Xinjiang Textile And Garment Industry Has Accelerated To Enter The Asia Europe Market, And The End Of The Year Is Over 10 Million Spindles.

In the past two years, the central and autonomous regions have issued series preferential policies.

Textile and garment industry to attract the mainland

Garment enterprises to invest in Xinjiang to promote textile industry

The industry is advancing by leaps and bounds. By the end of 2015, the size of Xinjiang's textile will exceed 10 million.

According to Liu Yanning, director of Xinjiang textile industry management office, in 2015, Xinjiang textile and garment industry

Attracting foreign investment has made further progress. As of the end of June this year, 118 mainland textile and garment enterprises have invested in Xinjiang, including 58 textile projects, with a total investment of 26 billion 750 million yuan.

The total investment is 60, and the total investment is 2 billion 929 million yuan.

The fixed assets investment in the textile and garment industry reached 7 billion 50 million yuan, an increase of 187% over the same period last year.

It is expected that 4 million spindles will be added to Xinjiang this year, and the textile industry is expected to exceed 10 million spindles by the end of the year.

The region has added 50 million new garments and 67 thousand new jobs.

In 2012, Xinjiang's textile scale was 5 million 500 thousand spindles, reaching 7 million 600 thousand ingots in 2014, and more than 10 million spindles at the end of 2015.

Liu Yanning said that at this rate, the scale of Xinjiang's textile industry is expected to achieve 20 million goals ahead of schedule.

Xinjiang is the largest in China.

Since 2012, Xinjiang has vigorously developed textile and garment industry to boost employment by relying on its abundant cotton resources.

This development strategy has been approved by the central government and has become a national strategy, bringing great opportunities for the development of Xinjiang's textile and garment industry.

In 2014, the second central Xinjiang work forum confirmed the implementation of the strategic plan for developing the textile and garment industry in Xinjiang, and plans to use 10 years or so to achieve the goal of promoting the employment of 1 million people through the development of the textile and apparel industry chain, thus promoting the stability and long-term stability of Xinjiang society.

The state and autonomous region each produced 10 billion yuan and set up a 20 billion yuan scale special fund for the development of Xinjiang's textile and garment industry. The state also issued a series of special industrial policies for Xinjiang to introduce value-added tax to all industries.

The autonomous region has also introduced 10 preferential policies, such as low tariff, freight subsidy, new cotton subsidy, employment training, employee social security subsidy and loan discount, so that the cost of Xinjiang's textile and garment industry is reduced by about 10% compared with that of the mainland, which greatly improves the competitiveness of enterprises and the attraction of investment.

According to statistics, in 2014, Xinjiang's textile and garment industry fixed assets investment completed 9 billion 615 million yuan, a record high, an increase of 76.1% over the same period, the introduction of 48 items of mainland textile and clothing, and 40 thousand new jobs throughout the year.

At present, Xinjiang has formed Urumqi, Changji, Shihezi - Kuitun, Korla - Yuli, Akesu - Al, Kashi, the five major industrial agglomeration areas.

In 2015, in order to penetrate more textile and clothing products from Xinjiang into the Western Asian market, the autonomous region coordinated the railway sector to solve the pport corridor problem, and strive to open 10 rows of textile and clothing lines leading to Central Asia, Russia and Europe in the whole year. The Xinjiang textile and garment industry accelerated the pace of entering Asia Europe market.

Liu Yanning said that Xinjiang has formulated a cotton textile and printing and dyeing enterprise admittance system, and strictly prevents the mainland from eliminating backward production capacity to Xinjiang. For those enterprises that adopt backward elimination of production capacity, cause environmental pollution or waste resources, they will not file a record and refuse policy support.