Low Price Growth Of Textile Industry And Expansion Of Energy Consumption Become The Object Of Structural Adjustment

In the face of textile enterprises' tax rebate concerns, on the first day of the opening of the 109th Canton Fair, Gao Hucheng, the international trade negotiator and vice minister of the Ministry of Commerce, made a special response at the site of the foreign trade enterprise research conference: the country's foreign trade policy will remain relatively stable.

Export tax rebate has always been China's import export trade Important adjustment tools. Take the textile and clothing industry as an example financial crisis Previously, in order to curb export overheating, in September 2006 and July 2007, the country has twice lowered the export tax rebate rate of textiles and clothing to 11%; After the financial crisis, the demand of the international market declined sharply, and the enterprises were affected by the introduction of the "new labor law" and the rise of raw material prices Rising costs In August 2010, the state again raised some export tax rebate rates from 11% to 13%. In January 2011, due to international Rising oil prices The export tax rebate rate of chemical fiber industry also increased by 2 percentage points.

To some extent, export tax rebate has also become the "umbrella" of domestic enterprises. Under its aegis, domestic enterprises have never stopped taking low prices as an advantage. Even foreign buyers now understand that as long as the export tax rebate rate increases, prices can be depressed.

Moreover, the ratio between the current situation of low price growth and the energy consumption caused by this industry is expanding. The whole process energy consumption of China's textile industry is about 4.84 tons of standard coal/ton of fiber. Among them, the energy consumption of clothing industry is 1.05 tons of standard coal/ton of clothing, the energy consumption of weaving industry is about 0.95 tons of standard coal/ton of fiber, and the energy consumption of printing and dyeing industry is about 2.5 tons to 3.2 tons of standard coal/ton of fiber, with an average of 2.84 tons of standard coal/ton of fiber. Therefore, the textile industry has become the focus of energy conservation reform.

As "restructuring" has become the focus of the central economic work, textile enterprises that have long been under the "umbrella" began to feel the pain of transformation.