第62届IHGF Delhi Fair-Autumn 2026闭幕，业务询单约3600亿卢比

The 62nd edition of the IHGF Delhi Fair-Autumn 2026 concluded at the India Expo Centre & Mart, Greater Noida, generating business enquiries worth approximately ₹3,600 crore. Organised by the Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts (EPCH), the five-day trade fair was held from 13-17 October, bringing Indian handicraft and lifestyle manufacturers together with buyers from international markets.

The fair attracted more than 7,300 buyers, buying representatives and domestic volume buyers from 105 countries, reinforcing its role as a major sourcing platform for home, lifestyle, fashion, furnishing, furniture and interior products. Buyers from markets including the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Australia, Japan, China and South Africa participated in the event.

According to EPCH representatives, the fair reflected growing interest among international buyers in sourcing products from Indian manufacturers. Supply-chain diversification emerged as a notable trend, with several wholesalers and retailers indicating plans to increase procurement from India. Some visiting buyers already sourced between 40% and 80% of their total imports from Indian manufacturers, highlighting India’s role in their sourcing strategies.

The exhibition showcased a wide range of Indian-made products, connecting exporters with international brands, retailers, wholesalers and sourcing professionals. Participating buyers included representatives associated with companies such as Maisons du Monde in France, Nitori in Japan, Ross Stores and TJX Companies in the United States, and Landmark Group in the UAE.

The fair’s business enquiries add to the wider export potential of India’s handicrafts sector. EPCH reported that Indian handicraft exports reached US$3.75 billion in the 2025–26 financial year. By facilitating direct engagement between manufacturers and buyers, IHGF Delhi Fair continues to provide an important platform for showcasing Indian craftsmanship, expanding market access and developing international trade relationships.