The Twelfth Eurasian Textile Specialty Yarn Exhibition Will Be Held In Istanbul, Turkey In February Next Year.

Launch time: 2015/2/5

Venue: TUYAP Convention and Exhibition Center, Istanbul, Turkey

End time: 2015/2/8

Exhibition Brief

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: all kinds of cotton, silk, wool, hemp, spandex, Tencel, polyester cotton, polyester, acetic acid, nylon, polyester sticky...

Pavilion facilities: 60000 square meters indoor area; 10 exhibition pavilions; 3500 parking spaces; 7 restaurants; 11 private conference rooms.

Past review

Exhibitors: 683 companies from 33 countries (Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Czech, France, Germany, Holland, Hongkong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Israel, Iran, Italy, Japan, North Korea, Malaysia, China, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, China, China, Belgium, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States)

Audience: 22266 people, 81% of Turkey's domestic audience are from Istanbul, 19% come from other cities, and international audiences come from 64 countries and regions, such as the United States, Germany, Argentina, Albania, Austria, Azerbaijan, the United Arab Emirates, Belgium, Belarus, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Algeria, Czech, China, Armenia, Armenia, France, South Africa, France, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Sweden, Japan, Canada, Korea, Hungary, Egypt, China, Portugal, Russia, China, Greece and so on.

97% of the audience said they would continue to visit the next exhibition.

Market advantage

Turkey has a unique geographical position and is closely related to the Balkans, Caucasus, CIS and the Middle East countries, making it one of the most prosperous trade centers in the world.

Businessmen from the Middle East and Central Asian countries are very easy to visas in Turkey, and Turkey has a low business cost for businessmen in the Middle East and Eastern Europe.

Turkey's textile industry has made great contributions to the country's economy.

Industrial exports amounted to US $15 billion and imports amounted to US $6 billion.

Textiles such as fiber, yarn and cloth account for a large share of imported products.

Textile exports amounted to nearly US $4 billion 800 million in 2005.

Turkey is the tenth largest supplier of textiles in the world.

EU countries are the traditional market of textile and clothing in Turkey.

Turkey is the sixth largest cotton producer in the world with output of 900 thousand tons.

It takes only 6-11 days to pport from Turkey to major European countries.

Turkey

Attention should be paid to total quality management.

Most textile companies are certified by ISO9001 or ISO9002.

Since 1995, azo compounds that may be carcinogenic have been banned.

Turkey has a customs union with the European Union.

Turkey takes the market as the guide and attaches importance to the establishment of free trade zones and industrial free zones.

At present, there are 19 free zones in operation.

Last exhibition Report

During the four day exhibition, there are nearly 1000 exhibitors and over 31000 professional buyers.

Foreign buyers account for about 4000, from 59 countries respectively.

Market analysis

Turkey textile exports to Russia increased substantially.

Turkey's textile exports to Russia surged in 2009, making Russia the sixth largest exporter of Turkey.

Judging from total trade, Russia ranks fifteenth among the countries imported from Turkey.

Turkey textile company exported $4 million to Russia in 2009.

Germany remained the largest in Turkey in 2009.

Importing countries.

Germany imported $19 million from Turkey last year.

France's imports from Turkey are also among the best.

France's total imports from Turkey totaled $8 million 500 thousand, followed by France in Britain, with an import volume of US $7 million 500 thousand.

The Turkey government plans to export $500 billion in 2023.

Turkey is moving from low price export policy to high quality and high price plan, the goal of which is to export to US $500 billion by 2023.

The government has determined that the expected export earnings of the 12 industries should be at least $100 billion.

In order to achieve this goal, Turkey has developed new projects and implemented policies that are conducive to national economic development.

In this fiscal year, industries with excellent export performance include textiles and machinery.

In addition, the government plans to

After the introduction of brand names, especially after the establishment of the Fashion Institute, the support for the textile industry has been strengthened.