Wednesday, 11 November 2026

AATCC Expands Global Presence in Textile Marketplace

The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) is enhancing its visibility in the global textile market with upcoming exhibitions, including ITMA ASIA + CITME in Shanghai.

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AATCC Expands Global Presence in Textile Marketplace
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The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) is strengthening its visibility across the global textile marketplace, focusing on its exhibition at ITMA ASIA + CITME in Shanghai from November 20–24. This follows its participation in the Functional Fabric Fair Fall in Portland and the Advanced Textiles Expo in Orlando.

AATCC’s presence in Shanghai highlights its commitment to building relationships within the international textile community. The exhibition will showcase technologies related to textile production, processing, recycling, and testing, providing AATCC an opportunity to engage with new audiences and broaden awareness of its standards and educational programs.

Visitors at Hall 6.1, Stand A25, can interact with AATCC representatives and explore resources for textile quality evaluation, including color evaluation scales and lightfastness testing materials. AATCC aims to demonstrate how standardized testing can support consistent results in the industry.

In addition to its activities in Shanghai, AATCC has participated in events across the United States and India, including Bharat Tex in New Delhi, which marked its first trade exhibition in India. These efforts reflect AATCC’s commitment to engage with key textile markets and enhance its international visibility.

Through various exhibitions and partnerships, AATCC seeks to connect more manufacturers, brands, and researchers with its expertise, fostering collaboration in standards, education, and research within the textile industry.

Source: Textile World

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