Brazil Textile Workers "Scream Alarm" Requires Chinese Products To Leave Brazil.

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< p > local time 23, the international a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile "/a" trade fair was held in St Paul, Brazil, but outside the venue was very calm.

Thousands of Brazil textile workers staged demonstrations outside the venue to protest against the massive export of textiles from China and India to Brazil, resulting in the closure of the textile factories in Brazil and the loss of workers.

It was learned that the banner, which was waved by the Brazil Textile Association and trade union organizations and protesters, read "the defence of national industry and our work". They even played the slogan "Chinese products leave Brazil".

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< p > organizers called the demonstration a "cry alarm" to attract the attention of Brazil government departments. According to the data provided by the State Bureau of geostatistics of Brazil, 55 thousand workers in Brazil's textile industry have been unemployed since the beginning of this year.

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< p > according to the trade union organizers, about 1000 workers assembled near the exhibition hall on the same day, while only 100 policemen were responsible for maintaining order.

According to the workers at the demonstration site and the Brazil businessmen, the cause of the demonstrations broke out was the slogan of Chinese exhibitors playing "looking for more importing retailers in Brazil".

Some textile workers believe that this means that more Brazil importers are importing Chinese textile products to Brazil, causing Brazil's local textiles to lose competitiveness, factories to close down and workers to be dismissed.

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Aguinaldo, chairman of the Brazil Textile Association, said in an interview with Brazil local media that the competition in the textile industry is no longer a competition between the company and the company, but rather a competition between countries.

"In addition to cracking down on unfair imports, Brazil urgently needs to become an industrial competitive country rather than go industrialisation".

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Rainer Ledo, chairman of the Brazil Garment Association, < p > < a href= > http://fz.sjfzxm.com/ > said in an interview with the media that if the relevant protective measures were not taken, the textile industry in Brazil might disappear after more than a decade, leaving only those importers in the retail industry.

"What will happen to our 2 million textile workers?" asked the trade union who organized the demonstration.

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< p > however, Pan Faming, the organizer of the fair and general manager of Brazil China Foreign Trade Center, said this is a misunderstanding of Brazil's workers.

He said in a statement that the main purpose of the fair is to promote trade equity, mainly to provide a platform for information and technology exchange between professionals in China and Pakistan, a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_s.asp" > textile industry < /a >.

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