China'S Textile And Apparel Supply Chain Is Asia'S Leading Edge.

2010/8/28 15:07:00 87

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The South Asian subcontinent far away from the "world factory" in the Pearl River Delta of China, the rising textile industry in Bangladesh is trying to challenge strong Chinese counterparts.

In the past ten years, many foreign companies, including Chinese manufacturers, have been stationed in industrial belts like Jabi.

Located in the outskirts of Bangladesh capital, Dhaka, there are more than 800 factories from the old rice fields.

So what is the attraction of Bangladesh?

Wages were once less than $24 a month, and only 1/5 of many Chinese workers earn a monthly salary.

Bangladesh is rapidly becoming the low end of the world.

textile

and

clothing

One part of the supply chain.

In the eyes of the world, the low land country with a population of 155 million has always been known for seasonal floods and other natural disasters.

But for a country like Bangladesh, even if it wants to catch up with China in the low-end manufacturing industry, it will not be easy. One of the big reasons is that China has a large and advanced supply chain.

Take the Pearl River Delta Dongguan as an example, the past small bridges and pastoral scenery have been replaced by many interdependent and interdependent factories.

With the support of modern roads, ports, airports and railways, these factories form a huge supply chain system.

Hongkong, the financial center not far away, has become the external gateway of the supply chain.

In China, manufacturing costs are rising but manufacturing watches, toys, and so on.

clothing

A strong industrial cluster of electronic products is helping the big exporter to maintain its industrial competitiveness.