Japanese Garment Manufacturers Suspect That Chinese Factories Are Expanding Their Jobs To Explore Other Procurement Sites.

According to the website of Japan's NHK television website in October 27th, about 8 of the garments sold by supermarkets in Japan's large scale retail business group are from China.

Recently, Chinese suppliers are unable to deliver goods on time.

In addition, the "Muji" good plan companies and the fast retailing companies operating "UNIQLO" have experienced the same situation.

NHK said it delayed the normal sales of these companies.

The article says that due to the increase in labor costs, some Chinese suppliers are short of labor, so there is a delay in delivery.

But Okada Shimoto, general manager of the aeon group, speculates that Chinese enterprises are doing this on purpose.

"Like rare earths, China may be deliberately delaying clothing exports."

He said that in the next two years, the company will reduce imports from China to about half of the total.

The article also said that many Japanese garment enterprises also echoed the practice of Yong Wang, to expand the procurement area to Southeast Asia, to ensure the stability and smoothness of supply.