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“You have made the right decision as we also want to focus more on the Chinese market. Your apparel fabrics fairs in Shanghai and Shenzhen both appeal to us.”
Mr Alan Tsang, Erictex Fashion Co Ltd, Taiwan |
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“Fabric quality in Mainland China has improved a lot over recent years. That’s why many global buyers are willing to go there for sourcing. As a result, Korean suppliers, including us, would like to have increased involvement in the Chinese market and join more fairs there. It will be helpful if Messe Frankfurt can allocate more resources to your Mainland shows.”
Ms Kang Yhun Hwa, Assistant Manager, R&D Textile Co Ltd, Korea |
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| “Overseas buyers started to go directly to the source in the Mainland three to four years ago. If you could make your Shanghai fairs even bigger, it will be good news as this can create more potential for us. Moreover, by allocating further resources to these fairs, it will provide textile manufacturers in Zhejiang and Jiangsu Province with a broader platform to meet with buyers.” |
| Mr Kandy Chan, Zhangjiagang B&J Textile Co Ltd, China |
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“The textile market in the Mainland is huge and still developing. In order to meet with a large selection of suppliers, buyers need to attend trade events in the country to open up all the potential. That’s why revamped and bigger fabric fairs in the country will be to buyers’ advantages.”
Mr Lawrence Lee, Senior Sales Manager, Jiangxi Xinweisi Technology Development Co Ltd, China |
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| “I am around Shanghai more often for sourcing as it is closer to a large number of textile factories. So it will benefit me if you allocate more resources to your Mainland fairs.” |
| Mr Salvatore Parasuco, President and Creative Director, Parasuco, Canada |
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