Sri Lanka Textile Exhibition provides a good platform for manufacturers, traders and exporters

The annual Sri Lanka Textile Exhibition will be held over three days at the Sri Lanka Convention and Exhibition Centre in mid-November. The organiser of this international exhibition is World Exhibition (India) Limited. The exhibition site is expected to cover an area of ​​10,000 square metres and will host over 10,000 trade visitors and more than 200 exhibitors.

Sri Lanka has no textile raw material resources and its linkages with textile printing and dyeing are weak, 70% of raw and auxiliary materials rely on imports. In particular, the production capacity of fabrics is insufficient, and the vast majority of fabrics rely on imports. At the same time, Sri Lanka’s textile and garment industry focuses on reducing carbon emissions and costs through green production. As the largest export industry with the largest number of employees and foreign exchange, the Sri Lankan government has always attached great importance to, encouraged and supported the development of the textile industry. Sri Lanka has a neutral political stance and favorable visa policies, which make it easier for buyers and exhibitors from South and Southeast Asia as well as the European Union to meet. At the same time, its geographical location connects the east-west route and the sea route and is the gateway to South Asia.

The exhibits at the Sri Lanka Textile Expo mainly include men’s and women’s clothing, sports and leisure clothing, children’s clothing, underwear and swimwear, pajamas and home clothing, labor protection clothing, textile handicrafts, clothing accessories, yarns and various fabrics, cotton and linen fabrics, knitted goods, textile products, fur products, zippers, buttons, linings, accessories, etc. The last session brought together more than 200 exhibitors from more than 10 countries and regions including India, Pakistan, China, South Korea, Myanmar, Turkey, Italy and other countries, and achieved good results.

Sri Lanka Textile Expo has set up a good platform for manufacturers, traders and exporters from South Asia. Sri Lanka has a neutral position and good visa policies, allowing buyers and exhibitors from South Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States to get to know each other better. Sri Lanka’s textile and clothing industry, which initially relied on the textile quotas of the United States and the European Union and mainly processed mid-to-low-end garments, is the mainstay of the national economy and the largest industrial industry. as well as the largest export industry.

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