China's Exports Of Industrial Textiles Will Continue To Grow.

In the first quarter of this year, China exported 144 thousand tons of nonwovens, an increase of about 15%, and the demand for foreign markets remained strong. And because of the rapid growth of investment in the nonwovens industry, the growth rate of its output will return to a higher level in the first quarter. The export of China's industrial textiles industry is expected to maintain a growth rate of around 10% this year.

China Industrial Textiles Association 9, revealed that China's domestic market is the biggest driving force for the development of the industry's textile industry. The state's investment in infrastructure construction, environmental governance, health care, safety protection and military defense has been increasing, providing broad space for the rapid development of the industrial textiles industry.

In the first quarter of this year, sales, profits and investments of China's industrial textiles industry continued to maintain rapid growth, economic efficiency continued to improve, and exports maintained a growth rate of about 6.6%.

It is reported that China Industrial textiles Although the industry is mainly to satisfy the domestic demand market, the position of the international market in the industry is becoming more and more important. In the first quarter, the industry exported $4 billion 530 million of all kinds of industrial textiles, an increase of about 6.6%.

Industrial plastic coated fabrics, medical and health textiles, sail products, nonwovens and packaging bags are the main export products. The exports of the five products account for 73% of the total volume.

From the point of view of exports, Asia Exit The proportion is still the highest, and has maintained a relatively high growth rate, but the rate has dropped slightly compared with the previous period, especially for ASEAN's export growth rate of only 6.44%, while the EU and North America's export growth rebounded significantly, which has become the main driving force for the growth of China's industrial textiles exports.

At the same time, the non EU countries in Africa, Latin America and Europe account for a relatively small share of the export market, and their growth rates are also low or even negative.

Industry experts pointed out that the slow recovery of the developed economies this year has positive significance for the export of China's industrial textiles. There are some uncertainties in emerging markets such as Latin America and Africa, but their share in China's export market is not high, which has little impact on the overall export situation. Its annual exports are expected to maintain a growth rate of around 10%.