Chinese Apparel Exporters Are Looking To Emerging Economies.

"P > exports from many world leading a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "> garments > /a > exporting countries to European Union countries. Since 2012, the rapid price declines reflect the uncertain economic conditions. In this area, according to the new global business information company's textile intelligence, trade and trade policy: reporting on the world's leading apparel exporters and major markets, the export growth in the Middle East countries is strong, just like exporting some Asian and South American countries.

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Exporting to EU countries is also difficult for P exporters themselves.

Therefore, although the European Union exports to the European Union outside the country increased by 12.1%, from EU member countries in the European Union exports of other countries dropped by 11.6%.

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< p > for China's < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > garment manufacturer < /a >, exports to Germany dropped by 22.4%, and exports to France dropped by 14%.

In fact, Germany and France are among the 10 largest markets in China, and two of them are in decline. In addition, Italy, Spain and Holland are no longer ranked the ten largest market in China. Even in 2011, they were eighth, ninth and tenth big markets in China.

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Compared with P, China's exports to Vietnam increased by 115.1%, exports to UAE increased by 25.3%, and exports to Russia increased by 14%.

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P, Vietnam's clothing manufacturer, is the 10 largest market in the country, the fastest growing export to China (33%), followed by Korea (32.3%) and Japan (18.4%).

In fact, China is expected to overtake the us to become the largest trading partner of "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp "Vietnam" /a by 2030.

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Exports from Vietnam to other Asian countries also predict significant growth in the next few years, from Vietnam to the entire Asian region (excluding Japan), which is expected to increase by an average of 15% per year between 2013 and 2020.

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P, a manufacturer based in India, exported to the ten largest market in 8 countries, declined in 2012. Especially in some EU countries, exports in India dropped sharply, including Belgium (24.7%), Italy (down 23.6%), Germany (down 22.2%), France (21.8%) and Holland (15.9%).

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India P exports to the United Arab Emirates (9.6%) and Saudi Arabia (3.7%).

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Manufacturers in Indonesia also suffered a sharp decline in their exports to some EU countries, including Holland (down 24.8%), France (down 23.1%) and Germany (13%).

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Compared with P, Indonesia's exports to Japan increased by 42.6%, while that of South Korea increased by 35?.7% and the UAE increased by 15.4%.

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At the same time, in Malaysia manufacturers, the fastest growth was in exports to Brazil (an increase of 20.4%), while the largest decline was in exports to the UK (down 14.9%), Italy (down 11.8%), Belgium (down 11.1%), Germany (down 3.5%) and France (2.8%).

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In the future, emerging economies will continue to provide growth opportunities for exporters. < p >

In addition, in the European Union, especially in the euro area, it is expected that the latter region will officially climb out of recession, with a contraction of 18 months after the second quarter of 2013.

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P, however, any EU growth in 2013 will be slow. Global trade growth will continue to be much slower in the next few years.

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Besides P, this weakness still exists, and the threat of trade protectionism can have a negative impact on Global trade, especially considering the fact that the global economic crisis has failed after other attempts to restore growth.

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