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Paris/Virtual - As it announces new features on its digital platform, Texworld has confirmed the addition of a new pavilion on its online featuring the latest offerings from the Sri Lankan fabric manufacturing sector
A new addition to the virtual Texworld exhibition is a facility for buyers to request video meetings with the exhibitors they want to get in touch with, in order to benefit from a more immersive experience.
Launched this early September, the platform now brings together more than 3,200 professionals buyers and some 220 exhibitors from all over the world. Visitors are able to source from more than 6,600 products already available in the exhibitors’ showrooms made possible with a state of the art selection criteria.
Also now featuring is a new Sri Lanka pavilion. Sri Lanka, which is the fourth largest women’s intimate wear exporter in the world and a regular partner of the Texworld physical shows, is now on board with 6 manufacturers.
"Beyond the platform itself, we are continuously supporting companies in their digitalization by offering an "onboarding" service that helps them to integrate the digital tool into their activities - provision of virtual showrooms to present their products online, advices to improve the quality of their visuals," organisers said.
Also new this month is a special pavilion meeting with exhibitors from the Zhejiang region of China. More than 40 exhibitors from the Zhejiang province, will be available via the new video function from 23-27 November.
Web: https://texworld-paris.fr.messefrankfurt.com/paris/en.html

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