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Italy'S Textile Industry Has Been Hit Hard By &Nbsp, And Exports Are Declining.

2010/8/19 20:54:00 83

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(1) operation

In 2009, like other industries, export-oriented Italy

Textile and clothing

The industry has been hit hard by the financial crisis. Production, sales and exports are all declining in two figures, small and medium sized enterprises have tight liquidity, and the number of unemployed workers has increased, making it the most severe year in the past 20 years.

According to the estimated data of Italy Textile Fashion Industry Federation, in 2009, Italy textile and garment industry achieved sales revenue of about 45 billion euros, a decrease of 16% over the previous year, 482 thousand employment, a decrease of 26 thousand people, exports of 22 billion 200 million euros, a decrease of 20%, imports of 15 billion 800 million euros, a decrease of 11%, and a trade surplus of 6 billion 400 million euro, a decline of 37%.

(two) trade with China

According to Italy's foreign policy

Trade

The Commission's data show that in 2009, Italy textile

Clothing industry

Exports to China amounted to 368 million euros, down 5.8% from the same period last year, accounting for 1.65% of the total exports of Italy's textile and garment industry, and imports from China amounted to 4 billion 187 million euros, down 3% from the same period last year, accounting for 26.3% of the total imports of Italy's textile and clothing products, ranking the first among the countries with the largest source of imports; the trade deficit with China was 3 billion 819 million euros, down 2.7% from the same period last year.

(three) trend in the first quarter of this year

Since the beginning of this year, with the demand of European and American markets warming, the operation of Italy's textile and garment industry has improved.

According to the sample survey conducted by Italy Textile Fashion Industry Federation, the output value of textile and garment industry basically remained stable in the first quarter, a decrease of 0.2% compared with the same period last year. Among them, the textile industry increased by 4.7%, the clothing industry dropped by 3.5%, exports dropped by 3.5%, and orders increased by 3.2%.

However, the association is not optimistic about the future trend of the industry. It believes that due to the instability of the global economic growth, the high price of raw materials, the speculation of the euro exchange rate and the lack of fundamental improvement in the credit crunch, the recovery of textile and garment industry will slow down ten points and return to the pre crisis level.