EXINTEX, one of Latin America's oldest textile fairs, attracted attention in 2026 with its international participation and wide range of products.

EXINTEX, one of the most important meeting points for the Latin American textile industry, brought together industry professionals in Puebla, Mexico, between March 10-13, 2026. Held at the Puebla Exhibition Center, the fair stood out for its comprehensive coverage of all links in the textile value chain.

EXINTEX, held since 1991 and one of the most established organizations in the region, attracted attention with its strong international participation in its 2026 edition. Spanning over 30,000 m² of exhibition space, the fair presented visitors with a wide range of products and services, from yarn and fabric to technical textiles and ready-to-wear clothing, as well as machinery, chemicals, and sustainable production solutions.

The event hosted over 800 participating companies from 24 countries, and with a total visitor count reaching 20,000, this comprehensive participation once again demonstrated the fair's importance on both a regional and global scale.

EXINTEX 2026, an important event for Turkey, offered a remarkable platform for new collaborations and export opportunities. The fair, whose Turkish representation was undertaken by Domino Fuarcılık, was held this year for the first time with the national participation support of the Ministry of Trade of the Republic of Turkey and the contributions of KOMİD (Garment Automation Machinery Manufacturers Association).

Turkish companies participating in the fair included KOMID members Alser, Avtech, Bıçaksan, Çelikhan, Demirbilek, DMS, Efatech, EPA, LGM, Malkan, New-Tech, Serkon, Tems, Timtaş, and Yılmak. In addition, Credo, AGM, Santeks, GCM, Memnun, Odesi, Kaptaş, Canlar, and Asteks, bringing the total number of Turkish companies present to 24, had the opportunity to showcase their products and technologies to visitors from Mexico and neighboring countries.

In conclusion, EXINTEX 2026 stood out as a significant platform guiding the development of the Latin American textile sector, strengthening international collaborations, and particularly supporting transformation focused on sustainability and technology.