Set to explore the South with its 16th edition going to Bengaluru in December
10th July 2024, India:
HGH India, a reputable biannual trade event for furniture, housewares, gifts, and textiles for the home, wrapped up its 15th edition at Mumbai’s BEC. 42,140 people from 640 Indian cities and villages attended the four-day event, including 410 foreign guests from 33 different nations. The program featured a number of notable individuals, including:
· Smt. Amrit Raj, DC Handicrafts, Ministry of Textiles, GOI,
· Smt. Roop Rashi, IA&AS, Textile Commissioner, Ministry of Textiles, GOI
· ID Ketan Sheth, Chairman, IIID, Mumbai;
· Ar. Gaurish Chandawarkar, Directors, IES College of Architecture
· Ar. Chandrashekhar Kanetkar, Principal Architect, Chandrashekhar Design INC
Mr. Arun Roongta, Managing Director, HGH India, said, Retailers and distributors were keen to source unique products in anticipation of strong customer demand over the upcoming Diwali and festive seasons. These products were abundant at this HGH India edition. We as the organizers were quite happy to learn that more than 90% of the exhibitors had achieved outstanding commercial outcomes. Trade buyers also thought that there has been a significant improvement in the design and quality of Indian items, as seen by several exhibitors’ displays. These signs inspired us to travel to Bengaluru, the home of the 16th edition of HGH India, and explore the South. Thus, this December, we will be focusing exclusively on South.
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Innovations and New launches at the show:
ü Arvind Lifestyle, a prominent denim fabric maker globally and one of India’s biggest woven textile producers, introduced bed sheets for the first time at HGH India.
ü Jindal lifestyle also made its debut in the cookware market with their brand Arttd’inox, in addition to other priceless steel gifts.
ü Kansyam Metalex unveiled a complete dining set in bronze, bringing it full circle and emphasizing the metal’s positive and healthful qualities for humans.
ü Through HGH India, the Brazilian company Tramontina, which has over a century of experience producing high-end housewares, entered the Indian market.
ü The Orange Tree, a Jodhpur-based furniture exporter of great magnitude, made its debut at HGH India.
ü Some unusual crafts, such as carving in limestone, were displayed in the Handicrafts category and received positive feedback from the guests.
ü In order to better understand the production and import of these goods in India, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) held a seminar at HGH India on industry standards for BIS-certified water bottles and vacuum norms.
ü About 15% of the brands seen by HGH India were from the global market, indicating that the domestic Indian market is undoubtedly producing a pull factor in the global arena.
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Celebrities who visited the show:
HGH India was selected by celebrity chef Vicky Ratnani and actress Kajal Aggarwal as the venue for the introduction of their individual brand licencing initiatives. As the brand ambassador for Refresh Mattress, actress Sonali Bendre stopped by the booth to introduce the company’s newest mattress product line. Celebrity Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi from HGH India graced the occasion for the brand at the Borosil booth. As Wonderchef was one of the exhibitors, Chef Sanjeev Kapoor was also there to engage with the trade and business community.
For more than ten years, HGH India has been involved in the home improvement industry. It is the only trade event that aims to link Indian and international home product producers and brands with the country’s domestic market.In order to offer retailers, distributors, importers, architects, interior designers, and institutional buyers full sourcing solutions while keeping an eye on emerging design trends, the show unites home textiles, home decor, home furnishings, and housewares under one roof.