2014 Brazil Clothing And Accessories Exhibition Information Broadcast

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< p > is currently the only exhibition of "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "> < target= > category and accessories exhibition held by < strong > Brazil exhibition company in Brazil area. It has been held once a year.

The exhibition is professional and strong in trade. It is expected that the exhibition area will be 20 thousand square meters in 2014. In 2013, our company approached the St Paul exhibition company in Brazil to allow Chinese enterprises to enter the exhibition in 2014. China's exhibitors only open 100 booths. Therefore, there will be a large number of buyers coming to purchase this exhibition. This is the best time to open up the South American market.

And for the first time, every participating company is from more than 1800 companies in Argentina, Uruguay, the United States, Mexico, India, Hongkong, Taiwan and other countries and regions.

According to the information provided by the sponsor, < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_z.asp" > exhibition < /a >, the statistics of each exhibition show that there are more than 50 thousand professional spectators.

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< p > < strong > Brazil < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > textile > /a > industry --- huge market potential has not yet been released, full of opportunities and institutional challenges.

< p > 2011, the total income of Brazil textile and garment industry was 67 billion US dollars, the number of industrial enterprises was expected to be 30000, employing 1 million 700 thousand people, the world's second largest producers of coarse twill and the third largest consuming countries.

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< p > Brazil per capita cotton consumption in 1990 was only 4.4KG, up from 5.26KG last year.

Meanwhile, cotton consumption per capita increased from 3.52KG to 3.65KG in the same period.

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According to customs statistics, in 2011, the total amount of textiles and clothing imported from Brazil amounted to US $3 billion 543 million. The main imported varieties were chemical fiber / blended fabrics, woven fabrics of chemical fiber / cotton, chemical fiber yarn, industrial / functional textiles, accessories accessories and so on.

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< p > 2011, the total amount of textiles and clothing imported from China amounted to 3 billion 543 million US dollars, accounting for about 55.5% of Brazil's total imports, and the fabric grew by 23% compared to the same period last year. The clothing grew by 74% over the same period last year. The total volume of clothing imported from China in 2011 was about $74%.

The total imports in the following order are India (US $580 million), Indonesia (US $357 million), US ($223 million) and Argentina (US $205 million).

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< p > - because of the change in fashion and lifestyle pursued by the expanding middle class in Brazil, it has higher level and diversified demand for textile products and garments. Although Brazil owns the textile industry, its high cost of personnel and the lack of matching links between its industrial chain have huge market potential for sophisticated products with original design and brand from China.

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< p > < strong > Contact: < /strong > Yi Yongping 13795373692 < /p >

< p > telephone: 021-61834887 Fax: 021-54231660 < /p >