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The fair, an attractive itinerary for business sourcing due to its unique buyer profile, will run from July 5 - 8, 2005 in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Jeff Ambjorn, Director, Middle East, HKTDC, Dubai, said: "Buyers from the Middle East and Africa constituted more than 2.76 per cent of the 10,625 overseas visitors during the fair last year. The second edition is expected to elicit an even better response this year."
This year's event will feature more than 1,200 dealers from 20 countries and regions in the related sectors, according to latest indications. Among them, the Hong Kong Exporters' Association, the Chinese mainland, Taiwan, Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam and two new groups from India and Korea will stage group pavilions.
"The Summer Sourcing Show in Hong Kong, ideally timed and appropriately organised by the HKTDC, offers one of the best sourcing opportunities for the trade and businesses from around the world," added Ambjorn.
With product life cycle getting shorter and shorter, this July fair is timely to allow buyers to source more frequently and to accommodate the ever-changing demands for a variety of gifts, houseware and toys items, according to HKTDC.
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