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Biggest Conference for Business & Technology 2022
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The International Convention 2024
INDIA - JAPAN
WHO WE ARE
BRANDS & SOURCING LEADERS ASSOCIATION - BSL
BSL-Brands and Sourcing Leaders Association is a not for profit association that represents Brand Heads, Sourcing Leaders from the Domestic and Exports. BSL represents over US$55 Billion of Domestic and International Buying of Textiles & Apparel. We as a body have a comprehensive vision to bridge the gap between government policies and the apparel industry by guiding the policymakers about the advanced needs of the industry.
The association was formed to accelerate the growth of the Apparel Industry through its 5 visionary principles known as “Panch-Pahal”
Design & Innovation, MMF10X Technical Textiles, Digitalization & Automation, Import Substitution & Upscaling, Sustainability Good Earth.
WHO WE ARE
Japan India Industry Promotion Association - JIIPA
Our Mission is to promote trade, investment and business exchange between India and Japan.
JIIPA – Japan India Industry Promotion Association, works in close cooperation with the embassies, government institutions, Industry Associations, Chamber of Commerce, Private Organisations and Non-Profit Associations for expanding business opportunities between India and Japan. JIIPA PROVIDES SERVICES SUCH AS – Specialized Business Services, B2B Matchmaking, Marketing / Sales promotion, Trade Fairs / Exhibitions in Japan and other countries.
JIIPA work very closely with the Indian Embassy in Tokyo and collaborate with various ministries of India and Japan to support both the government initiatives.
Japan
The 3rd largest importer of Textile & Apparel
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Schedule
SESSION - DAY 01 & 02
- 10:15am
Welcome & Opening Remarks
- 10:30
Keynote Address – I
Mr. Prashant GodghateChairman JIIPA
- 11:00
Keynote Address – II
Mr. Raman DuttaNational General Secretary & Founder
- 11:00
Exhibition/ B2B Meeting
- 13:00
Lunch Break
- 15:00
Session 1
Topic: Japanese + Indian Consumers Similarities & Differences
Mr. Raman DuttaNational General Secretary & Founder Brands & Sourcing Leaders Association
- 16:00
Coffee Break
- 16:15
Key Note Speaker- 1
Mr. Prashant AgarwalJMD - Wazir Consultant
- 16:30
Key Note Speaker- 2
Ms. Neetu JotwaniFounder & Ceo - Nera Globalstyle
- 16:45
Key Note Speaker- 3
Mr. Xxxx
- 17:15
Session 2
Topic: Evolving Japanese Customer- what makes a brand to win with them
Sonia SinghJapenese Company Moderator Senior Correspondent - NDTV
- 18:15
Cultural Program
- 19:00
Cocktail & Dinner
- 09:00
EXHIBITION / B2B MEETING
- 13:00
Lunch Break
- 15:30
Session 1
Topic: Growth of India & Japanese MMF Textile As Sector
Dr. SundararamanMD- Shiva Texyarn ltd. & Chairman – SIMA
- 16:30
Coffee Break
- 16:45
Key Note Speaker- 1
Topic: How Technology has evolved in Indian Design
Mr. Ganesh SubramanianFounder- Stylumia
- 17:00
Key Note Speaker- 2
Topic: Trading & Sourcing Companies - Opportunities Together
Ms Deepika RanaGroup CEO Li & Fung
- 17:15
Key Note Speaker- 3
Mr. XXXX
- 17:30
Session 2
Topic - XXXX
- 18:30
Fashion Show
- 19:05
Closing Remarks
Ambassador of India in Japan
H.E. Sibi George
Minister (Eco & Commercial)
Ms. Debjani Chakrabarti
JIIPA Founder
Mr. Prashant Godghate
JMD Wazir Advisor
Mr. Prashant Agarwal
Founder BSL, Chairman NERA Global
Mr. Raman Dutta
Group CEO Li & Fung
Ms. Deepika Rana
Group Senior Executive Officer, Uniqlo
Mr. Shu Ichi Nakazima
President, Adastria
Mr. Osamu Kimura
Team Leader, TRIBURG
Mr. Sanjay Shukla
MEMBER OF BOARD WORLD CO. LTD
Mr. Mitsuyoshi Hatasaki
Founder, Nera Global
Ms. Neetu Jotwani
Executive Office Division, Director, MIKIHOUSE
Mr. Hiroshi Senda
Founder & MD, Shivatex
Dr. S.K. Sundararaman
MD, Toray International Inc
Mr. Norikazu Masui
The International Convention 2024
INDIA - JAPAN
Sponsership Deck
JAPAN TEXTILE IMPORT TRENDS
India’s performance in Japanese market:
Total Apparel imports into Japan ranges between 23 - 28 USD Bn. in the past few years
The above table shows that Knitted apparel was the largest imported category in 2022 with a share of 51.90% followed by Woven apparel at 48.10%..
Bilateral trade between Japan and India Product group : Apparel
Source – UN Comtrade Analysis
23nd October 2024
SESSION - DAY 02
MD, Stylumia
Mr. Ganesh Subramanian
MD, Banswara
Mr. Ravi Toshniwal
NDTV
Ms. Sonia Singh
SENIOR VP, NYKAA
Ms. Nisha Pikle
Chairman, RSWM
Mr. Riju Jhunjhunwala
- Free Trade Agreement 2011 – Zero duty access to Indian garments in the Japanese market.
- US$ 25 billion apparel export to Japan to be materialized
- MMF Textile constitutes 52% share of global trade in value terms (growing at 5% CAGR) out of which 10% is japan
- Advantages to India against competition countries like Vietnam, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Indonesia, Myanmar, Malaysia
- Woven garments hold a much better acceptance in Japan as compared to knitted garment
- Prospects for enhance bilateral trade between the two countries by major textile and apparel makers.
- Cotton textile constitutes 37% share in value terms (2% CAGR) out of which 9% is japan
- Other textiles (wool/linen/silk etc. ) constitute 11% share of trade in value terms (2% CAGR)
Executive Office Division, Director, MIKIHOUSE
Mr. Hiroshi Senda
Group Senior Executive Officer, Uniqlo
Mr. Shu Ichi Nakazima
President, Adastria
Mr. Osamu Kimura
President, Italiya
Mr. Hideo Kikuchi
MEMBER OF BOARD WORLD CO. LTD
Mr. Mitsuyoshi Hatasaki
Uncovering the Enigma: Why India's Garment Exports to Japan Remain Negligible Despite Duty-Free Access
- FTA 2011 zero duty access to Indian garments in the Japanese market.
- US$ 25 billion apparel export to Japan to be materialized
- MMF Textile constitutes 52% share of global trade in value terms (growing at 5% CAGR)
- Cotton textile constitutes 37% share in value terms (2% CAGR)
- Other textiles (wool/linen/silk etc. ) constitute 11% share of trade in value terms (2% CAGR)
- Free Trade Agreement 2011 – Zero duty access to Indian garments in the Japanese market.
- US$ 25 billion apparel export to Japan to be materialized
- Woven garments hold a much better acceptance in Japan as compared to knitted garment
Japan's trade is now experiencing the 'Indian boom'.
Rapid trade expansion is occurring between the two countries, which is likely to fuel the growth of Indian apparel exports to Japan.
India and Japan share an excellent trade relationship. India is one of the three countries with whom Japan has a security pact, the other two being US, and Australia. Trade relations between the two countries flourished due to the establishment of diplomatic ties after the II World War.
APPAREL IMPORTS INTO JAPAN
Total Apparel imports into Japan ranges between 23 - 28 USD Bn. in the past few years
The above table shows that Knitted apparel was the largest imported category in 2022 with a share of 51.90% followed by Woven apparel at 48.10%..
Bilateral trade between Japan and India Product group : Apparel
Apparel imports into Japan have witnessed a positive mark in the last five years. Japan im- ports from the world of.24966.46 USD million. In 2022. Indian export to Japan has also seen growth, with India capturing a share of 0.89% in 2018, which increased to 0.96% in 2022. GLOCAL VISION 18
The above table shows that Japan is the fourth largest coun- try after the USA, Germany and France imports apparel products worldwide.
Indian garments capture a meagre share of 1% in total garment imports into Japan. Our major competition comes from Chi- na, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Cambodia etc. However, currently, China is facing some challenges in the low-cost apparel man- ufacturing sector that has affected their export performance