China'S Textile And Garment Exports Will Enter The "Quota Free Era"

However, perhaps the old topic of quotas has already killed the patience of the industry and enterprises. Perhaps everyone is busy with their own clothing in this cold winter. For the coming new era, there is neither the enthusiastic call of 4 years ago nor the ambition of any enterprise.

Starting from the second half of 2004, the strategic analysis of post quota era has become an important topic for many enterprises. Many activities in the industry also focus on the theme of "opportunities and challenges".

After all, since January 1, 2005, the world textile trade will be integrated, and China has ended the textile quota system for 35 years.

It can be said that this moment of great significance has announced the arrival of the liberalization of world textile trade and the timing of global advantageous resource allocation.

Has Chinese textile products been suppressed for 35 years finally broke out?

According to the General Administration of Customs of China, in 2005, the total export volume of textiles and clothing was 115 billion 30 million US dollars, an increase of 20.9%.

But this figure has been interpreted as a "blowout" growth, and has drawn a more severe "big stick" of protectionism, restrictions, trade barriers and anti-dumping measures. The textile dispute between China and the two big trading partners in Europe and the United States has almost reached the stage of the sword.

"In the restricted post quota era, enterprises are facing greater risks than quota age."

This is the common feeling of many textile and garment enterprises at that time.

At the same time, the complicated and changeable export situation also let enterprises begin to realize that no matter in which era, strengthening the core competitiveness of enterprises and improving the risk prevention ability is the foundation of their standing.

For 4 years, the Sino US textile trade seesaw war is coming to an end.

However, in 2009, the late quota free era was still quiet in China, but a lobbying group of textile and garment manufacturers in the United States had hoped that the government would monitor the import of textiles in 2009.

In fact, this kind of behavior is like stealing the bell.

Since the beginning of this year, the US economy has been severely weakened. In the face of the double pressure of rising oil prices and sharp drop in house prices, consumers have tightened their purse strings and directly affected the demand for textiles and clothing.

From the global market pattern, China's domestic market demand continues to grow, and the traditional export markets such as Europe and America have gradually shrinking, and South America and Russia and other emerging markets have grown rapidly.

In addition, this year, export oriented textile and garment enterprises are working hard to pform the mode of economic growth and adjust the structure of product adjustment due to heavy losses.

This phenomenon of collective upgrading of spinning and weaving enterprises shows that the era of industrial production with "multi quantity and less price" will become the past. Relying on technological innovation to increase the added value of products is becoming a new industry trend.

It can be seen that after experiencing a checkpoint, Chinese textile and garment enterprises are gradually becoming mature.

There is also a rational examination of the "quota free era".

After all, with the deepening of global economic integration, enterprises can find their own ideal position on the international stage as long as they have the real international competitiveness and resource integration capability, and they will not lose their bearings just because of the "free trade".