The largest international toy B2B exhibition, Toy Biz, is getting into its eighth edition this time around and will begin on 18 July at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi and carry on till 21 July.
The Toy Association of India (TAI) is an Apex Body; representing more than 600 toy industry members from all over India. It organises fairs/exhibitions in different parts of the country to bring together the manufacturers, traders and end users to enable foster good business relations. The body also participates and takes delegations to international fairs to promote Indian Toy Trade.
Speaking to AnimationXpress.com, Toy Biz head of administration Y K Singh says: “Over the past seven years we have had a great response from both exhibitors and visitors alike and we expect to continue that trend this year as well.”
The trade fraternity has members belonging to importers, exporters, manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, and other categories depending on their main focus. The association makes an effort to address issues like custom duties, legal redressal, capital building, resource pooling fiscal issues, merchandising, among other perennial problems.
So what’s in it for the visitors, well Toy Biz is the largest B2B Toy Fair in south east Asia; a chance to meet over 100 exhibitors, there is also chance of bagging goodies in lucky draws at 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm on 19th, 20th and 21st July.
Toy Biz is recognized by Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, Government of India. This is a great platform for the Toy fraternity and all engaged in business of child related products to interact with each other. It is strictly open for trade only and only registered visitors will be allowed to enter the fair. Visitors will be required to present their business identification. Children below 18 years will not be admitted under any circumstances.
“There are nearly 102 exhibitors participating this time around and we expect to see at least 6,000 footfalls over the next four days. The stage is set for all the stakeholders and I am sure the eighth edition will be a grand success as well,” ends Singh.
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