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Indian Ceramics and Ceramics Asia will share venue and dates Taking place during March 2nd to 4th, 2016 are the two strongest ceramics trade fairs in India: Indian Ceramics and Ceramics Asia, both running concurrently at the Gujarat University Exhibition Centre in Ahmedabad.
“India is the world’s fastest growing ceramics market. So the decision to organize both events concurrently will bring significant advantages to exhibitors and visitors,” commented Gerhard Gerritzen, Deputy Managing Director of Messe München. “I have great expectation for the co-location cooperation between Unifair and MMI India regarding Ceramics Asia and Indian Ceramics in 2016. Personally I think this will definitely make the positive reform of ceramics exhibition industry in India. I have confidence that both organizers will integrate intelligence as well as combine each maximum advantage to offer best exhibition value added services for both exhibitors and trade buyers, which will certainly benefit the healthy development for Indian ceramics industry in the long run!” commented Amen Liao, President of Unifair Exhibition Service Co., Ltd. Already India ranks in the top three tile-producing countries worldwide and the industry is continuing to expand. Gujarat accounts for more than 70% of the entire ceramics production of the whole of India, so for the ceramics companies in this region-over 600 in total-Ahmedabad is an excellent choice of location. It is the key to the Indian ceramics market, especially now with Indian Ceramics and Ceramics Asia being held concurrently at the same venue here. As leading trade fairs for investment in the ceramics industry, these two shows cover the entire bandwidth of classical ceramics, from raw materials to digital printing. The exhibitors will be presenting the latest technologies and innovations at these platforms. For all decision-makers in the Indian ceramics industry, attendance at both these events is a must. Because this is where they can review all the technological innovations
and the machinery and systems that are designed to help them meet the challenges of the future. The organizers, MMI India and Unifair, both have many years of experience in the trade-fair business. The responsibilities have been divided up between the two companies according to region: MMI India covers the Indian, European, Russian and Turkish markets, While Unifair looks after China, Asia and America. For the visitors valuable synergies will derive from the stronger international representation and a broader range of products. For all the key Chinese, Indian and European exhibitors will be coming together on an exhibition space reaching to 8,000 m2. For further information on Indian Ceramics 2016 go to: www.indian-ceramics.com. For information on Ceramics Asia 2016 see: www.ceramicsasia.net.
Indian Ceramics
Indian Ceramics is taking place for the 11th time between March 2 and 4, 2016, at the Gujarat University Exhibition Centre in Ahmedabad. As a leading show for suppliers to the ceramics industry, this event captures the entire spectrum of classic ceramics, from raw materials through to technical ceramics. Indian Ceramics 2015 attracted around 160 exhibitors, each of them showcasing their products, services and innovations to a trade audience of over 5,000 visitors. Indian Ceramics 2016 -powered by ceramitec- is organized by MMI India Pvt. Ltd, a subsidiary of Messe München International.