Myanmar Gar-Tex Expo 2017 - The 1st International exhibition on Textile & Garment industry for Myanmar

YANGON, YANGON, MYANMAR, March 29, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Myanmar Gar-Tex Expo 2017 promises great chances for business cooperation, networking, potential market entry, as well as for exchanging useful information and innovative ideas.
Exhibition Title:MYANMAR GAR-TEX EXPO 2017
Subtitle:The 1st International Exhibition on Textile & Garment industry for Myanmar
Date:29-31 March, 2017
Opening hours:9.00 am – 05.00 pm
Place:Rose Garden Hotel,171 Upper Pansodan, Yangon, Myanmar
Website:http://www.gartex-myanmar.com/
Estimated Exhibitors:80(Germany, Italy, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, USA, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India, Korea,Thailand, Bangladesh, Pakistan etc)
Estimated Visitors+3000 Trade and Professional Visitors (Free Entrance)

Why exhibits?

Myanmar Gar-Tex Expo 2017 is launched to meet the needs of enterprises who want to catch the opportunities of emerging Myanmar market in Textile & Garment industry from the early stage with a population of about 60 millions. The exhibition promises great chances for business cooperation, networking, potential market entry, as well as for exchanging useful information and innovative ideas.

Who exhibits?

The people, who work in textile & garment Industry, want to promote business in Myanmar as well as for gaining new know-how in this industry.

Exhibitor Profile:

TEXTILE & GARMENT EQUIPMENT MACHINERY & PARTS

Air jet, Water jet, Rapier
Auxiliary & Preparatory
Bleaching, Dyeing, Printing
Cordage & Rope Making
Filament Plant & Machinery
Finishing & Treatment
Knitting (flat, circular)Loading
Shuttle & Shuttleless
Spindles, Bearings
Spinning
Weaving
Winding & Reeling

ACCESSORIES & SUPPLIES
Buttons & Buckles
Fasteners & ZipperslLLabeling System, Padding
NNeedle & Thread
Quality Control

DYESTUFF

Dyestuffs

Whitening agents

Intermediates

Textile Chemicals

Pigments

Auxiliary Chemicals

Printing Inks

Dyeing and Finishing Equipments

Mixer, Homogenizer, Vacuum Drying Equipment

Digital, Piece & Rotary Screen Printing Equipments

Analysis and Testing Instrument

Control and Protection Equipment

E-Commerce, Consulting and R&D Services



CAD/CAM Systems
Cutting and Laying
Embroidery
Fusing and Pressing
Home Furnishing
Hosiery UpholsteryKnitwear, Underwear
Production System
Seam Sealing, Pleating
Sewing
Steam Boiler
Washing Drying Tumbler

FABRIC, FIBER, FILAMENT, MATERIAL
Acetate, Acrylic, Synthetics
Cotton, Silk, Wool
Interlinings, LiningsJute, Ramie, Leather, PVC
Man-made Fiber, Micro-Fiber
Non-Woven, Nylon, Polyester

CLOTHING

FASHION ACCESSORIES

COSTING & MANAGEMENT

POWER/COOLING/SECURITY SYSTEM

SOFTWARE

SERVICES

OTHERS RELATED

Visitor Profile:

Fabric & Yarn Manufacturers

Dyeing and Finishing Companies

Research Institute

Traders and distributers

Distributors / agents of garment & textile machinery & accessories

Garment & textile machinery manufacturers/ importer & exporter

Fashion store / manufacturer

Relative Textile, Garment, Apparel Associations, Trade Delegations

Enterprises of Industrial Park, Economic Zone

CEOs, Engineers, and Technocrats

Marketing Chiefs, Professionals and Consultants

Policy Makers, Diplomates and Officials

Buying Missions from neighboring regions

Leather goods manufacturers

Other Textile Professionals

Business Opportunities in Myanmar

Myanmar’s clothing industry is predicted to grow significantly in the coming years, according to a report in the latest issue of Global Apparel Markets from the business information company Textiles Intelligence.

The Myanmar government has published a strategy for the textile and garment industry as part of a document, titled National Export Strategy 2015-2019. The report pushed the industry to move from operating on a cutting, making and packaging (CMP) basis to operating on an FOB (free-on-board) basis; increase volume; improve quality; produce a greater volume of knitted products.

There are a slew of measures that needs to be taken for further growth, like the industry will need modern machinery, raw materials, skilled labour, social and environmental certification, energy sources that are reliable, a logistics infrastructure and a financing system which runs smoothly.

Currently, Myanmar has the lowest minimum wage and average payout when compared with key garment hubs like China, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and India, but very close in comparison to the corresponding rates in Bangladesh. Competitive pricing is one of the key factors governing business decisions in the garment industry and, as labor costs contribute about 15% to 20% of the total garment cost, will directly help Myanmar to edge out other garment manufacturing hubs.

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