News Express Of International Textile And Garment Industry

< p > < strong > 2013 Thailand a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" > textile > /a > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/", "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > "clothing" industry: operators are facing challenges.
< p > the Thailand Kai Tai Research Center expects that the export volume of Thailand's textile and garment industry will shrink by 5% in 2013 or close to 2011 level (i.e. -0.5% to 0%). The main support force still comes from the export to ASEAN and Japan market, and the supply chain enterprises from this industry will move to the region more, so that the export of textile and clothing to the two main markets can still grow. < /p >
The challenges faced by textile and garment operators in 2013 P remain the pressure to maintain competitiveness and overcome the increase in production costs. At the same time, the trend of appreciation of baht in fluctuations will also affect export prices and reduce orders received by Thailand operators. To address these challenges, operators should pay more attention to improving production efficiency, such as production of higher value-added products, in line with the new investment promotion policy of Thailand Investment Promotion Council (BOI), which is studying and revising and promoting industries with advanced technology, enhancing labour skills to increase productivity, and finding channels to expand production and sales to neighbouring countries with lower production costs, which should be an option in line with the current investment situation. < /p >
< p > looking forward to the future situation, if we can continue to adjust in the direction mentioned above, we will change the source of operation revenue structure of downstream industries, and perhaps turn to more investment income from foreign investment. The proportion will gradually increase. At present, the main export revenue of the industry still depends on the strength and competitive products of upstream industries. However, it also depends on the supporting policies of the relevant government departments, including measures to expand foreign investment and whether tax measures are enough to attract enterprises to repatriate foreign operating income to China, so as to compensate for the loss of income caused by the poor export prospects to a certain extent. < /p >
< p > another issue that must be closely watched is the prospect of the success of the Thailand EU free trade area negotiations and the negotiation progress of Thailand's accession to the Pan Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement (TPP), which can bring benefits to the textile and garment industry. However, the government must also consider the consequent impact comprehensively, because it may involve sensitive issues related to other industries and the interests of the general public, such as patent rights of pharmaceuticals, patent rights of plants and animals, or protection of geographical indications. < /p >
< p > < strong > Philippines < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp > > clothing export < /a > 2012 reached US $2 billion < /strong > /p >
< p > according to the statistics of Philippines Ministry of trade and industry, Philippines's clothing export has rebounded in recent years. Garment exports reached US $1 billion 746 million in 2011 and US $2 billion in 2012. < /p >
< p > the highest level of clothing exports in Philippines was US $2 billion 299 million in 2007. Clothing was once the main export product of Philippines, but with the cancellation of quotas in 2004, a large number of garment factories moved to Bangladesh and Kampuchea, and garment exports were no longer brilliant. Officials from the Ministry of trade and industry said that in recent years, the revitalization of garment exports has benefited from foreign investment and factory relocation. In addition, the Philippines government has been committed to pushing the US Congress to pass the "save Philippines clothing industry" act to achieve preferential or zero tariffs on Philippine clothing exports to the United States. < /p >
< p > < strong > in India, organic children's wear has become a new fashion trend < /strong > < /p >
< p > an industry expert said that the demand for non allergic, eco-friendly and durable organic cotton children's clothing in India has been increasing because people are increasingly aware of health and environmental problems. < /p >
"Now people are at risk. They now understand that cotton clothing is not entirely environmentally friendly and safe clothing," said Deepak Agarwal, CEO of Stockholm P Gron. < /p >
< p > "organic a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp "> children's wear > /a" is becoming more and more popular, because mothers understand and worry more about the effects of chemical dyes on baby's skin. After a period of time, the conventional chemicals in cotton cloth will stick to the baby's skin, "Agarwal said. < /p >
< p > he said that India planted organic cotton instead of chemical fertilizer. According to the design provided by European partners, according to the European Commission's REACH law, safe chemical staining is used. < /p >