INTERNATIONAL SOURCING EXPO AUSTRALIA

INTERNATIONAL SOURCING EXPO AUSTRALIAExhibition Introduction

Australia is the economic leader in Oceania and the South Pacific, and its economic growth momentum is good. As a leader, Australia has a significant role in radiating the regional market. Australia is a net importer of apparel, textile and footwear products, and 70% of the consumption of these products depends on imports.

The Australian International Sourcing Fair is Australia’s only dedicated platform for displaying a series of the latest international fashion, footwear and textiles, providing exhibitors with the opportunity to meet face to face. At the same time, it is also the largest comprehensive exhibition in the Australian textile and apparel industry. In the past four years, the exhibition was held at the same time as the Australian International Sourcing Exhibition (ISEA) and the Australian Footwear and Leather Exhibition (FLSA). In 2016, at the request of exhibitors and spectators and buyers, a footwear luggage area was newly added to the exhibition.

Since 2017, in order to facilitate Australian buyers, the organizers began to take turns in Melbourne and Sydney. In the exhibition held in Sydney in 2017, the total exhibition area was 8,200 square meters, with a total of 383 companies participating. The total number of booths was 436, the highest in previous exhibitions, including 364 booths in the clothing and textile area and 72 booths in the shoe and luggage area. There were 3974 spectators from Australia, New Zealand, Albania, the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Sweden and more than 20 countries and regions. KAREN WALKER, MAXIMUM, MYER, RIPE, ZARA, CLARKS, GAZMAN, JACK LONDON and other brand buyers all attended this exhibition. The products they are most interested in are women's clothing, fabrics, men's clothing, handbags, baby clothes, casual clothing, scarves and socks, jewelry and sportswear.

Why go to Australia to exhibit?

The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement was formally signed in 2015, and tax cuts have been implemented twice; Australia is the economic leader of Oceania, with an annual per capita GDP of about 68,000 Australian dollars, ranking sixth in the world; Australia and New Zealand have recognized China’s market economy status , Which greatly facilitates bilateral trade; Australia is a net importer of textiles, clothing, footwear and other products, and more than 70% of its consumption depends on imports; Australia, New Zealand are very open to textiles, clothing, footwear, bags and other light textiles trade. Tariff barrier restrictions; Australia is the economic leader in Oceania and the South Pacific, with a population of 20 million and an annual GDP per capita of about 27,000 US dollars. The economy has maintained continuous growth for 14 years. The exchange rate of the Australian dollar against the US dollar has continued to rise, stimulating Australian imports. Australia has signed free trade agreements with 10 countries including China, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, the United States, Chile, ASEAN, Malaysia and Japan. Negotiations with India and Indonesia are ongoing. Australia and New Zealand have recognized China's market economy status, which will greatly facilitate bilateral trade. Australia is a net importer of textile and apparel, and 70% of its textile and apparel consumption depends on imports; Australia and New Zealand have no quota restrictions on textile and apparel produced in China; textile and apparel produced in China also has a good reputation in Australia. Made in Japan'. These advantages have made Australia one of the overseas markets worth exploring by Chinese industry companies.  

INTERNATIONAL SOURCING EXPO AUSTRALIAScope of exhibits

Clothing:Clothing, footwear, bags, fashion accessories

Textiles:Home textiles, leather, fabrics, handicrafts, components, sports Supplies, etc.

澳大利亚（悉尼）纺织及服饰展览会Venue

悉尼国际会展中心 International Convention CenterICC Sydney

Area：35000

Add：澳大利亚 - 新南威尔士州 - 14 Darling Dr, Sydney NSW 2000