2010 Prato Chinese Clothing Owners Switch To Industry Chain

According to Italy's European Union News Agency, the Prato authorities have deployed a large number of police officers to make carpet checks on Chinese enterprises.

Most of the Chinese companies examined by the authorities near the Chinatown in Prato were sealed up.

I walked along the checked streets, and the Chinese were seized on both sides of the street.

The great inspection of the Chinese enterprises by the Prato authorities has caused great panic in the local Chinese society. Some Chinese factory owners are in a state of anxiety.

Some bosses simply turn off the factory and return home early for the Spring Festival to avoid the trouble of inspection.

Prato Chinese factories and business district shops are different.

According to an insider, last week the authorities inspected the Chinese factory. The police took a door to door check and closed the door to see if it was a Chinese factory. If the door was not opened, the police would confirm it according to the commercial registration sign. Once the Chinese factory was decided to break in, it would make it impossible for the Chinese factory to guard against it.

A Chinese boss, who has worked for many years in the Prato garment industry, told the author that the inspection had led to a large number of Chinese garment processing enterprises in Prato to take the initiative to shut down, and that the wholesale clothing enterprises had no one to do so. Many owners of Chinese garment factories had made plans to change careers.

Over time, Prato's clothing industry chain will be severely broken.

The garment processing industry itself is a labor-intensive and low profit industry. The complete normalization of enterprises is not profitable at all.

If the Chinese garment processing factories have changed their careers, the wholesale clothing companies will not be able to find any processing plants, which will make Prato garments.