The US Textile And Garment Industry Aims At Other American Countries.

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Kim Glass, Assistant Vice Minister of clothing (Kim Glas) recently delivered a speech that US textile and clothing exports increased by 18% in 2010 to US $19 billion 700 million.

It is estimated that by 2014, the average annual growth rate of textile and clothing exports in the United States will reach 15%, and the annual export volume will reach US $30 billion.

Glass said that in the future, American manufacturers will increase their trade with other American countries, and in addition to export business, they will also strengthen their procurement efforts in the region.

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Glass said the US government is stepping up efforts to enhance the competitiveness of textile and garment manufacturers and strive to win greater market share in the international market.

On the other hand, recently, the US orders for Central America rose strongly. An american apparel company executive in Central America said, "American manufacturers and retailers have aimed at us. Our orders are raining at the moment. In order to ensure delivery on time, our textile factories are working at full capacity."

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With the rise of raw material prices and labor costs in Asia, especially in China, the purchasing cost advantages of American countries are becoming increasingly prominent.

More and more American companies take the Americas as their purchasing places.

At the same time, the region also has regional advantages, which facilitate the market entry of products, communication accessibility, free trade agreements and many other preferential policies, as well as quality and reliability.

Glass said that the trade fundamentals of the Americas were good and employment opportunities showed a growing trend.

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With the steady development of the market, the US Department of Commerce has organized and sponsored various forums. For example, the recent summit meeting of the Americas summit held in Las Vegas, a total of 90 companies from the United States, Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean, Peru and Columbia participated.

In addition, in order to enhance the purchasing power of large enterprises in the Americas, the USTR and IADB have also set up a new online procurement database for the CAFTA DR countries to facilitate the service of all kinds of enterprises in the American textile and apparel supply chain.