In Depth Visit To Italy Naples CIS Mall, Burst Out The New Direction Of Sino Italian Cooperation

On the morning of April 26th, Zhejiang, China's light textile city group Limited by Share Ltd, global textile network, online textile city group, and a number of textile enterprises from Shaoxing Keqiao arrived at the CIS mall in Naples to visit the largest B2B commercial distribution system in Europe. At the same time, we visited the local clothing brands KOCCA and ALCOTT in Italy.

Under the reception of two directors of Guido Fusco, KOCCA and ALCOTT of CNA, the Shaoxing business group visited the enterprises and the park, and introduced the details of the mall and brand to the enterprise group, and answered the questions raised by Shaoxing enterprises. Yu Weiqiang, general manager of Zhejiang China Light Textile City Group, introduced the China Light Textile City to local clothing enterprises, and hoped that they could come to Keqiao to purchase fabrics in the city of Yu Weiqiang. The design ability and awareness of Frontier fashion of local enterprises have been greatly recognized. Enterprises participating in the trip to Italy are also very keen to welcome these powerful Italy garment enterprises to Keqiao, hoping that they can enter the Textile City, help improve the design ability of the textile city and increase the diversified development pattern of the textile city.

CIS mall is Europe's largest B2B commercial distribution system, the mall has more than 300 enterprises, covering an area of 1 million square meters, employing more than 4000 employees. It is a mall dedicated to the production and marketing of clothing and fashion industries. Since its opening in 1986, it has been providing various products for Italy and international customers, and has more than 100 products in the CIS mall.

There is a customs office inside the hub, and a railway station with 13 tracks leading to the whole country and the world. Since its construction in 2009, the Campania logistics hub has been a partner of Italy's major national and international railway operators, linking Naples to Italy's 51 destinations.