CISMA 2021's main activity has been postponed

06 January 2022, Mumbai:

The organisers of the China International Sewing Equipment Exhibition (CISMA) have announced that one of the show's parallel activities, the Most Influential Overseas Distributors Recommendation and Selection, will be postponed until CISMA 2023 in order to achieve the desired outcome and protect the health of all stakeholders.

It's worth mentioning that CSMA stated last month that the 2021 edition of CISMA would be postponed until April 2022, and that the show's venue will be movedfrom Shanghai to Ningbo.

The above-mentioned selection is part of an innovation programme that was set to debut at CISMA 2021 with the goal of protecting exhibitors' and visitors' rights and interests, mitigating the show's negative impact from the pandemic, and promoting the development of internal and external sewing machinery circulations.

According to the organisers, they want to pick 10-20 overseas distributors with the most impact using a two-pronged approach, including expert on-site grading and online voting, and provide them with extensive advertising and favourable services.

Distributors from the United States, Mexico, Brazil, Poland, Russia, Egypt, Turkey, Iran, Uzbekistan, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam, according to the organiser, are very interested in the growth and progress of China's sewing machinery industry.

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