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HGH 2018: Bigger, Bolder 7th Edition

By June 7, 20182 Mins Read
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The seventh edition of HGH India is all set to welcome trade visitors from over 475 cities and towns across India. The exhibition will take place from July 3-5, 2018 at Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai.

Trade and institutional buyers can view and evaluate innovations and new collections of home textiles, home decor, houseware and gift products showcased by 550 brands and manufacturers from 30 countries. For the first time, HGH India will be spread over three separate halls, each covering the specialised categories of home textiles, home decor and gifts, etc.

Over 80 new exhibitors from India and other countries will join across product categories like bed linen and decorative beddings, towels and bath linen, mattresses, furnishing fabrics, curtains, blinds, decorative made ups, etc. They will create new and wider sourcing options for trade visitors. BergHOFF (Belgium), RCR (Italy), Inter Design (USA), Korkmaz (Turkey), Dekor Cam (Turkey), Lel Ming (Taiwan), Hangzhou Jida (China) and Racko (Sri Lanka) are some of the leading new international brands, which will be exhibiting for the first time.

Amongst regular exhibitors, leading brands like Spaces, Bombay Dyeing, Trident, Indo Count, Maspar, Anna Simona, Borosil, Peps, Springfit, to name a few, are gearing up to launch their latest innovations and product lines for the upcoming retail season for 2018-19.

Sensing the huge domestic market opportunity offered by HGH India, leading organisations like Export Promotion Council of Handicrafts (EPCH), AIWA (All India Wallpapers Covering Association), HMCM (Handicraft Mega Cluster Mission), etc. are organising group participation for their members.

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