Silk Processing Enterprises Plan To Regain The Right To Speak In China'S Silk Market

The National Cocoon and silk industry was in Sichuan in August.

The reporter recently learned from the Provincial Department of commerce that the National Cocoon and silk work conference sponsored by the Ministry of Commerce will be held in Nanchong in August. The representatives of 13 famous coastal silk processing enterprises will plan to reclaim the discourse power of China's silk market around the problems of industrial pformation and upgrading.

Soaring silk prices boosted industrial pfer

Nanchong merchants analysis found that coastal silk processing industry is accelerating the pfer to the mainland.

The fuse is the soaring price of silk this year.

The price of silk has risen from the lowest 180 thousand yuan a ton last year to 300 thousand yuan / ton.

In the first half of this year, it rose by 75%.

With the rising production cost, many domestic silk reeling factories, weaving factories and silk products factories have lost profits or even lost money.

Recently, reporters in Chengdu Silk City interview found that the largest silk distributing center in Chengdu is now crowded.

Ye Minxia, the boss of Lady boutique silk shop, said with a worried face that the price of silk rose sharply, pushing the price of silk products in Chengdu market to 2 to 3 percent.

A plain crepe satin nightdress can sell two or three pieces a day, and it will not be sold for several days after the price rises this year.

She earned 50 thousand yuan last year, and has not made any profit this year.

For cocoon farmers and reeling enterprises, the price of silk is 230 thousand yuan per ton, which is a profit balance point.

The coastal silk processing industry has accelerated the pfer to the mainland, so as to close to the origin of raw materials, so as to reduce production costs.

After the initial contact, fuanna, Meng Jie, Luo Lai and other 13 well-known textile, clothing and apparel enterprises from Shenzhen and Zhejiang will be collectively settled in Nanchong during the National Cocoon Silk working conference, with a total investment of nearly 2 billion yuan.

Nanchong is an important supplier of raw materials in China. It has formed a perfect industrial chain in silkworm rearing, processing, printing, dyeing, embroidery, clothing, scientific research and so on. Many local enterprises have also worked for coastal enterprises for a long time.

Undertake pfer to promote pformation and upgrading

At present, the Ministry of commerce is formulating measures to encourage and support silk enterprises to expand international and domestic two markets and promote industrial development through scientific and technological innovation and brand building.

The Department of Commerce said that due to the lack of well-known brands and the lack of proactive brand management for a long time, Sichuan silk has not achieved its economic value.

The upgrading of Sichuan's silk industry is more urgent than any other place and at any time.

From the perspective of industrial division, Sichuan, which accounts for 1/3 of cocoon production, sells a large amount of silk and silk to processing enterprises in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, and is at the end of the global industrial chain division of labor.

Judging from the trend of the industry, the silk industry has rapidly advanced from traditional fabrics, clothing to clothing, home textiles and other fields, and many silk high-end brands such as silk neckties, scarves, silk quilts, and beds have been popular among consumers.

However, in these dazzling products, it is rare for consumers to call "Sichuan made" brand.

The pfer of 13 coastal enterprises will bring brand, technology and sales channels to Nanchong silk and promote industrial upgrading.

Provincial commerce department revealed that the next step will be to promote the silk industry to high-end clothing, clothing and other high-end value-added products, and actively undertake the pfer of silk clothing and apparel industry, thereby improving the processing level of the province's silk industry.