Japanese Hot Deodorant Underwear And Other Products

After the heat wave swept Europe and the United States, Tokyo was also hit by the heat wave last week. The Japan Meteorological Agency predicted that this year will be the hottest summer in the world in a century.

Deutsche Bank in Tokyo analysis Hayamoto Takahiro pointed out that Tokyo has a temperature above 36 degrees Celsius, and beer manufacturers, clothing manufacturers and air conditioning manufacturers of Unicorn holdings are expected to benefit.

He said: "hot and hot weather is like a gift to a retailer."

According to the Taiwan economic daily, the meteorological office said that the probability of exceeding the average temperature in most parts of Japan will exceed 60% in the coming month.

The first Institute of life economics predicts that the temperature will increase by 433 billion 300 million yen (4 billion 900 million dollars) and the gross domestic product (GDP) of Japan will increase by 345 billion 600 million yen, if the temperature is higher than 1 degrees Celsius from 7 to September.

Japan's Ministry of economy and industry pointed out that when the heat wave hit Japan in July 2004, the temperature in Tokyo hit a record high of 39.5 degrees Celsius, and the retail sales increased 0.7% in that month.

To catch up with business opportunities in summer, retailers launched various new products, ranging from cheap beer to the original underwear designed for astronauts.

Air conditioners rush to boost production before the end of this year's government subsidy for environmental protection products.

Supplement:

According to the statistics of Japan Chemical Fiber Association, in June 2010, the production of chemical fiber in Japan was 84450 tons, an increase of 20.9% over the same month last year.

Among them, the production of synthetic fiber was 69326 tons, an increase of 20.9%.

Judging from the main varieties, nylon filament is 7203 tons, an increase of 46.4% over the same month last year, an average of 12297 tons of acrylic staple fiber, an increase of 16.8%, a polyester filament of 16281 tons, an increase of 30.9%, a polyester short fiber of 12811 tons, and a reduction of 2.3%.

Chemical fiber inventories (producers) were 90169 tons, 2.3% less than last month, 21.5% less than the same month last year.

Among them, the stock of synthetic fiber was 73064 tons, a decrease of 3.2% from last month, a decrease of 24.5% compared with the same month last year.

Judging from the main varieties, nylon filament is 8887 tons, 11.4% less than last month, 7839 tons of acrylic staple fiber, 7%, polyester filament 16691 tons, 0.6% reduction, polyester staple fiber 22028 tons, 5.4% reduction.