The Denimsandjeans.com Vietnam Show returned to Ho Chi Minh City in its 4th edition on June 12, with over 40 garment and textile firms and visitors from 10 countries and territories like China, Japan, the US, the EU and Singapore taking part in.
HCM City (VNA) – The Denimsandjeans.com Vietnam Show returned to HoChi Minh City in its 4th edition on June 12, with over 40 garment and textilefirms and visitors from 10 countries and territories like China, Japan, the US,the EU and Singapore taking part in.
The exhibition is organised by the Vietnam Textile & Apparel Association incollaboration with Denimsandjeans.com under the theme of “My Earth My Denim”.
According to Sandeep Agarwal, representative of the organising board, as theshow focuses on the importance of sustainability in the entire denim productionprocess, exhibitors bring to the event their latest machines, equipment,technologies and products that qualified the standard of sustainability.
With environmentally-friendly products on display, the event is expected tolure 1,500 purchasers from 300 companies. Besides, it is considered atrustworthy destination for businesses interested in the textile and garmentindustry, opening up opportunities to connect denim the supply chain in theVietnamese markets while affirming position of denim fabric in exports.
Vice General Secretary of Vietnam Textile & Apparel Association Nguyen ThiTuyet Mai said that her organisation has joined hands with domestic and foreignpartners to protect the environment and promote sustainable development.Therefore, the exhibition is in line with the greening trend of the garment andtextile sector.
The show particularly encourage the sector to go green by improving theirtechnologies, she said, adding that the sector not only forms a complete supplychain but also makes efforts to meet standards in environmental protection andsustainable development.
Workshops on sustainability in the garment and textile sector will be heldduring the two-day show, introducing retail sales trend in sustainabledevelopment to users, designers and producers.-VNA
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Denim products on showcase (Photo: VNA) 
