MESSE FRANKFURT : FOIRES, SALONS, CONGRÈS : LES REPORTAGES ET PLUS / MESSE FRANKFURT TRADE SHOWS : THE REVIEWS AND MORE

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From January 10th to January 13th, 2017 took place at the Messe Frankfurt, the Heimtextil trade show.

Among the firms I came across : UGÉPA from Montreuil in France. UGÉPA manufactures wallpapers. Managing Director of UGÉPA is Pascal Siellet. 

Papier Peint LUTECE from Boves in France manufactures wallpapers. Brigitte Germey is Export Manager for Papier Peint LUTECE.

CHARVET EDITIONS from Armentières in France, a linen weaver. Sales Manager for CHARVET EDITIONS is Sylvie Douchez.

70 000 people found their way to the Heimtextil 2017 Messe Frankfurt. 2 963 exhibitors from 67 countries were present at the Heimtextil 2017 Messe Frankfurt.

Heimtextil 2018 will take place between January 9^th, 2018 and January 12^th, 2018.

© 2017 Teddy Crispin

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The attending countries at the International Textile Trade Fair or HeimTextil 2011 at the Messe Frankfurt in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, were:

Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, China, Denmark, Germany, Estonia, Egypt, Finland, France, Greece, Hong-Kong, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Canada, Colombia, Korea, Croatia, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, Morocco, The Netherlands, Austria, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Syria, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Czech Republic, Hungary, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, United States of America, United Kingdom, Vietnam.

During this International Textile Trade Fair, Heimtextil 2011 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, textile and everything related to textile were there under different shapes and names to be seen:

Carpets, hand woven carpets, antique carpets, stair carpets, door mats, rugs, wallpapers, wall coverings, wall decoration, windows, decorative fabrics, drapery fabrics, print fabrics, Jacquard fabrics, silk window decoration, curtains, curtain fabrics, Bobbinet fabrics, Marquisette, readymade curtains, printed curtains, embroidered curtain fabrics, macramés, curtain accessories, bobbin lace, ribbons, cords, curtain rods, trimmings, embroidery design, transfer printing, heat transfer printing, sun protection systems, venetian blinds, vertical blinds, roller blinds, folding blinds, insect protection systems, outdoor sun protection systems, non-textile curtain accessories, upholstery, furniture fabrics, flame resistant fabrics, decorative cushions, tapestries, bed, duvets, pillows, bedsteads, mattresses, futons, bed linen, shower towels, shower curtains, table, table linen, table decorations, sets, napkins, Kitchen linen, design, inkjet, home technology, cleaning of textiles, sewing machines, ironing machines, cutting techniques, Oeko-Tex certified products, (…).

The International Textile Trade Fair or HeimTextil 2011 at the Messe Frankfurt in Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany, was crowded. There were people of the textile world, but also genuine people interested in art, creativity, beauty, technique, ecology…, for all that is also part of the multiform and pluridisciplinary world of textile.

A trade fair is also the opportunity to meet with the players who bring the textile trade fair to life, so I would like thank all the people of the textile world for their collaboration, among them:

Maghreb Design, Mrs Jaouida Gastli from the Centre Technique de Création, d’Innovation et d’Encadrement du Tapis et de Tissage from Tunis in Tunisia, Mr Vikram Tantia from Globe (India) Limited, an illustration of the Indian savoir-faire with fabrics and textiles, Mr Rabih L. Farsoun from Cotton Trade International in Lebanon.

I will not forget the French firm Proneem from Marseille in France that is making use of the Neem extract to free in an ecological manner our bed linen from dust mites. The Neem tree is well known in India, Burma, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Pakistan, (…), because of its medicinal virtues.

I would like to praise also the following « Eco Friendly » oriented firms thanks to their collaborators: many thanks to Mrs Dominique Blandiaux from DBCwool for the information about the ecological production of pure virgin sheep’s wool. Thanks also to Mr Koji Hamada from the firm Asahi Kasei Fibers Corporation, for the information on the Cupro fiber of cotton, a 100% biodegradable and hypoallergenic fiber.

 ©2011 Teddy Crispin : Business Writer