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The North Carolina Department of Commerce views ATME-I Megatex 2010 as an excellent opportunity for textile-related companies to experience the most advanced textile manufacturing technology in the world. Glenn Jackman, NCDOC’s Director of Textile Development, has been promoting the show to textile-related companies throughout North Carolina and comments:

“Here in North Carolina, we have more than 1,800 textile and apparel companies. They are supported by a robust business climate that is driven by a strong partnership between private industry and government. Our Commerce Department is truly dedicated to giving businesses all the assistance and resources they need. We see ATME-I Megatex 2010 as an important opportunity for these textile and apparel companies to promote their goods and services and for the Commerce to promote business and industry in our state.”


ACT NOW to ensure your business has a presence at the textile industry exhibition of choice and reserve booth space today without obligation. Call Sales Manager Tom Keenan to discuss all of our available opportunities.

Tom Keenan
Sales Manager
1-866-414-4342 (USA/CANADA)
+44 (0)1727 814400 (Rest of World)
tom.keenan@mackbrooks.co.uk

Editors Notes

ATME-I MEGATEX - American Textile Machinery Exhibition - International is the largest show of its kind in the Americas, drawing buyers of textile equipment and services to see the very best textile manufacturing technology in the world. ATME-I is one of the key international events for textile equipment buyers operators and professionals worldwide. The exhibition covers all types of textile equipment and services: dyeing, finishing, spinning, weaving, knitting, nonwovens, processing, making up and much more. It is recognized as the leading exhibition for the textile machinery, equipment, accessories, supplies and services for the yarn and fiber, weaving, knitting, dyeing, printing, finishing and for nonwoven manufacturing industries. The roots of this long established, four-yearly show can be traced back to 1915, when the first Southern Textile Exposition was held in Greenville, SC. Since then, the show has developed to reflect the changing face of textiles technology and production service solutions. The most recent edition of ATME-I/MEGATEX took place in Atlanta in October 2006.

North Carolina Department of Commerce Business and Industry Division
The Business and Industry Division (B&I) leads North Carolina’s business and industrial recruitment efforts. The Division’s industrial developers work closely with other public and private development organizations to attract new industries to the state. They offer comprehensive facility location services to companies from initial contact through site location to future growth and expansion. They also serve existing businesses by serving their needs and advancing business growth in the state. For more information, please visit www.nccommerce.com/en/businessservices