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Event Report / JIAM 2022 - Osaka

23 December 2022

2 minutes

In all, 150 participants from 11 countries and regions exhibited an extensive and diverse selection of products at the just concluded Japan International Apparel Machinery & Textile Industry Trade Show (JIAM).

Sewing Expo Sees Drop in Visitors from China; India and Bangladesh Compensate at JIAM 2022

The first edition since the pandemic, the four-day Japan International Apparel Machinery & Textile Industry Trade Show (JIAM) at Intex Osaka concluded on an optimistic note with showcases of apparel manufacturing solutions combining high-level skillsets with latest modern-day technology.

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Curtain-Raiser / JIAM 2022 - Osaka

30 November 2022

3 minutes

Japan has a top-class market share for industrial sewing machines with automation and labour-saving functions. The strength of Japanese products lies in the development capabilities of manufacturers, the performance of the sewing machines themselves, and the high quality of the sewn products.

Sew Much Better: Industrial Sewing Fair Back after 6 Years

The 12th edition of the Japan International Apparel Machinery & Textile Industry Trade Show (JIAM) gets under way today in Osaka. A curtain-raiser.

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