Serious and intensive negotiations will once more be the focal point of the fourth Heimtextil India, the international trade fair for Home and Household Textiles & Accessories. Organised by Messe Frankfurt Trade Fairs India Pvt. Ltd., a 100 % subsidiary of Messe Frankfurt GmbH. Over the past years, the fair has established itself as the most important meeting place for the home textile industry in the Asian Pacific region.

Heimtextil India, which ranks high on the international trade fair agenda will once again provide exhibitors and visitors worldwide, a complete business and networking platform in the world‘s fastest developing textile market.

250 maufacturers are expected to exhibit and unveil their latest designs and creativity to the more than 10,500 domestic and international visitors expected during the fair. With six months still to go for the event, leading Indian manufacturers such as The Bombay Dyeing Manufacturing & Company Limited, Regency, Vrijesh Corporation, Hanung Toys (India) Ltd, Harisons & Harlaj and Rhoda Textiles have already signed up. Recognising the importance of being present at Heimtextil India, Bharat Silks, the country‘s leading silk manufacturer has also registered for this year‘s event.

The fair also expects considerable representation from the members of various Associations from the cotton, handloom and silk industry sectors.

"The home fabric industry in India through creativity and a superior production base has emerged as a major supplier to most countries and customers of the world. Its high quality, competitive cost and diverse range has made it the most sought after supplier of home products globally. Heimtextil India will continue to highlight these strengths." said Mrs Shammi Nagpal, Managing Director, Messe Frankfurt Trade Fairs India Pvt. Ltd.

The fair is timed perfectly to fit in the calendar of world events, making it easy for international buyers travelling to the Asia Pacific region around October to attend the textile shows. Most buyers plan their collections for the forthcoming year around this time and the large network of Messe Frankfurt offices worldwide will help target the right buyers from around the globe.

The current global scenario has prompted Asian countries to initiate and improve trade between themselves. Heimtextil India will offer buyers from Asia the chance to forge business links with Indian manufacturers through its high quality programme. The organisers are already in contact with industry members from various countries in the region, and delegations from China, Singapore, Korea as well as key European nations are expected to visit the fair.