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At the recent ITMA Singapore, most technical innovation related to sustainability through risk aversion and verifiable data collection

SINGAPORE: After 20 years, the ITMA Asia textile and garment technology exhibition made a successful return to Singapore with over 26,600 visitors from 109 countries who noted a sense of cautious market optimism despite tariff-related economic uncertainty.

Around 35% of visitors came from South Asia and 30% from Southeast Asia with the top three visitor countries being India (19%), China (11%) and Indonesia (10%), along with a strong representation from Bangladesh, Pakistan, Vietnam and Malaysia.

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