From the Sector

Gute Vorzeichen für den Neustart: Die Heimtextil geht optimistisch und mit guten Vorzeichen in die Planung für 2022. Ein vielversprechender Anmeldestand und positive Rückmeldung aus der Branche seien erfreuliche Signale für den Re-Start in sieben Monaten, so die Messe Frankfurt.

Vor dem Hintergrund sinkender Corona-Infektionszahlen sorgen die gegenwärtigen Lockerungen und Öffnungsschritte für Zuversicht, national wie international. „Wir sehen endlich Licht am Ende des Tunnels. Und auch wenn das noch kein Anlass zur Euphorie ist, stimmt es uns doch sehr optimistisch. Wir stehen in guten Kontakt zu unseren internationalen Kunden. Sie äußern ein großes Bedürfnis nach persönlicher Begegnung, direktem Austausch und neuen Eindrücken“, sagt Olaf Schmidt, Vice President Textiles & Textile Technologies der Messe Frankfurt. Das spiegele sich auch in der erfreulich hohen Zahl der Registrierungen wider, die es bereits jetzt gebe, nach mehr als einem Jahr Pandemie und sieben Monate vor Beginn der internationalen Leitmesse für Wohn- und Objekttextilien. Rund 80 Prozent der Aussteller der Heimtextil 2020 interessieren sich demzufolge bislang für eine Teilnahme.

Trend Space: Einrichtungstrends von morgen
Das Programm-Highlight für Design-Interessierte wird 2022 erneut der Trend Space in der Halle 4.0. In dem Trend- und Inspirationsareal wird es darum gehen, wie die Pandemie unser Leben und damit auch unsere Art des Einrichtens verändert hat. Besonderer Fokus liegt dabei unter anderem auf dem Megathema New Work, das mit neuen Facetten betrachtet wird. Die Regie bei der Inszenierung des „Trend Space“ übernimmt erneut Anja Bisgaard Gaede mit ihrem Team von SPOTT Trends & Business.

Digitale Angebote ergänzen die Fachmesse
Digitale Zusatzangebote ergänzen das Produktspektrum der Heimtextil 2022 in Frankfurt. Geplant sind Live-Streams und Online-Services aus dem Vortragsprogramm. Es umfasst Themen wie „Sleep“, die Heimtextil Trends sowie Interior.Architecture.Hospitality, das Angebot für (Innen-)Architekten und Hospitality Experten. Auch das Thema Nachhaltigkeit sowie die Future Materials Library werden mit Vorträgen abgebildet. Mit dem Order- und Datenmanagement-Portal Nextrade gibt es einen weiteren digitalen Service der Messe Frankfurt.

• The Techtextil and Texprocess trade fairs have a positive view of the future and invite the sector to take part at Frankfurt Fair and Exhibition Centre from 21 to 24 June 2022.
• Exhibitors who register well in advance benefit from an early-booking discount.

The dates for the next editions of Techtextil and Texprocess have been set and the leading international trade fairs for technical textiles and nonwovens and for the processing of textile and flexible materials are set to attract exhibitors and trade visitors from all over the world to Frankfurt am Main from 21 to 24 June 2022. Thus, the fairs are shifting the biennial cycle of events from odd to even years, which fits in perfectly with the sector’s international event calendar. Companies that book exhibition space at one of the two trade fairs no later than 31 August 2021 benefit from an early booking discount. “We see the future in a positive light and are confident that we will finally be able to give the sector the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas and information in June 2022. The desire for personal encounters, direct communication and new impressions is growing from day to day”, says Olaf Schmidt, Vice President Textiles and Textile Technologies.

Elgar Straub, Managing Director, VDMA Textile Care, Fabric and Leather Technologies, emphasises that, “Texprocess and Techtextil are the world’s foremost trade fairs for our innovative sector by a large margin. Both events offer customers an unrivalled overview of state-of-the-art innovations and technological developments – and beyond. Particularly when it comes to the latest trends for sustainability and digitalisation, Texprocess and Techtextil in Frankfurt represent the most important, future-oriented market. This makes it all the more important for both the exhibitor and visitor sides of the sector that we have the opportunity to obtain an overview of the latest market developments, to exchange ideas and information and to initiate new business. We are very relieved about this and hope that, next year, we will once again have the chance to generate new momentum for our sector in the international market.”

For the first time, Techtextil and Texprocess will occupy the western sector of Frankfurt Fair and Exhibition Centre with a total of four exhibition halls and, with a hybrid format, offer the best of both the physical and immaterial worlds: personal communication, virtual networking opportunities and maximum digital coverage. With a comprehensive hygiene and safety concept, Messe Frankfurt will ensure that all visitors and exhibitors can take part safely and with a good feeling.

Progressive material innovations presented digitally: following the cancellation of this year’s fair due to the corona pandemic, Heimtextil is extending its range of digital services and launching a new online materials library entitled ‘Future Materials Library’. 24 future-oriented materials for interior applications can now be found at www.heimtextil.messefrankfurt.com/future.

The curators of the new materials library are London-based futures-research agency, FranklinTill. “We are transitioning to a materials revolution that will help restore the balance in our relationship to our planet. As part of the Heimtextil Trends 21/22, we present a new selection of materials for interior applications with exciting innovations from all over the world”, says Caroline Till of FranklinTill.

A mix of commercially viable products and developments in an early stage

Imaginative designers and environmentally-aware manufacturers: the Future Materials Library 2021 offers materials pioneers a platform and presents a first-class mix of economically proven and revolutionary developments. FranklinTill has organised the materials in four themes: REGENERATIVE CROPS, REMADE FIBRES, HARVESTING WASTE STREAMS and SUSTAINABLE COLOUR.

Resources are running low

Thus, the new Heimtextil materials library tackles one of the main problems of the modern age: the shortage of resources on earth. In particular, textile production creates huge and continuously growing quantities of waste. And, over past decades, the design business has developed a ‘take, make and discard’ model of consumption that is incredibly harmful for our planet. In the climate-emergency era, however, future-oriented designers are learning from nature and working together with it. They endeavour to make use of the power of highly efficient natural circular systems to create textiles and materials that are better for both humans and the planet.

Heimtextil Trends: a guide for the international sector

The ‘Future Materials Library’ is part of the Heimtextil Trends that, for almost three decades, have been offering orientation for the sector by revealing design tendencies for the coming season. Even in the crisis, the Heimtextil Trends remain a vital part of the overall concept of the fair and provide important content for all target groups involved within the worldwide sector. Accordingly, Heimtextil aims to spotlight style-defining design developments taking place within the larger context of lifestyle trends. At the same time, the Heimtextil trend experts scan the exhibitors’ product world and identify unequivocal trends in the sector. In this connection, particular attention is paid to sustainable aspects along the entire value chain – in both the new digital library and live during the fair next January. 

Zukunftsrelevant auf allen Kanälen: Die Frankfurt Fashion Week lanciert vom 5. bis 9. Juli 2021 das digitale Portal FFW STUDIO und kooperiert dafür mit namhaften Partnerinnen und Partnern aus Mode, Politik, Handel und Medien.

Wenn am 5. Juli 2021 die Frankfurt Fashion Week startet, dann heißt es: online gehen. Mit Future Talks, Deep Dives, Brand Experiences, Entertainment und zahlreichen weiteren Elementen wird das FFW STUDIO zur ersten Anlaufstelle für Design Enthusiast*innen und Vordenker*innen der Mode. Das FFW STUDIO ist das digitale Zentrum der Frankfurt Fashion Week und das Kernelement des digitalen Auftakts im kommenden Juli. Auf einzigartige Weise vereint es die führenden deutschen Modemessen auf einer Plattform und lässt diese mit Live-Konferenzen, Brand Experiences und City Events zu einem ganzheitlichen Ecosystem verschmelzen. Zunächst pandemiebedingt ausschließlich online, zukünftig hybrid.

Auf www.frankfurt.fashion wird man sich auf der Plattform vom 5. bis 9. Juli 2021 sein individuelles Programm zusammenstellen können. Zukunftsrelevant – so lautet der die Inhalte vereinende Anspruch. Sämtliche Programmpunkte thematisieren die Leitmotive der Frankfurt Fashion Week: Sustainability und Digitisation. Ob für Modeexpert*innen, Designer*innen, Einkäufer*innen, Journalist*innen oder Endkonsument*innen – das FFW STUDIO bietet Informationen, Orientierung, Inspiration, Unterhaltung und kombiniert dies mit einer ganzheitlichen und zeitgemäßen User Experience.

Starke Partnerschafen für eine professionelle und progressive Kuratierung

Für die professionelle und progressive Kuratierung der FFW STUDIO Inhalte haben die Initiierenden der Frankfurt Fashion Week – Messe Frankfurt und Premium Group – CNX, die globale Kreativberatung von Condé Nast, an Bord geholt. Die Frankfurt Fashion Week ist die Plattform für internationale Fashion Player, die die Ästhetik und Werte der Branche neu definiert und dadurch deren kreative Führung beansprucht. Sie verbindet Kultur, Community, Industrie und Handel und schafft Momente der Überraschung. Im Sommer 2021 zunächst durch das zukunftsorientierte Digitalformat FFW STUDIO – für eine nachhaltigere, kreativere, digitalere und wertvollere Fashionbranche. Die Plattform strahlt Präsentationen aus – virtuelle und IRL – Konferenzen und Veranstaltungen und dient als Raum und Ort, an dem sich kreative Köpfe und ökonomische Interessen treffen. Denn nur durch kontinuierlichen Dialog kann sich die Kreativwirtschaft weiterentwickeln. Gemeinsam nähern sie sich den bestimmenden Themen unserer Zeit und der Mode- und Textilbranche im FFW STUDIO – wobei dieses das gesamte Ecosystem der Frankfurt Fashion Week abbilden.

Contact restrictions, home office and altered daily lives – our lives in 2020 were radically changed. This was also the case for various sectors of the economy, including the textile and clothing industry. However, with crisis come opportunities and stimuli for change. Under the motto “Still Physical”, manufacturers recount their personal success stories in 2020 – the industry can look forward to a selection of sustainable materials curated exclusively by the PERFORMANCE FORUM Jury. Areas of focus: natural fibers that highlight wellbeing aspects, plant-based materials that make us strong and excite on an emotional level, bio-nylons and bio-based finishings that rethink function. “Still Physical – Your Success Story of 2020” will be on display online as the first of its kind within a trade fair week from 17 to 21 May 2020.

Transformation: Technology first?
The pandemic has forced us into new, primarily digital forms of living and working. Our daily lives are characterised by home offices, home schooling and online meetings. The desire for real, physically perceptible experiences has grown incessantly within the last year. In the same context, people nowadays are strongly driven by technological progress – yet how far can we allow technological change to go and how do we wish to live in the future? Long before the pandemic, the trend towards self-monitoring and control of important bodily functions developed. The sports industry developed tools to measure levels of performance and monitor bodily functions with the goal of enhancing performance. Self-optimisation, body shaping and health promotion have become standard nowadays. Staying healthy and keeping fit are now social imperatives in our performance-oriented society. The pandemic has made us rethink, made us pause – with sustainable function still in focus, yet function needs to be rethought for the future, distancing ourselves from mere performance enhancement, and embracing clothing that facilitates people in feeling good.

Touch & Feel
In a visual, digital world, one sense has been forgotten: the sense of touch. Materials trigger completely different reactions, consciously or unconsciously. Moreover, the surface texture is also decisive in the functionality of a fabric, lending it its unique characteristics. In times of contact restrictions and lockdown, there is a need for a space for emotions, for regeneration and physical wellbeing. This is also reflected in the desire for appropriate apparel that leaves a pleasant sensation on the skin. Lightweight, warm and of a softer nature, plant-based fibers fulfil the desire for comfort and promote wellbeing.

We are physical – we are nature
How will we shape and adapt the post-pandemic textile and apparel industry? The Corona crisis once again reminds us of our existential bond with the natural world. While humanity fights against the spread of a deadly virus with social isolation, one thing is doing well: our planet. It is recovering from all the exhaust gases that are released into the air daily by cars and factories. There is a shift in focus towards taking time out in nature, whether in the form of a morning run, a mountain hike or a yoga session on the grass.

Your success story of 2020
What has touched them? Which experiences have shaped their latest innovations? Does the crisis also present opportunities? The chance for something new, for a rethink, on an even more sustainable, more ecological path? Which highlights, which stories are worth communicating and where did the focus lie in 2020? Various material manufacturers already started to focus on sustainability and the cautious use of resources some time ago. Innovations in the areas of materials and in processing methods are the driving forces of the development towards more sustainability. However, we need to realign all processes and structures in our supply and production chains and adapt them to the needs of a resource-conserving, responsible industry. A pioneering example of such alignment was the decision of PERFORMANCE DAYS to only present sustainable materials at the PERFORMANCE FORUM from the November 2019 trade fair event onwards. Additionally, the setting-up of the new digital sourcing platform “THE LOOP” shows how technology can be implemented aside from material and processing innovations in such a way that our procedures and structures can be adapted to difficult conditions.

Informative & up-to-date: the digital trade fair week from 17 to 21 May 2021
As usual, the highlighted fabrics from the Focus Topic “Still Physical”, which the exhibitors have defined as their personal success stories, will be available shortly on the PERFORMANCE DAYS website highlighting all details and facets.

•  JEC GROUP and AVK to launch new Composites Event for the D-A-CH Region

JEC Group and AVK, the Federation of Reinforced Plastics e.V. in Germany have joined forces to organize an annual event for the D-A-CH Region, dedicated to all forms of Composites and their applications. The first edition of the JEC Forum DACH, unique in its format and content, will take place in Frankfurt am Main, Germany at Messe Forum, from November 23 to 24, 2021. The event will take place at a different location each year to highlight the dynamics and the variety of the composites industry in the DACH region.

JEC Group is launching the JEC Forum DACH in partnership with AVK. Unique in its format, the event will be rotating to different cities in Germany, Switzerland and Austria  every year. This first edition will take place in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, from November 23 to 24, 2021.

JEC Forum DACH will include pre-arranged business meetings between sponsors and attendees as well as sponsors workshops. The event will present exclusive content such as an extensive composites conferences program, the annual AVK market overview — also available via live-streaming technology for remote participants — and, last but not least, the prestigious AVK-JEC Innovation Awards.
The JEC Startup Booster competition will also be introduced in the D-A-CH region for the first time. JEC Forum DACH will also provide a Composites Tour to enable participants to visit key players of the local composites ecosystem on November 25.

This event's primary aim is to support the bustling composites industry in this region and resume business after a challenging, yet complex period of time. The event´s agile format will focus on a different application sector, industry as well as other regional composites-related specifities every year. The final goal is to develop business, to connect and reach out to the local industrial apparatus and its major players such as universities, research and development centers and companies of all sizes in a boosting business and innovation spirit.

Vom 17.-19. März fand die physische Ausgabe der  CHIC Shanghai im National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai statt und zeigte sich erneut als Trendkatalysator und wichtiges Face-to-Face Event der Modebranche mit über 88.000 Besuchern.

Unter strikter Einhaltung der Hygienemaßnahmen ermöglichte Asiens Leitmesse an drei Tagen persönliche Kontakte und rege Geschäfte. Teilnehmer und Besucher begrüßten die Möglichkeit sich vor Ort zu treffen, die Matchmaking Aktivitäten wurden verdreifacht.

Insgesamt 932 Brands präsentierten die gesamte Modepalette in 10 Bereichen. Besonders im Fokus der Messe unter dem Motto „CHIC Garden“ stand das Thema Sustainability, kreativ umgesetzt von den chinesischen Künstlern Ma Defan und Li Haitao, begleitet von der Green Fashion Society und dem Sustainable Fashion Forum.

Neben den  CHIC Shows, die mit beeindruckenden Designer-Schauen überzeugten, wurde auch der renommierte FN Footwear News China Achievement Award verliehen. Im CHIC Wonderland drehte sich alles um innovative Sneaker.

With the spring textile trade fair season in China just around the corner, a number of leading domestic and international suppliers are confirmed to take part in Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles – Spring Edition. The fair will now take place at a slightly later date of 17 – 19 March. Together with the concurrent fairs Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics, Yarn Expo, CHIC and PH Value, these five events will form the first major in-person gathering for the textile industry this year.

From bedding and towelling, rugs and table & kitchen linen to home textile technologies and textile designs, buyers will have a wide range of the latest collections to source from this month at Shanghai’s National Exhibition and Convention Center. International exhibitors such as Lenzing and Cotton Council International as well as leading domestic brands including Coolist, Luolai, Soluffy and Yunjie Textile are amongst those signed up to take part this year.

Exhibitor highlights

• Lenzing Fibers: will showcase their flagship brand for textiles, TENCEL™. Used for a variety of highly specialised applications, TENCEL™ fibres are soft to the skin and excellent in thermal regulation and moisture absorption.
• Cotton Council International (CCI) is a non-profit association that promotes US cotton fibre and cotton products throughout the world.
• Zhangjiagang Coolist Life Technology: this Chinese company designs and produces a range of functional pillow collections including their Filmless Gel, Hydrophilic, Air, Flexible and Organic pillow series. Their unique Coolist design features patented technology, and is made from organic and environmental-friendly materials.
• Anhui Million Feather: located in Anhui province’s Lu’an city, known in China as the ‘Kingdom of Geese’, the company produces a range of down and feather products and various bedding items.
• Wujiang City Yunjie Textiles: specialising in wide-width fabrics including microfibre, satin and suede.
• Yantai Zhonglian Industry: their main products include sheets, pillowcases, quilt covers, bed skirts, comforters, coverlets, pillows and more.

From 25 – 27 August, 2021, Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles – Autumn Edition will join forces with Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Autumn Edition, Yarn Expo Autumn, PH Value and CHIC to showcase the latest products and services within the entire textile sector. Collectively, the fairs are set to offer valuable synergistic effects for the home décor, apparel, yarn and fibre industries.

Despite the disruption caused by the pandemic, the Autumn Edition of Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles 2020 was able to go ahead as scheduled to support the industry’s recovery. The three-day show welcomed a total of 26,673 trade buyers from 43 countries & regions, as well as 643 exhibitors from 11 countries & regions. What’s more, the show’s virtual events drew 558,179 attendees from across the world.

“We are delighted that Intertextile 2020 was able to run as planned and received positive feedback from participants. It is a confirmation of our leading position in the Asian industry, and our unwavering commitment to providing the best trade platform for our exhibitors and visitors that reflects market demands,” said Ms Wendy Wen, Senior General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd. “As we continue to navigate through these challenging times, we look forward to developing more creative and flexible solutions to adapt to the ever-changing business environment. The 2021 edition will continue with the hybrid format that combines both physical and virtual events, in order to facilitate contacts between suppliers and buyers worldwide, and open up new opportunities in the post-pandemic era.”
 
“Additionally, we decided to hold Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles concurrently with Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics and Yarn Expo next year. Holding these three events at the same time and place will generate exciting synergistic effects, as well as provide a comprehensive sourcing platform for participants. And, of course, the show will present a series of high-quality fringe events for fairgoers to gain the latest market trends and insights,” Ms Wen added.

Discover a new season of inspiration at Intertextile
At the upcoming fair, exhibitors will fill four halls at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), occupying an area of 100,000 sqm. To offer a more efficient and convenient sourcing experience for buyers, the fair will once again feature an array of product zones and country & region pavilions including:

• Country & region pavilions: presented by Belgium, India, Pakistan, Taiwan and Turkey.
• Carpet zone: featuring renowned domestic and international providers of carpets and floor coverings.
• Editor zone: offering high-quality upholstery fabrics from prominent European manufacturers.
• Finished product zone: international suppliers will showcase their latest finished goods for a variety of applications.
• Textile design zone: leading design studios will exhibit their creative ideas and products for all areas of the interior markets.
• Textile technology zone: presenting cutting-edge textile technologies which can achieve flexibility, efficiency and sustainability.
• Contract business: leading suppliers will offer a vast portfolio of functional fabrics catering to different interior settings such as hotels, restaurants and public spaces.

Bereits im September des vergangenen Jahres hat die Messe Frankfurt gemeinsam mit den beteiligten Branchen entschieden, dass im ersten Quartal 2021 keine Messen auf dem Gelände am Heimatstandort stattfinden. In Absprache mit den Kunden müssen nun auch die für April und Mai geplanten internationalen Präsenzmessen Prolight + Sound, International Consumer Goods Show, Heimtextil, Techtextil und Texprocess aufgrund der aktuell veränderten Vorschriften und Reisebeschränkungen von den vorgesehenen Terminen weichen.

Eine Entspannung der Pandemiesituation sei aktuell nicht in Sicht. Es existiere faktisch ein Veranstaltungsverbot in Deutschland und auch die weiterhin bestehenden internationalen Reisebeschränkungen machten Messeplanungen für April und Mai 2021 derzeit unmöglich. „Die Corona-Pandemie ist momentan außerordentlich präsent und beeinflusst auch unsere Planungen. Die Erwartungen unserer Kunden hinsichtlich international ausgerichteter Messen im April und Mai können wir mit Blick auf die aktuelle Lage nicht erfüllen“, sagt Detlef Braun, Geschäftsführer der Messe Frankfurt.

Daher hat die Messe Frankfurt in enger Abstimmung mit Kunden und Partnern entschieden, sowohl die für den April hybrid geplante Prolight + Sound als auch die International Consumer Goods Show sowie die für Mai vorgesehenen drei Textilmessen Heimtextil, Techtextil und Texprocess abzusagen beziehungsweise zu verschieben. Die trendorientierten Orderzyklen der Entertainment Technology-, Konsumgüter- und Textilbranche erforderten eine jährliche Veranstaltung im Frühjahr. Daher würde eine weitere Verschiebung in die zweite Jahreshälfte den Bedürfnissen der ausstellenden Unternehmen nicht gerecht werden. Zudem starte jetzt für die Branchenteilnehmer die Hochphase ihrer Vorbereitungen für die Messe – eine logistische Vorlaufzeit, die vor allem die Aussteller der Techtextil und Texprocess, die teils Präsentationen mit Maschinen nach Frankfurt bringen, benötigen. Vor dem Hintergrund der derzeitigen Rahmenbedingungen und Reisebeschränkungen bestünden seitens der Aussteller massive Unsicherheiten, was die Präsenz, Kundenkontakte und damit Zusage einer Messeteilnahme betrifft. Für Investitionen in Messebeteiligungen im April und Mai könne derzeit keine Planungssicherheit garantiert werden.

Konzentration auf digitale Formate
Da physische Veranstaltungen nicht möglich sind, hat die Messe Frankfurt für ihre Kunden eine Vielzahl an digitalen Angeboten geschaffen. So bietet der Consumer Goods Digital Day am 20. April 2021 die Möglichkeit, sich an einem bestimmten digitalen Ort zu treffen, auszutauschen und zu informieren. Das Angebot des Digital Day wird sich dem Thema Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe für den Handel widmen, insbesondere vor dem Hintergrund, dass seit der Ambiente 2020 keine internationalen Leitmessen mit entsprechenden Vortrags- und Rahmenprogrammen mehr in Frankfurt stattfinden konnten. Ergänzt wird dieses Angebot durch die Möglichkeiten von Nextrade als erste Order- und Datenmanagementplattform der Home- und Living-Branche. Auch den Herstellern konfektionierter Heim- und Haustextilien böte Nextrade eine attraktive Präsentationsmöglichkeit für ihre Produkte und einen stark frequentierten Kanal, um Geschäfte mit Händlern zu forcieren.

Weitere digitale Informations- und Content-Angebote seitens Heimtextil, Techtextil und Texprocess sowie der Prolight + Sound seien ebenfalls in Planung. „Der andauernde Shutdown im Einzelhandel unserer Besucherländer erfordert aktuelle, passgenaue Informationen und Lösungsansätze“, erläutert Braun. „Dem werden wir mit den digitalen Angeboten in dieser volatilen Situation gerecht. Wie Sie wissen, setzen wir uns auch weiterhin mit ganzer Kraft für sichere und erfolgversprechende Messen ein. Denn die Begegnung im echten Leben ist durch nichts zu ersetzen.“

Die Heimtextil wird daher vom 11. bis 14. Januar 2022 stattfinden, gefolgt von der Christmasworld vom 28. Januar bis 1. Februar 2022 und der Paperworld und Creativeworld jeweils vom 29. Januar bis ebenfalls 1. Februar 2022. Die Ambiente öffnet vom 11. bis 15. Februar 2022 wie gewohnt ihre Tore. Es folgt die Prolight + Sound vom 26. bis 29. April 2022. Die Techtextil und Texprocess komplettieren den Messereigen im zweiten Quartal 2022.