Survival Has Become The Biggest Hope Of Textile Enterprises.

At present, the survival of the domestic textile industry is rather difficult, the order is reduced, and the profits of the products have been greatly reduced.

Survival has become the biggest expectation of textile enterprises.

Although the momentum of import cotton growth has been curbed, domestic

The cold winter is not far away. The only way out is to practice hard work and enhance product competitiveness.

According to China Customs data, the import volume in 2013 was about 4 million 160 thousand tons. In 2014, the volume of cotton imports in China was about 2 million 750 thousand tons, while in 2015 1-10 cotton imports were about 1 million 200 thousand tons.

Not only the total import volume of cotton in China continued to decline, but also the monthly import volume also showed a downward trend. According to the statistics of China Customs, 70 thousand tons of cotton were imported in August 2015, 50 thousand tons of cotton were imported in September 2015, and the import volume dropped to 42 thousand tons in October 2015.

According to China Customs data, in 2015 1-9, China's cotton import volume has reached about 1800000 tons, and by the end of the year, 2 million tons is not a big problem.

When a large number of imported yarns are raging, the domestic textile enterprises are hard to resist, and basically withdraw from the competition of 40 lower end cotton yarn products. More enterprises can only compete for the high-end market in order to survive.

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Vice President Ye Jianchun once said that the actual operating rate of domestic textile enterprises in 2014 was 7000-8000 million ingots, and the actual operating rate in 2015 was only 5000-6000 million spindles.

Indeed, in the past two years, a large number of domestic textile enterprises have been shut down, even if they even shut down.

Nor has it been able to produce normally.

When visiting the Shandong textile enterprises in China cotton net reporter, it is understood that the local enterprises start up rate is generally 60-80% (the size of enterprises is different, the product grades are different, and the starting rate will vary).

Cotton imports are in line with last year's cotton imports. However, the import volume of cotton has dropped sharply, which is also related to the more intense competition and weak demand in the global market.

As ASEAN and other emerging markets and developing countries use low-cost advantages to accelerate the development of export-oriented industries, especially the clothing trade industry, China's trade protectionism and competition pressures in the international market are further increasing. The trend of orders shifting outward is obvious, leading to the poor export situation of textile products, coupled with the slow recovery of the international economy, and the reduction of export orders. Therefore, domestic cotton imports have declined sharply.