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The Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) is now accepting applications for companies interested in a special business fact-finding mission to China. The trip is scheduled for 5-15 November 2007 and is limited to ten people in order to maximize the networking experience. IFAI President Steve Warner and Li-Ying Yu, IFAI's representative in China, will lead the mission, which will include visits to Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Suzhou, as well as:

* high-level meetings with government and textile association executives, including the leaders of the China N

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