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Vietnam Cooperates With Kampuchea And Burma To Develop Cotton Planting

2010/7/14 10:13:00 45

Vietnam in the first half of the year

Textile garments

Although it has become the second largest exporter of the two largest markets in the United States and Japan (China tops the list), it accounts for 2.7% of the global textile and garment market, but exports to the EU only grew by 1% (up 15 in the same period in 2009).

cotton

fibre

The analysis of serial production processes such as drawnwork, weaving, dyeing and finishing, sewing and so on showed that Vietnam still had only a performance in the garment production at the terminal stage. 70% of its raw materials and accessories were still dependent on imports, such as the first half of the year, importing 2 billion 500 million US dollars of all kinds of fabrics and 1 billion 200 million dollars of raw and secondary materials and nearly 1 billion dollars of yarn.

Vinatex Vu Duc Giang, general manager of Vietnam's state textile and Garment Group, said recently that the unit has so far injected 15 billion 300 million shields to produce cotton, rayon, cloth, dyeing and finishing and other auxiliary materials, and has developed cotton cultivation in cooperation with Kampuchea and Burma. It has decided to reduce the multi angle investment mode in 2010, and is preparing to use 1 trillion 4000 billion shield intensive manufacturing core value added products, including joint production of polyester and location construction of dyeing and finishing industrial areas and cotton growing areas (8 cotton field development plans registered at present, with a total area of 2000 hectares, two of which have been implemented).

Vinatex has invested $325 million in cooperation with the Vietnam national oil and gas group (PVN) in early May 2009 to build a man-made fiber factory in the Haiphong Dinh Vu Industrial Zone (using the technology authorized by the German UHDE company. The general contractor, led by South Korea's Hyundai, is responsible for the construction, with a daily production capacity of 600 tonnes, and is expected to fully meet the local textile industry's demand for raw materials after mass production in 2012, and Vinatex and Phong Phu textile company jointly hold 19%.

Vinatex also set up 4 textile and dyeing and finishing industrial zones in central Ning Ping Province, northern Nam Dinh Province, southern Longan River and tea Rong province.

Li Guoen, director of the Vitas, said that the company will invest 1 trillion 100 billion shields in 2010 to upgrade the production technology and production capacity of the industry, organize the supply and marketing of raw materials and accessories for domestic textile garments, and strive to attract investment and development to enhance the self-control rate.