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In the face of this year's rising cotton prices and the uncertain market outlook, more worries are not expressed in words.

Zhejiang textile enterprise westward ginning factory spreads Wenzhou accent everywhere.

"The price is a record high, but for the ginning plant, the risk is much larger."

Zheng Ruiguang, chairman of Xinjiang Akesu as long as cotton Co., Ltd., Wenzhou Yongjia people, has been doing cotton business for 15 years from 1995 to Xinjiang.

"Last year processed more than 9000 tons and made about 10000000 yuan."

In the eyes of Zheng Ruiguang, who is full of cotton on the office table, despite the ups and downs of cotton prices, the boss of cotton ginning mills has never been so divided and worried about cotton prices this year.

The West Bridge of Akesu, where the Zheng Ruiguang ginning factory is located, has gathered a lot of ginning plants run by Wenzhou people. This is also one of the main battlefields of Akesu cotton acquisition.

Here, Wenzhou dialect can be heard everywhere.

"In Xinjiang, cotton and cotton processing, 8 out of 10 people are from Wenzhou."

"There are more than 5000 people here in Yongjia. They are large and small processing households."

Since the acquisition and liberalization of the cotton market, many people like Zheng Ruiguang in Zhejiang have come to Xinjiang to buy cotton and sell them to the coastal provinces by renting the local ginning plants or processing them.

Because of the relatively advanced production equipment, flexible operation and prominent cost advantages, the Zhejiang people's run cotton ginning factory has gradually become the main force of cotton processing in this area.

On the stretch of Atta Road, a small tractor and lorry carrying wool and white cotton kept coming and going. Many Wenzhou people and other processing retail merchants were speeding up the road to catch cotton.

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These ginning plants are even more challenging, and come from more junior ginning plants opened by local textile companies in Zhejiang.

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Along the Atta Road, east of the road, the two sides of the road are separated by a few kilometers, which is a ginning factory. YOUNGOR, Jie Liya and other textile enterprises in Zhejiang have also chosen the site.

"Such a high price and the vicious competition of some retail investors have left the mentality of these ginning plants owners. If they do not accept them, the cotton growers around will feel that you have no strength; if you let go of them, you will lose money."

A warm businessman of the same time gave way to the helplessness of the owners of the cotton mill along the road.

The market is spinning sharply, losing 3000 yuan for spinning a ton of yarn.

The price of the purchase rose rapidly, and many of the ginning factory bosses were worried. "The amount of cotton used in the downstream mills is not large. The supply of several cotton mills in Ningbo and Hangzhou was 500 tons. Even the telephone orders for this year have not come yet. Many factories in Shandong can't stand it. Who dares to hoard it easily?" Zheng Ruiguang's cell phone, though 24 hours away, is much quieter than last year.

"The more we produce now, the more we lose, the loss of more than 3000 yuan per ton of yarn. Simply taking advantage of the National Day holiday for workers, it is a little bit less to lose."

Teng Minli, chairman of Xinjiang Hongli cotton industry, said the spinning mill is the biggest victim of the rise in cotton prices.

In the boom of cotton frying launched in 2003, Teng Minli was a cotton merchant in Akesu who had a lot of brains and courage. He started to come to Xinjiang to cotton when he was less than 20 years old. Now he owns a more than 70 thousand mu cotton farm, runs a spinning mill with an annual output of 100 thousand spindles, and has built many flower ginning plants in Sha ya, Awati and Akesu. In addition, there are also dyeing and printing plants in Jiangsu and Changshu, one of the biggest cotton merchants in Akesu.

In October 3rd, reporters followed him to the Hongli spinning mill in Xinjiang, Akesu's subordinate cotton producing county. The factory was silent, with only one Jiangsu license car in the yarn.

"This car will lose 130 thousand, and the list can not be answered."

According to Teng Minli, according to the purchase price of 11 yuan / kg of cotton, the cost of 32 ordinary carding yarn per ton is 35 thousand yuan, while the highest price of the downstream dyeing and printing plant is 31 thousand and 500 yuan / ton, and the yarn per ton is 3000 yuan.

In order to save costs and control production capacity, he gave workers 4 days off during the national day, which is an unprecedented national holiday for his factory workers.

"Now the yarn is basically made of cotton in stock. If you use new cotton, you will lose money."

Not only is anxiety.

Hangzhou Yongxiang Textile Co., Ltd. is a perennial cotton spinning enterprise. Suo Zhengxi, general manager of the company, said that cotton accounts for 75% of the total cost of the enterprise. The continuous rise in cotton prices has made them feel tremendous pressure.

Because last year, at a price of 14 thousand yuan / ton, a large number of low-priced cotton was hoarded. His company currently has 2000 tons of cotton in stock and production can be maintained until the end of the year.

But what worries him especially is that if the stock can only be used for new cotton with nearly 25 thousand yuan per ton, the enterprise will immediately lose money.

If cotton prices continue to rise, it is likely to involve limiting production, or even shutting down production.

The rise in cotton prices has raised the factory price of a large number of cotton enterprises, and the rising prices of upstream products have brought great pressure to the downstream.

It is understood that cotton accounts for about 40% of the cost of general clothing.

According to estimates, cotton prices rose by 5%, garment processing enterprises profits will drop by 2%.

It is sure that a process will take place from the price of cotton raw materials to the fabric enterprises and then to clothing manufacturers.

Now, some enterprises are beginning to deliberate on the rising prices of autumn and winter clothing. These enterprises are under pressure to pfer the rising cost to the market ahead of time.