#ITM 2022

2019-01-31

Quick and easy way to apply to ITM 2020

Preparations and innovations are continuing at full speed for the ITM 2020 Exhibition which will host the latest innovations of the leading companies in textile technology. ITM 2020 Mobile application, which will guide the participants and visitors during the exhibition, can also make applications for ITM 2020.

IOS and Android users need to fill in the application form in order to apply from ITM 2020 application that can be downloaded from App Store and Google Play. ITM 2020 Application provides many conveniences in terms of its design and functionality. At the same time, the application offers a chance of usage in five languages, especially English, German, Italian and Chinese.

Additionally, you can directly and rapidly access to from the exhibition layout to participant lists, from the exhibition area to the current news and announcements, and from the application form to the online invitation requests in order to participate to the exhibition with a single click. ITM 2020 to host textile technology leaders

ITM 2020 International Textile Machinery Exhibition, organized by Teknik Fairs Inc. and TÜYAP in cooperation will be held next year between 2-6 June. The ITM 2020 Exhibition, which will transform into a show with the participation of industry professionals, exhibitor companies, press members and guests, will last for five days. Many textile machinery leaders will announce their world launches. This great meeting held in Istanbul, where countries are geographically close to each other, will allow sector representatives to introduce their latest technologies in ITM 2020 for the first time. Acting as a bridge between the Eastern and the Western textile worlds, ITM 2020 will continues to take the pulse of the sector as it was in the past years.

At ITM 2020, hundreds of manufacturers developing pioneering technologies in the field will turn into a textile technology show with the participation and visit of global investors; from cotton to yarn, from weaving to knitting, from digital printing to dyeing and finishing, all the sub-branches of the sector serving companies will bring together the latest technological products.

At ITM 2020, which will turn into a textile technologies show with participation of hundreds of global investors and manufacturers who develop pioneering technologies in the field, companies from all the sub-branches of the sector serving latest technological products from cotton to yarn, weaving, knitting, digital printing, dyeing and finishing, will bring together. ITM exhibitions which are the most important textile technology show of the region, which attended by many companies from home and abroad and visited by thousands of people, is an organization where both national and international companies have realized sales of millions of Euros and many business connections are established.

ITM 2024 opened its doors with record visitors from 74 countries

Bringing together textile technology leaders, global investors and professional visitors from all over the world, ITM 2024 Exhibition opened its doors with a record number of exhibitors and visitors from 74 countries. Having attracted thousands of international visitors on the first day of the exhibition, ITM 2024 is preparing to break new records in terms of company diversity, number of exhibitors and visitors.

ITM 2024 is open

ITM 2024 Exhibition, one of the most important meeting points of textile technology leaders, opens its doors. ITM 2024 Exhibition, which will bring together textile technology manufacturers, global investors and professional visitors from all over the world, will accelerate the economy with the billion euro business volume it will create thanks to machine sales and new collaborations.

ITM 2024 preparing to break new records with the number of exhibitors and visitors

The countdown has started for ITM 2024, one of the most important meeting points of textile technology leaders. ITM 2024, which will bring together technology manufacturers, global investors and professional visitors from all over the world, is preparing to break new records with the diversity of exhibitors, visitor profile and the business volume it creates.

Georg Stausberg, a veteran of the textile machinery industry, takes over as Rieter Group CEO

Georg Stausberg, one of the most experienced executives in the international textile machinery industry, has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Rieter Group with immediate effect from 4 November 2026. With more than three decades of industry experience and a long-standing leadership career at Barmag, Stausberg brings extensive technological expertise, international market knowledge and an established network across the global textile industry to his new position.

Jeanologia and BCome connect factory data with Life Cycle Assessment and Digital Product Passports

A new white paper by EIM by Jeanologia and BCome demonstrates how primary environmental data from denim finishing processes can be integrated into a garment's Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and prepared for use in a Digital Product Passport (DPP). A comparative case study highlights significant improvements at the production stage while also showing how these translate into the environmental performance of the finished garment.

Inside the Making connects denim and sportswear supply chains at Ecomondo 2026

Six European companies are joining forces at Ecomondo 2026 in Rimini to demonstrate how different stages of denim and sportswear production are interconnected. The new initiative, Inside the Making, highlights the importance of cooperation across the textile supply chain in addressing sustainability challenges, from reducing resource consumption to improving transparency and the reliability of environmental claims.

EDANA welcomes definitive EU anti-dumping measures on Chinese PET spunbond

EDANA, the international association serving the nonwovens and related industries, has welcomed the European Commission's decision to impose definitive anti-dumping duties on imports of PET spunbond originating in China. The association considers the measures an important step towards restoring fair competition and safeguarding European industrial capacity.