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The 3 Phase Of Canton Fair Opens Its Attention To Export Of Textile Products

2008/11/6 10:14:00 29

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Textile And Garment Export Of Canton Fair

The third phase of the 104th Canton Fair was unveiled on the 2 day at Pazhou Exhibition Hall in Guangzhou. It is also the first time that the third session of the Canton Fair has been held for the first time.

Among them, the export situation of food, textile and clothing industry has attracted the attention of the industry.

The Canton Fair was first changed from a two session exhibition to a three session.

Among them, the third phase will showcase 5 items of "textiles and clothing", "footwear", "office, luggage and leisure products", "medicine and health care", "food and special products" and so on, with 17 exhibition areas.

Reporters saw in the men's wear exhibition area, although the opening of the museum was less than an hour, many buyers in Shanghai silk group brand development Co., Ltd. have already come to discuss business.

According to Chen Chuan, general manager of the company, though the export situation is rather grim this year, there is still room for clothes to be seen through today's situation.

Wang Yongli, deputy general manager of Guangdong Silk Textile Group Co., Ltd., said: "although the first day of the Canton Fair is difficult to accurately judge the export situation, recently the state has again raised the export tax rebate for textile and clothing, giving enterprises a lot of confidence."

According to Wang Yongli, its exports grew by 21.9% in the first three quarters, and the growth rate was stable.

In the food exhibition area, the food safety problem is shrouded in the hearts of exhibitors.

Many exhibitors have said that the current food export is facing a crisis of confidence. Enterprises need to spend a lot of energy to explain to customers that this is only a problem in individual industries.

This has added unfavorable factors to the already elusive export situation.

Fan Xiaoshan, manager of tomato Sales Department of Xinjiang Tun he Limited by Share Ltd, also said that the buyers were generally reduced, which was mainly affected by the financial tsunami. But the most disturbing thing is the melamine incident has a greater negative impact on Chinese food, which has brought uncertainty to food exports.

Yu Shaohua, vice president of Guangdong Food Industry Association, also said that the future export situation depends mainly on the growth trend of foreign economy. However, in the case of multiple unfavorable factors, enterprises should pay more attention to tap the potential from the inside to reduce costs and make preparations for the "winter".