Prato 6 Months To Shut Down 70 Chinese Factories, Chinese Enterprises To Survive

According to Italy's "European Union times" reported that the Prato police from the end of May to the Chinese enterprises nearly carpet inspection, so that the survival of 3000 local Chinese enterprises difficult, everyone is in danger.

According to the data provided by the police, in the first 6 months of 2008, 70 Chinese factories and 1600 sewing locomotives were seized.

The head of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce said that many factories had stopped working because they did not want to face the danger of being sealed up.

The workers in the factory, especially the illegal immigrants, did not know where they had gone, and some of them were forced to shut up in factories and did not dare to go out. In the past, the busy Chinese areas became cold and clear. Police patrol teams conducted routine checks on a number of steps and the business of the stores decreased significantly. The reporters in Italy told the reporters not to express their opinions too much, because people stayed at home and the business of Chinese restaurants was also greatly affected.

As for the new wave of large-scale inspections of Chinese enterprises, consul general Gu Honglin told local media that at the end of the 80s, when the world textile industry was in crisis, it was Chinese enterprises that promoted the development of the local textile industry for several years. Chinese enterprises had some problems, but this history should not be forgotten.

This year's new wave of inspections of Chinese enterprises has caused a great sense of panic among immigrants, and 1000 enterprises have probably stopped production.

Gu Honglin said, "many bosses ask me, can we still stay here?

I don't know how to answer.

Similar inspections in China will be notified in advance, which will allow enterprises to rectify the corresponding time to comply with the new regulations. The important thing is that relevant personnel should be sent to the immigration enterprises to explain the relevant laws of Italy to them.

Gu Honglin said that there were indeed illegal immigrants, but how did they come here?

And now they are here, and they also have the right to live, eat and work.

Of course, the local government is also very clear that if all the stops of Chinese work will result in chain consequences, "we should work together to find a more effective solution."