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ITALIAN TEXTILE MACHINERY AT INDO INTERTEX SHOW 2018

Italian textile machinery :: The textile industry is a major driving force for Indonesia’s national economy. In recent years, the local government has thus supported a widespread modernization program of existing technology, allowing for increased exports in the garment industry, and making Indonesia the 8th largest exporter in this sector worldwide, according to the latest data from the World Trade Organization.

Italy’s textile machinery sector has also benefitted from this increased demand in cutting edge technology on the part of textile manufacturers. “Over the course of the past few years, Indonesia has represented one of the primary markets in Asia for our machinery manufacturers,” states Alessandro Zucchi, President of ACIMIT, “with roughly 25 million euros worth of Italian machinery sold over the first nine months of 2017, a 19% increase over the same period for 2016.”

“Bearing witness to the interest in Italian technology on the part of the Indonesian market,” adds Zucchi, “an Italian exhibition area will be present at the upcoming edition of Indo Intertex, to be held in Djakarta from 4 to 7 April.” A total of 13 Italian machinery manufacturers will be on hand in the common exhibition area set up by the Italian Trade Agency and ACIMIT, the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers.

Among the companies exhibiting in the Italian area are the following ACIMIT associated members: Bonino, Busi, Caipo, Cognetex, Lgl, Mcs, Ms Printing Solutions, Red Carpet, Santex Rimar Group, Sei Laser, Sicam, Ugolini.

 

Italy’s participation at Indo Intertex is part of an intensive program of trade initiatives aimed at promoting the Italian textile machinery industry in Indonesia. In addition to participating in previous editions of Indo Intertex, recent activities carried out in partnership with the Italian Trade Agency include various technology symposia at major Indonesian districts and a variety of incoming missions in Italy by Indonesia’s textile operators.

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