November-December'20 issue of Tekstil News Magazine

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International Textile Magazine
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During the pandemic, the Turkish
textile industry, which has increased
its textile exports unlike
many countries, will crown its success
with the ITM 2021 Exhibition
to be held between 22 and 26 June
2021.
The Turkish textile industry made
a righteous name for itself all over
the world by playing a successful
game during the troublesome
coronavirus pandemic period.
Turkey, coming to the fore especially
in the field of production
of masks and protective textiles,
made happy textile machinery
manufacturers be content through
the continuation of the stability
in textile machinery commerce.
Kasım-Aralık / November-December 2020
The Turkish Textile Sector Will Crown Its
Success in ITM 2021
In this period, the Turkish textile
industry, which has increased its
textile exports unlike many countries,
will crown its success with
the ITM 2021 Exhibition to be held
between 22 and 26 June 2021.
Turkish textile companies revitalized
Turkey’s economy through
providing confidence in the supply
chain, taking rapid actions in
changing conditions, their strong
infrastructure, and dynamic and
skilled labor force. Many of the
European textile machinery manufacturers,
which had to take a
break in their production processes,
encountered a decrease in
their number of orders and sales,
while Turkey continued to both
purchases and sales of the textile
machinery. While the machinery
manufacturers exported more
than 50 percent of their products
to countries all around the world,
exports to Europe were 37 percent
with respect to the total exports
volume.
The economic recession experienced
in the Far East countries, let
Turkey take one step further. Turkey
demonstrated its potential to
be the center of the world especially
in the production of protective
textiles. The Turkish companies,
which engaged in the production
of high-quality masks and protective
textiles in hygienic conditions,
by using the advantages of early
delivery due to Turkey’s geographical
position have become a better
alternative compared to the companies
in China. They have also become
the first choice of the European
countries, which have turned
their route to nearby producers for
supply.
Experiencing no difficulties in the
supply of nonwovens, Turkey’s
most important export product
in the January-June 2020 period
was technical textiles. This product
group, which constitutes 27.2
percent of total textile exports,
achieved an increase of 43.9 percent
compared to the same period
of last year and reached the level
of 1.1 billion US Dollars. The export
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