Over 319 companies from 28 countries, an increase of 20 per cent more than at the previous event in 2012 have registered to present their latest products and innovations at the world’s leading trade fair for textile care ‘Texcare International 2016’ which will open its doors in Frankfurt am Main from June 11 to 15, 2016. For the first time, Hall 9 is being used in addition to Hall 8, which means the fair occupies 30 per cent more exhibition space than four years ago. Wolfgang Marzin, Chairman of the Board of Management of Messe Frankfurt explains that he was delighted about the increase in the size of Texcare, an outstanding result that underscores its significance as the world’s leading trade fair for modern textile care. All market leaders are here in Frankfurt to launch their innovations onto the world market.
Visitors to Texcare come from the dry-cleaning trade, industrial laundries and the textile-service sector.

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