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Miami, FL – Latest updates on U.S. trade policy, customs and imports, investment opportunities for apparel brands and retailers, industry trends and forecasts, and the future of fashion, technology and sustainability, are among the key topics to be presented at the upcoming Apparel Textile Sourcing Miami (ATSM) show.

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In the midst of the U.S.-China trade dispute, hundreds of Chinese companies will be making their way to Toronto later this month, ready to do business with Canadians. They will be participating in Canada’s largest apparel and textile trade show, Apparel Textile Sourcing Canada (ATSC), August 20-22, at the Toronto International Centre. Keynote speakers at the event are some of North America’s leading apparel and textile industry experts, ready to hone in on what the U.S.-China trade issues mean for Canadians and potential repercussions for the sector. Topping the roster of speakers are:

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Morro Capital is a known leader in the designer menswear sector as led by successful entrepreneur and industry expert Joel Gandara. The company owns and works a collection of premier apparel brands catalogued at underwearstation.com.

JOCKO has established itself over the past 25 years as a go-to brand for men looking for practical, yet stylish athletic wear, originally founded and operated in Los Angeles, California by Michael Lee. Joining Morro Capital will allow the company to expand its apparel line and reach more customers across the United States.

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The comprehensive trade show on garmenting and textile manufacturing solutions and technologies, Gartex has joined hands with Denim Manufacturers’ Association (DMA) of India to facilitate a platform for denim fraternity to showcase denim fabrics, various applications possible using Denim Fabrics and as well as showcasing upcoming trends in the Denim Fashion Industry.

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The world’s eyes are on Intex South Asia 2016, the region’s premier sourcing fair, connecting the apparel and textile world to South Asia.

After the resounding success of the first edition, the second edition of Intex South Asia is back, bigger and better than ever before with a new and powerful curated platform, enabling a wider scope for both exhibitors and buyers to connect, network and expand.

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After the huge success of International Textile Fair’s maiden edition, the second season of the two-day ITF kicked off on Sunday with a marked increase in European exhibitors. The ITF was inaugurated by Butti Saeed Al Ghandi, second vice chairman of the Dubai World Trade Centre.

The event began with 150 exhibitors from 20 countries. ITF is seeing the participation of apparel brands, local and international buyers, textile traders, fashion designers and design studios.

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The second season of the International Textile Fair (ITF) started on 26 April morning with an inauguration ceremony by H. E. ButtiSaeed Al Ghandi, Second Vice-Chairman of the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC). His Excellency made special note of the variety of exhibitors at the fair and expressed appreciation for the organizers and the scale of the event. ITF opened to an overwhelming number of visitors with profiles ranging from apparel brands, local and international buyers, and textile traders to fashion designers, design studios and institutions.