SOURCE INDIA 2019 GOT GREAT INTEREST FROM LATIN AMERICAN BUYERS
Textile Value Chain|November 2019
RONAK RUGANI (Chairman SRTEPC) and ANIL RAJVANSHI (Ex-Chairman SRTEPC)
SOURCE INDIA 2019 GOT GREAT INTEREST FROM LATIN AMERICAN BUYERS

During Source India Exhibition, TVC have spoken to management of SRTEPC, Organizer of SOURCE INDIA EXHIBITION. Exclusive Interview with

The ethos of SOURCE INDIA 2019

As an export promotion organization, our key role is to promote exports of India’s Manmade textiles business.

Over the years, while participating in overseas trade shows, we have always felt that Brand India never gets its rightful share. Whether it is Colombia or Turkey, India is a part of huge conglomeration of exhibitors and our exhibitors find it difficult to get noticed and explore business opportunities.

At SOURCE INDIA, SRTEPC has created India’s own market place for Manmade textiles business. We invite quality buyers from all over the world, genuinely interested in buying from India, showcase all of India’s manufacturing expertise at one place and create real business opportunities for our exporters.

We made a small beginning at Surat in 2016 and repeated our success in 2018. In 2017, we were a part of Mega 2019 was the year for SOURCE INDIA Mumbai. Quality buyers, Quality exhibitors and a great setup for doing focused business discussions. We are extremely proud to have created an exhibition brand owned by us and its legacy will strengthen in years to come.

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