China's Labor Costs Increased By &Nbsp; Western European Textile And Garment Buyers Were In Trouble.

According to France Spin "The newspaper" recently reported that the current global Finance and Economics The crisis is not over yet, followed by geopolitical upheaval and rising prices of raw materials, and the textile industry, like the oil industry, has experienced unprecedented price fluctuations. In this economic, social and political environment, coupled with China's changes, the supply of Western European fashion brands. Purchaser It has brought great influence and put it in a dilemma.

Reported that China in 2010 Labour costs China's factory focus shifted to domestic price increases. market Expand domestic demand. China is no longer a paradise for subcontracting. As a supplement to China's orders, textile and garment buyers have shifted some European orders to Bangladesh, Pakistan, Laos and Indonesia. But the production capacity and quality control of these countries can not be matched by Chinese counterparts, nor can they replace China. Moreover, some countries do not have raw materials, such as Bangladesh without cotton. The MAG five countries, which are closer to Europe (al, Mo, Tu, Egypt and Libya), although their delivery dates are short, their quality is guaranteed, their reactions are fast and fashionable, they are politically unstable at present. They are unable or rarely able to undertake the production in the upper reaches of the textile industry. The transformation of Arabia countries has made the employer turn to Turkey. The textile industry of this country is complete, which is the market where the employer has entered the market, but there is a danger of market saturation. The areas currently available for promotion are Eastern European countries, which can recover orders from some Mediterranean and other countries.

According to the report, buyers have been pursuing the best price for a long time. In the face of the above situation, buyers must change their priorities and guide enterprises to re evaluate their functions. Buyers should give priority to safety issues in the future.