International Textile Development Forum Expert Exchange To Explore Current Trends

In 2010, China's international textile and garment trade development forum was held at the Canton Fair Exhibition Hall, and nearly 200 delegates from eleven countries and regions were present. The delegates discussed the latest development trend and challenges faced by the international textile and garment trade, and exchanged experiences and practices on textile industry facing crisis, adjustment and pformation, brand research and development, increasing value-added and increasing high-tech content.

Ministry of Commerce of China

Huang Yuefeng pointed out that at present, the international market competition is quite fierce, the trade friction phenomenon is still serious, and the pressure of business operation is increasing, leading to the expansion of export internal strength. The adjustment task of the Chinese textile and garment industry is still arduous, and we need to accelerate the pformation of the direction of foreign trade development.

Minera Akio, a senior researcher of Japan's fiber input and output combination, said at the forum that China's products account for 95% of Japan's total imports. Currently, Japan's textile trade is at its biggest turning point. Mainland China is about to become Japan's largest trading nation.

Huang Weiji, Secretary General of Taiwan Textile Development Association, said that the 18 verification method of functional textiles in Taiwan is the highlight of the development of the textile industry, and will cooperate with the mainland market in many ways in the future.

Vice chairman and chief of Yida group

Hilton, President of the fair Labour Association, pointed out that the value chain of China's garment industry is particularly urgent. China's success in the fashion industry will play a great role.

The future development direction of textile and garment industry is to build energy saving production and enterprises with fast production capacity, and promote low carbon life and low carbon society.

Zhou Jian, deputy general manager of China export credit insurance company, pointed out that the financial crisis has hit the production mode of textile and garment enterprises in mainland China.

At present, China's mainland enterprises need to break through the conservative trading mode, make full use of national financial capital and credit instruments to expand their business and realize the new credit mode.

China's textile and garment export enterprises should move forward from the original stage of "low-grade products and cash pactions" to the stage of "high-end products and credit pactions".

Fu Lixin, chairman of the European textile and garment Federation, suggested that despite the uncertainty of the international economic situation, the economic recovery made the enterprises see the hope. He believes that there are five major trends in the development of global textile and clothing: first, ordinary commodities will be pformed into special products; two, Internet technology has promoted the improvement of the service level of the industry; three, the demand for new products has been increasing; four, the textile industry has put forward higher requirements for raw materials; five, the industry has focused on sustainable development, and promoted green technology and green economy.