Here you will find information about the Heimtextil partnerships.
BHB - Handelsverband Heimwerken, Bauen und Garten e.V.
As a trade association, the Handelsverband Heimwerken, Bauen und Garten e.V. (BHB) rrepresents the interests of DIY, construction and gardening retailers from Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as other companies in the DIY sector from industry and the service sector.
It is active in the D-A-CH region and throughout Europe via its membership of the European DIY Retail Association (EDRA), represents the industry's economic and media policy interests and engages in dialogue with politicians, the media, administration, suppliers and service providers. The BHB currently comprises 24 retail organisations with over 30 sales divisions and over 210 supporting members from industry and the service sector.
BTE Handelsverband Textil Schuhe Lederwaren
As a federal trade association, the BTE represents the interests of the German textile, shoe and leather goods retail trade vis-à-vis political decision-makers, suppliers, trade fairs, fashion centres, consumer associations and other interest groups.
It carries out industry-related groundwork, helps to solve technical problems, promotes professional training and further education, provides all kinds of specialist information, clarifies fundamental issues with market partners and is a dialogue partner for legislators and authorities. The BTE is also involved in standardisation committees on topics such as e-commerce, RFID and electronic business transactions (EDI).
Deco Team
With its trend inspiration and extensive infotainment program, the interest group of leading German home textile suppliers offers all trade fair visitors great added value. The focus is on the presentation of current trend themes in fascinating interiors - the symbiosis of curtains and decorative fabrics, upholstery fabrics, sun protection, textile floor coverings and textile accessories for holistic furnishing concepts.
An absolute highlight is the DecoTeam infotainment program, the service offensive for a lively start to a successful new year. Keynote speeches, workshops, expert days with specialist presentations, industry talks, networking and more offer unique added value.
Denizli Exporters’ Association (DENIB)
DENIB is one of the 61 exporters associations in Türkiye which aims at increase, support and coordination of export to contribute to economic improvement, assisting its members in coordination with Ministry of Trade and Turkish Exporters Assembly with its approximately 5.000 members, introducing +3.000 different product types to +185 countries annually.
European DIY Retail Association (EDRA) / Global Home Improvement Network (GHIN)
The European DIY Retail Association/Global Home Improvement Network (EDRA/GHIN) is the voice of the home improvement industry across the world. The two associations represent the entire spectrum of the DIY & home improvement industry, from local corner shops, digital players, and big box retailers.
Today EDRA/GHIN represents 222 home improvement companies operating over 33,250 stores in 77 countries.
Fachverband Matratzen-Industrie e.V.
Fachverband Matratzen-Industrie e.V. is an association of leading German industrial mattress manufacturers and their suppliers. It pursues all relevant topics for its members in order to actively shape the future of the industry. In addition to the mega topics of our time, such as the circular economy and digitalization, the association is committed to establishing uniform industry standards that make it easier for the industry, retailers and consumers to find their way around.
Handelsverband Hessen e.V.
As the representative of the retail and service companies in Hesse, the trade association is the central interface to politics, political parties, trade unions, the public, cities and municipalities as an industry and employers' association. It represents the interests of Hesse‘s retail sector and our 7,200 member companies with 200,000 employees.
The Handelsverband Hessen e.V. is geared to making the trade fit for the future and to giving its members a significant time, price and/or competitive advantage, e.g. through labour and social law advice and representation in court and many trade-related service.
Heimtex
HEIMTEX, the Association of the German Home Textiles Industry, has developed into an effective and modern service organization for the home textiles industry. With a large number of services, it supports its members in their day-to-day business and in their strategic development.
In addition, the member companies have the opportunity to get to know each other personally, exchange ideas and learn from each other in various specialist groups.
IGI – The Global Wallcoverings Association
The IGI – The Global Wallcoverings Association strives to meet the business needs of its members. A stated objective is to set standards for business practices and product performance to protect and promote the interests of consumers, distributors and manufacturers. IGI also supports the promotion of excellence in materials and workmanship standards for the industry's products, conducts market studies and technical research, and organizes technical and marketing seminars.
The services provided by IGI are regularly reviewed to meet the changing expectations of the Association's members.
Uludag Textile Exporters' Association (UTIB)
Uludag Textile Exporters' Association (UTIB) was established in Bursa in 1986 within the organization of the Uludag Exporters' Association. As of 1 January 2024, UTIB has 3.702 active members.
Today the Association exports to all continents in the world, especially to USA, Germany, Spain, Belarus, Egypt and etc. approximately 160 countries and regions; the total export reached $1.282 billion by the end of 2023. In recent years, UTIB organized many congresses, workshops, represented the country in international fairs, invited buyers' delegations, set up trend areas, seminars, training sessions, Start–up Challenges and other events. In addition the Association has been successful in being a model organization within the sector and for other leading sectors.
Turkish Home Textile Industrialists and Businessmen Association (TETSIAD)
TTETSIAD, the umbrella organization of the Turkish home textile industry, was founded in 1991 in Sultanhamam, one of the oldest and main residential and commercial districts of Istanbul.
As of today, it has become a non-governmental organization that is the most important manager of the sector with approximately two thousand members in 30 provinces across Türkiye. When we look at the member profile, we see that they are industrialists who realize 85% of our sector, that is, Türkiye's home textile exports.
Association of the German Down and Feather Industry
Together with three other associations, VDFI e. V. [= the Association of the German Down and Feather Industry] constitutes a strong international centre for a strong industry: the down and feather industry. We are characterised by profound quality assurance and standardisation work. As associations, we take a stand in politics, in administration and in public for our approximately 140 members and we support economic success with globally established brands (e. g. DOWNPASS or NOMITE) in all domestic markets and in all export markets.
Association of the German Wallpaper Industry (VDT)
The Association of the German Wallpaper Industry (VDT) represents the interests of German wallpaper manufacturers. Uniform markings and quality criteria for wallpapers in Germany and Europe are established through standardization. There is also a strong focus on sustainability through the simultaneous consideration of economic, ecological and social aspects of its own activities. In addition to the wallpaper manufacturers, the association is supported by other companies as associate members.
Zentralverband Raum und Ausstattung (ZVR)
As a federal association, the Zentralverband Raum und Ausstattung (ZVR) represents the idealistic, professional, economic and social interests of the interior decorating and upholstery trades as well as the flooring trade throughout Germany. The association maintains close contact with its members and exchanges information with other associations. In cooperation with the regional guild associations and the local guilds, it represents the economic, professional, idealistic and social interests of its members vis-à-vis politics, administration and the public.
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