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In The 1-2 Month Of This Year, The Export Trade Value Of Garments At Suifenhe Port Amounted To US $14 Million 464 Thousand.

2012/3/19 10:14:00 20

In 1-2 months this year,

Fen River

Port export

clothing

The trade value of clothing accessories and accessories reached US $14 million 464 thousand, down 64.3% compared to the same period last year. In February, the trade value of export garments and clothing accessories reached US $8 million 704 thousand, which was affected by the low base of garment export in the same period last year. In February, Suifenhe port's clothing export trade increased 30.7%.

According to analysis, last year's textile industry in China

clothing

Enterprises suffered a series of blows, such as sharp decline in orders, huge inventory pressure, rising labor costs, raw material prices and high logistics costs. Many enterprises were forced to cut production or even stop production.

According to statistics, the price of raw materials and fabrics in garment industry has increased by 30%-80% in 2011.

Meanwhile,

clothing

In general, enterprises also encountered large-scale "labor shortage". In order to deal with the problem of labor shortage, Zhejiang, Shanghai and Jiangsu had to ease the wage increase in many areas.

Gain

Up to 33%.

Affected by the fast rising cost of production factors, orders for textile and garment enterprises in the Pearl River Delta generally declined by more than 10% in the 4 quarter of 2011, and it is expected to drop by as much as 20%-30% in 2012.

Some of the orders from European and American markets have shifted to lower wage economies such as Kampuchea, Vietnam and Indonesia, due to factors such as rising cost of production and operation.

In addition, the continued appreciation of the RMB against the US dollar makes China's garment export industry worse.

Garments exported to Suifenhe port are mainly exported.

Russia

Meanwhile, the downturn of port garment export has lasted for more than a year.

At present, about 50% of the Russian light industry market is illegal "grey" imports.

Russian departments have set up specialized organizations to regulate the Russian textile market, so as to control the "grey" imports of textiles.

At the same time, Russia will also rectify the open-air market dominated by individual businesses, and intensify efforts to investigate corruption cases in the Customs Department.

The Russian government also plans to increase the share of domestic textiles in the Russian market from 50% to 20%-25% by 2020.

This will benefit the healthy development of our export trade to Russia in the long run, but will have a huge impact on some SMEs in the medium and short term.