Japan'S Clothing And Footwear Expenditure Dropped Sharply In March.

Japan's Ministry of general affairs, 28, released more than two families, household consumption expenditure data show that in March consumption expenditure of 300889 yen (about 18 thousand yuan), eliminate

The factor has decreased by 5.3% over the same period last year, the biggest drop since last March.

Because of the low temperature,

Consumption downturn and other factors have had an impact.

The wage expenditure of wage earners, excluding self-employed households, has actually decreased by 4.9% to 334609 yen, and has declined in 1 months.

Real income grew 0.3% to 450698 yen, the first increase in 7 months.

Specifically,

And footwear spending decreased by 12.2%, and traffic and communications spending fell by 12.1%.

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In late February 2016, Sun Ruizhe, vice president of China Textile Industry Federation, headed by Chen Zhihua, chairman of China printing and dyeing industry association, Lin Yunfeng, vice president of textile industry branch of China Council for the promotion of international trade and more than 20 investment and inspection delegation of Chinese printing and dyeing enterprisers, went to Vietnam to conduct research.

During the period, the delegation met with the chairman of the Guangning Provincial People's Committee, Ruan Delong, vice chairman of the Nam Dinh Provincial People's Committee and Wu Jiasi, President of the Vietnam textile and Garment Association and the heads of the parks, and went to the representative parks of Guangning Tianhong silver dragon science and technology Co., Ltd., Tianhong Haihe Industrial Park, Nam Dinh Bao Ming Industrial Park, dawn Industrial Park, Fudong Industrial Park of Xining Province, and Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park, Pingyang province.

Vietnam, with an area of 330 thousand square kilometers and a population of 91 million 583 thousand, is a developing country that is moving towards industrialization.

TPP's tariff concessions and rules of origin have given many advantages to Vietnam's textile and garment industry, and many domestic enterprises have invested their eyes on Vietnam.

At present, YOUNGOR, Lu Tai, Shenzhou International, Bailong Oriental, Huafu, Yida and many other excellent enterprises have already tried their industrial layout in Vietnam.

Vietnam's textile and garment industry has great potential for development, but the development of upstream and downstream industry chains is not perfect. Textile raw materials, grey fabric production and printing and dyeing are relatively weak.

At present, there are 2 million 500 thousand textile workers in Vietnam, with about 5000 textile and garment factories, 7 million spindles and 700 thousand tons of yarn per year.

In 2015, exports of textile and clothing amounted to US $27 billion 200 million, an increase of 10.25% over the same period last year, and the proportion of Global trade increased from 0.6% in 2000 to over 3%.