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Spanish Textile Industry Seeks New Business Opportunities

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The Spanish textile fashion and accessories industry, which has more than 15 thousand and 700 manufacturers in 2000, now has only 11 thousand and 48. Since the liberalization of global textile quotas in 2004, it has accelerated the closure of the manufacturers.

For existing manufacturers, they must continue to take innovative measures, such as

Zara

Clothing chains such as Mango and Cortefiel are actively diversifying, not just focusing on logistics or factory relocation, such as co branding or brand alliances, even outlet, and Internet sales to find new niche markets.

According to 2010.12.6. "Fashion United", from 2004 to 2009, due to the mainland of China

Textile imports

It has caused 4647 of the 30% textile companies in Spain to disappear.

Among them, Navarra's textile industry vanished at most 43.7%, followed by katli, which disappeared 37.4%, Catalan autonomous region 37.5% and Extremadura 37.2%.

In addition, the closing rate of manufacturers in Basque, Madrid, Galicia and Canary Islands is lower than the national average (29.4%).

The EU's imports of textiles from mainland China have grown 308.5% over the past 10 years, with the largest growth rate in Romania, Slovakia, Latvia, Hungary and Bulgaria, while Spain is 278%.

The total imports of Madrid and Catalan two regions account for about 60% to 70% of the total imports of textiles from the mainland of China. The Canary Islands are the only areas where textile imports are reduced.

In the recent 2 years in the Catalan autonomous region, the number of textile practitioners has decreased by 15 thousand. Compared with the automotive industry, the textile industry has been able to adapt itself to the crisis and find new business opportunities. For example, the Sedatex weaving factory was established in 1886. In 2004, to meet the needs of customers, the Pact 04 department was also set up to provide large factories or dealer design services such as Inditex. At present, there are production and quality control departments in Eastern Europe, North Africa and India, with an annual revenue of 20 million euros.

The other is

Manufacturer

Cooperation and alliances argue that the definition of traditional settlements must be expanded not only by geographical links, but by the common pursuit of business and common strategies and competitiveness of all manufacturers.

In terms of competitiveness, we should produce high quality products, build brands, and use design to enhance value and sell online.

The target market for Spanish manufacturers is also mainly in mainland China. For example, Mango will add 300 stores to mainland China in Ming (2011), half of its new stores this year, and Desigual currently has three stores in Singapore. It is expected to open two stores in mainland China in the next two years, and other companies wishing to locate in mainland China include: Munich, Pronovias and Rosa Clara.

Spain's textile exports amounted to 5 billion 344 million 500 thousand euros from 1 to August in 2010, an increase of 5.9% over the same period in 2009, but import and export trade is still in deficit.