strong, including Karin Malstorm, Director of China, International Cotton Association, Tao Zhiqiang, Regional Technical Manager of BASF China, Deputy Director and Design Director of the Wool Textile Product Research and Development Center of China (Dalang), Chen Juan, and the American Chamber of Commerce. And Footwear Committee** André Leroy, Director of Operations and Laboratory Director of Schaeffler Textile Test GmbH and others. The speech will cover the status of the cotton market in the Asia-Pacific region, the cotton textile production program, the trend of wool knitwear in spring and summer, the market needs of the mainland wool knitwear, the status quo of woollen designers, and the sustainable development of textile technology and textile industry. Color management.

Karin Malstorm, director of the China Cotton Association, said: “Asia, especially Hong Kong, China, is an ideal place for people in the clothing industry supply chain to gather and exchange information and experience. The Hong Kong International Spring Clothing and Fashion Materials Fair is just a chance for the industry to communicate. By sharing information, we hope to provide assistance to all those in the industry who have different roles in the supply chain to face the ever-changing market environment."