Textile Enterprises Export Price Is Not Easy To Hope That Channels Pass The Pressure.

"The average contribution rate of export price increase in the first half of July has been declining steadily, that is to say, our textile export pricing ability is gradually declining."

Recently, Wang Weicheng, editor in chief of the first textile network, expressed concern about the ability of textile enterprises to raise their export prices.

Data show that the two quarter of this year, China's export prices began to accelerate the decline, resulting in the first half of July, China's textile export price index rose to 3.52%, the growth rate dropped to 5.21%, while the textile export volume growth in the same period also dropped to 8.92%, the contribution rate of prices to exports was significantly lower than the number.

"For export enterprises, when the cost pressures can not be digested by raising prices, the overall decline in the overall efficiency of enterprises will become a major problem endangering the survival of the industry."

Wang Jin said so.

It is understood that in the cost and appreciation of the RMB race, most of the textile enterprises rely on the export price to shift the cost burden, but under the background of full competition, the price raising ability of the textile enterprises tends to fail.

It is understood that at present, there are about 40 textile enterprises all over the country, of which more than 43000 of the enterprises are above the scale (sales income is more than 5 million yuan), and the proportion of small and medium-sized textile enterprises accounts for 90%, while the total output value only accounts for about 30% of the whole industry.

"It's almost impossible to bear.

It is the best way to lower taxes and raise the price. It is the most important thing for us to maintain continuous institutional support.

In addition, convenient financing channels are also very important for us SMEs, and I hope the government can help more. "

A person in charge of textile enterprises, who did not want to be named, said.