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一 |     (ECNS) -- More than 2,000 fabric suppliers joined the 2026 Global Home Textile Eco-Fashion Exhibition & Shaoxing Keqiao China Textile City Curtain Fabric Exhibition, which opened Wednesday in Keqiao, Zhejiang Province.        China Textile City, the world's largest textile distribution hub, handles about a quarter of global fabric trade annually.    This year's expo adopted a dual-venue format, with the Beilian Market serving as a core exhibition area. Exhibitors showcased new curtain products and technologies, including AI-powered design tools that generate realistic home décor renderings from photos.        The three-day exhibition covers an area of 250,000 square meters and displays a wide range of home textile products, including curtains, wall coverings, kitchen and bathroom fabrics.        Huang Jinwang, an exhibitor from Pujiang, Jinhua, who has been in the sofa cushion business for over 20 years, has pivoted to the pet pad market in the past two years.    He said this is his company's third time exhibiting in Keqiao, with exports now accounting for over 60% of sales. "With the growing number of pet lovers at home and abroad, we have brought hundreds of pet pad designs in the hope of expanding into new markets at this expo."    (By Tang Yuxian)                    。    Moscow, Oct 14 (UNI) The United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) called on Friday for renewed support for small-scale farms supplying food to their communities as a way of mitigating global hunger.
"More should be done to assist small-scale farms, which produce more than a third of the world’s food but represent 80 percent of the world’s producers," the agency said in a statement.
The organization said ahead of the World Food Day on Sunday that farmers in rural areas were among the most vulnerable, despite being one of the foundations of the global agri-food system.
"Yet they are too often trapped in cycles of poverty and food insecurity and excluded from opportunities in systems dominated by large producers and retailers," it said.
FAO said that governments should provide equal opportunities for all producers and help smallholders enter new markets. Investment in training, technologies and innovation can go a long way in placing small farms at the center of transformation, it said.
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