The 25th edition of China Interdye opened on Wednesday in Shanghai, bringing together global manufacturers and suppliers of dyes, pigments and textile chemicals, with sustainability and innovation taking center stage across the exhibition floor.
Held at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center, the three-day event is one of the largest gatherings in the global dyeing and finishing industry, spanning roughly 60,000 square meters and attracting hundreds of exhibitors and thousands of professional visitors.
The exhibition features a wide range of products and technologies, including dyestuffs, pigments, textile auxiliaries, intermediates, and advanced dyeing and printing equipment. Industry players are showcasing new solutions aimed at reducing water consumption, minimizing chemical waste, and improving energy efficiency in textile processing.
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As environmental regulations tighten globally and brands push for greener supply chains, exhibitors at China Interdye are placing increasing emphasis on eco-friendly formulations and cleaner production methods. Several companies are also presenting digitalized and automated systems designed to enhance precision and reduce operational costs.
Alongside the exhibition, a series of technical seminars and industry forums are being held, offering insights into emerging trends such as low-impact dyeing, circular chemistry, and bio-based alternatives to conventional synthetic dyes.
China Interdye continues to serve as a key platform for international trade and collaboration in the textile chemicals sector, particularly as manufacturers seek to align with sustainability goals while maintaining production efficiency.
The event runs through April 17.
