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Jiangsu Port Exports Increased By 50% In May

2010/7/5 14:29:00 36

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Textile

According to Nanjing customs statistics, this year, 1~5 month, Jiangsu port.

Export textile

Yarn, fabric and

products

And clothing and clothing accessories totaled 880 million US dollars, up 27.2% over the same period last year.

In February and March this year, the export of textile and clothing at Jiangsu port continued to decline, and began to enter the rising channel in April. In May of that month, Jiangsu port exported 220 million dollars of textile and clothing, an increase of 52.9% over the same period, an increase of 17.8% over the same period, and the first monthly export of more than 200 million dollars since 2009.

From the point of view of species,

textile

It is the main force to promote the growth of textile and clothing exports.

Data show that in 1~5 months, Jiangsu port exported 570 million US dollars of textiles, an increase of 39.5% over the same period, accounting for 64.3% of the total value of textile and garment exports at Jiangsu port in the same period. The contribution rate to the overall export growth of textile and clothing was 85.2%. Meanwhile, the export garments and accessories were 310 million US dollars, up 9.7% over the same period last year.

Supplement:

According to Wen Wei Po, with the implementation of Sino EU and Sino US textile agreement, China's textile and apparel products exported to Europe and the United States have come down.

According to Shanghai Customs recently disclosed that Shanghai port exports textile and apparel 3 billion 60 million dollars to the EU in the first 4 months of this year, an increase of 14.8% over the same period last year, an increase of 29.6 percentage points. Exports to the United States showed a trend of increase and decline, with exports of only 2 billion 810 million US dollars, down 2.5%.

This year, the state has fully implemented quota management for the restricted textiles exported to Europe and the United States, and has made the price rise in the process of quota bidding. The lowest bid price of all kinds of products in the restricted textile quotas for export to Europe and the United States is higher than that of last year, and directly promoted the export prices of restricted textile and garment products exported to Europe and the United States rose sharply.

According to customs statistics, the price increase of most major varieties is over 20%.

The prices of cotton knitted or crocheted T-shirts and other garments exported to Europe and the United States rose by 74% and 59% respectively compared with the same period last year. The price of the men's suit suits exported to the United States rose by 28%, and the price of European synthetic fiber blouse rose by 35%.