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India Pavilion and international exhibitors to feature selection of cotton at Yarn Expo Autumn 2025

Cotton enjoys a widespread demand globally, attributable to its softness, versatility and several desirable traits. The natural fibre was among the top two sourcing interests at the previous Yarn Expo Spring and Autumn Editions, and is widely employed in the textile industry. From 2 to 4 September at Yarn Expo Autumn 2025, the Cotton Textile Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL) will bring back its India Pavilion, with a group of nearly 20 members, showcasing alongside other cotton exhibitors from Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Pakistan, and more.
Country Pavillon teaser at Yarn Expo © 2025 Messe Frankfurt
Country Pavillon teaser at Yarn Expo © 2025 Messe Frankfurt


With diverse cotton options and other innovative products on offer, Asia’s leading yarn and fibre trade fair will create a comprehensive platform for industry growth and connection.

The global cotton market is expected to reach USD 55.57 billion by 2033, with India and China among the major producers, bolstered by favourable government measures[1]. Consistently a key attraction in Shanghai, the India Pavilion will return to Yarn Expo Autumn this year, featuring nearly 20 exhibitors. Their onsite offering will span a wide spectrum, including pure cotton carding, pure cotton combing/compact spinning, viscose, blended yarn, synthetic yarn, recycled/organic/BCI yarn, Spandex yarn, polyester cotton, and more. Highlighted pavilion members include:

Excel Enterprise – hailing from Punjab, one of India's premier cotton-producing regions, the company is known for its high-quality Shankar-6 cotton, marketed under the brand name EXCEL. The company has a strong, reliable presence in leading international markets, including Bangladesh, China, Europe, Korea, Pakistan, Thailand, and more.

Shreedhar Cotsyn Private Limited – specialising in cotton yarn and related products, the company is recognised for its commitment to quality and innovation in textile manufacturing. It offers a diverse range of yarns, such as 100% cotton, 100% polyester, as well as cotton blends with acrylic, viscose, and other fibres, available in raw white, melange, and dyed options.

In addition to the cotton yarns on show at the India Pavilion, exhibitors such as Ihsan Cotton Products (Pvt) Ltd will debut at the show, in the Pakistan Zone. Ihsan Cotton is a trendsetter in the cotton industry, focusing on innovation. Its offerings include ecru and coloured yarns, made-ups, household cleaning products such as mops and drop cloths, as well as twine, blankets, sports socks and more.

Hengfeng (Hong Kong) Co Ltd will also exhibit at the upcoming show. Operating numerous branches in Hong Kong, Vietnam, and mainland China cities, Hengfeng specialises in the import and export of textile commodities, including cotton, cotton yarn, and chemical fibres, while also offering supply chain services. Other featured cotton exhibitors include PT Dan Liris from Indonesia, Rutex GmbH from Germany, Square Textiles PLC from Bangladesh, and many more.

Indian Pavillon at Yarn Expo © 2025 Messe Frankfurt
Indian Pavillon at Yarn Expo © 2025 Messe Frankfurt


Yarn Expo Autumn will be held concurrently with Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Autumn Edition, CHIC, and PH Value. The four fairs will bring the fibre and yarn, apparel fabrics and accessories, fashion, and knitted garments industries together under one roof, with the resultant synergy allowing exhibitors and buyers to maximise their business opportunities.

The upcoming edition will further support industry momentum, by coinciding with this year’s Cinte Techtextil China – Asia’s only dedicated show for the full spectrum of technical textiles and nonwovens – to be held from 3 to 5 September at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre.

Yarn Expo Autumn is organised by Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd and the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, CCPIT. For more details, please visit: www.yarn-expo-autumn.com.

Yarn Expo Autumn will be held from 2 – 4 September 2025.



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#Recycled Fibers

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