Between 21 and 24 January the Bangladesh/China Friendship Centre in Dhaka was com-pletely taken over by textiles. The exhibition halls at the heart of Bangladesh opened their doors for the 5th DTG - the Dhaka International Textile and Garment Machinery Exhibition - and turned this once more into the largest trend and communications platform in the country's textile and clothing industry.
One of the exhibitors from Germany was the KARL MAYER Group. This leading manufac-turer of warp knitting machines and warp preparation systems shared an information stand with its regional representatives and was therefore very involved. In particular this was an opportunity for the employees in the warp preparation technology sector to get to know the numerous customers of the new entrants Sucker-Mueller and Ira L. Griffin, to discuss the problems relating to the further structuring of business activities,and to review new projects, particularly in the denim sector. Thus the DTG was a welcome opportunity for Karl Mayer to build up or to consolidate the manufacturers' trust and to agree on the further steps to be taken for dealing with the market.
One of the exhibitors from Germany was the KARL MAYER Group. This leading manufac-turer of warp knitting machines and warp preparation systems shared an information stand with its regional representatives and was therefore very involved. In particular this was an opportunity for the employees in the warp preparation technology sector to get to know the numerous customers of the new entrants Sucker-Mueller and Ira L. Griffin, to discuss the problems relating to the further structuring of business activities,and to review new projects, particularly in the denim sector. Thus the DTG was a welcome opportunity for Karl Mayer to build up or to consolidate the manufacturers' trust and to agree on the further steps to be taken for dealing with the market.
