Expo Producción Mexico 2025 concludes with strong industry turnout

Expo Producción Mexico 2025, the event for the sewn products and textile manufacturing industry in Mexico and Central America, concluded a successful three-day run at Centro Banamex, Mexico City, from September 25–27. 

Co-located with FESPA Mexico 2025, the event attracted over 14,000 industry professionals eager to explore the latest trends, products, and innovations shaping the future of textile and apparel manufacturing.

This year’s edition brought together leading brands, manufacturers, and suppliers covering the entire supply chain — from fibres, fabrics, and non-wovens to machinery, logistics, and software solutions. Exhibitors presented cutting-edge technologies in cutting, sewing, textile machinery, digital printing, and automation, creating a one-stop destination for sourcing and collaboration.

The exhibition provided a strong platform for generating new business opportunities and fostering partnerships among global and regional players. The event also featured a robust conference programme addressing key topics such as tariff policy impacts on textiles, smart workwear integration, and digital transformation across mass manufacturing and consumer sectors.

Despite Mexico’s modest economic outlook—with GDP growth projected between 0.1 and 1.2 per cent for 2025, according to the OECD and the Bank of Mexico—the textile and apparel sector continues to demonstrate resilience. Employing nearly 1.2 million workers, of whom around 59 per cent are women, the industry remains a key pillar of the nation’s social and economic fabric.

The collaboration with FESPA Mexico 2025 added depth by integrating digital printing, sublimation, and packaging innovations, reflecting the growing convergence between apparel production and advanced print technologies.

Expo Producción 2025 reaffirmed its position as the premier meeting point for Mexico’s textile value chain, promoting competitiveness, sustainability, and regional cooperation in a rapidly evolving manufacturing landscape.

ALCHEMPro News Desk (HU)