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China Loses Its Dominant Position In Clothing Production

2011/9/22 12:00:00 24

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People in the industry and clothing industry worry that the future textile and clothing will lose their competitiveness and the profits will be greatly reduced.

The Chinese government is unlikely to introduce relevant measures to promote the development of textiles and clothing, so the trend is inevitable.

Textile industry analyst Li Fuyang said: "the current economic policy focuses on the production and R & D of high-end clothing and products, and many companies are beginning to shift to this aspect.

The low end production of basic clothing is beginning to be ignored because its added value is not high.

At present, the Chinese market

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And labor costs have been greatly improved, and many buyers seeking low price has made many PRD manufacturers shut down.

The current situation is that these factories begin to pfer to inland cities and the west, but this will inevitably bring about the increase of pportation costs.

Li Fuyang said, "what if the government did not introduce anything?

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The industry is likely to disappear in less than 10 years.

Rick Helfenbein, President of Luen Thai USA, said he still believed that China would be the biggest clothing manufacturer, but his company had already started buying clothes from other countries.

China's reduction in this market is a great benefit to other countries, and some countries in Vietnam and the western hemisphere will benefit a lot from it.

Over the past 12 months, China's share of clothing imports in the US market has dropped by 40.8%, while exports from Philippines, Indonesia and other countries are clearly showing signs of rising.

In July, Vietnam's clothing exports increased by 6.6% to $267000000. Kevin Burke, director of the clothing and Footwear Association of the United States, said that he had come into contact with many business from the Western Hemisphere, especially those countries that had signed free trade agreements, such as Honduras, Dominica and China.

Burke said companies like VF Corp, Hanesbrands, Levi Strauss&Co. and other companies began to seek new sourcing channels in these countries.

And some high-end clothing, especially wool products and other manufacturers began to produce in the United States, in August the number of American apparel industry increased by 1100 people.

For these manufacturers, the production of clothing in the United States is more efficient than overseas production. Many people reduce their costs by placing orders at the end of the season.