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Spanish Fashion And Fashion Industry Will Reduce Production In China

2011/7/15 15:07:00 43

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According to the report of Expansi n in July 5th (2011), the cost of production has been gradually increased.

Spain

The fashion apparel industry moved from mainland China to the mainland in the 70-80 era. Now it is most popular in Morocco and Tunisia, followed by Turkey, Romania and Hungary. Following the Inditex group's footsteps, Adolfo Dom nguez and STL group (Carolina Herrera and Purificaci n Garc a a) are also planning to reduce production in mainland China this year. The proportion of the former's production in mainland China will be reduced by 45% compared with last year, while the latter is 33%.

Over 50% of the Inditex group's production is concentrated in the neighbouring areas, that is, Europe and North Africa. In recent years, production in Asia has been maintained at around 35% of total production, and the number of suppliers in this area is about 480. On the other hand, the production of Cortefiel clothing brands in the Far East area accounts for 60%-70% of its total production, while the production items are dominated by T-shirts and denim clothing, and the production line has gradually shifted to Kampuchea, Bangladesh, Vietnam and Pakistan.

For Spain

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Mainland China's production line is no longer attractive in the past. According to statistics, the cost of production in mainland China in 2009 can be reduced by 40%-45%. However, at present, the cost difference between production in the western countries and even in Spain and the production in mainland China has been lower than 15%. Secondly, compared with Bangladesh and India, the cost difference between production and production in mainland China has been reduced by 12%. In addition, the pfer of production lines to North Africa is conducive to increasing the speed of logistics and pportation. The pport time between 5 and 6 weeks in the plateau can be reduced to 3-5 days. In addition, it can also reduce the cost of shipping and avoid the impact of exchange rate fluctuations, all of which are factors for the Spanish industry to move the production line to North Africa or neighboring countries.

In addition, the strong domestic demand for domestic demand in mainland China has also caused production congestion. Chinese manufacturers are unable to accept foreign orders in large quantities, and their export output is limited. At the same time, local labor costs have increased and environmental conditions have become more stringent. Many mainland Chinese enterprises have shifted production to Vietnam or India, which is not conducive to product quality and delivery time control.

Moreover, in addition to the rising prices of raw materials such as cotton and silk, Spanish Textile Group operators said that the main reason for the increase in the cost of labor in the Asian production line was that the textile industry moved to a large number of industries with higher wages and better working conditions, so that Turkey, Romania and Hungary and other Eastern European countries would be the best alternative.

In the aspect of materials, Peru has gradually become the supplier of special materials such as cotton and alpaca, while India is only limited to printing and dyeing.

Clothes & Accessories

Production, but due to the local government's environmental policy, the production of such textiles is bound to decrease in the future.

In addition, although the production line has gradually moved out of mainland China as a production strategy for the current large multinational Textile Group, functional textiles, such as fire and waterproofing, and the manufacture of silk textiles are still the main producing areas in mainland China.