EU's Trade Protectionism Is Rising, And Domestic Textile Enterprises Are Facing Challenges.

　　 October 25th, Quanzhou textile and clothing Exit The company launched a seminar in response to the "carbon tariffs" in Europe and the United States. At the same time, it invited Wang Yingli, a real expert of BV international inspection group, to give relevant speeches.

The conference pointed out that trade protectionism has risen in the post economic crisis era. The EU proposes to levy a carbon footprint tax on products. Denmark Holland and other countries have implemented carbon tax or energy tax policy. The scale of Quanzhou's clothing industry is large, and the impact of "carbon tariffs" will be greater.

　　 Many business participants said that with the low carbon economy and low carbon development Idea It is widely recognized that pollutant emissions have become a serious bottleneck for the development of textile and dyeing industry. Increasing the understanding of "carbon tariffs" will help enterprises to cope with the invisible trade barriers such as carbon labels and carbon tariffs, and reduce the impact on textile and garment export enterprises.