Export Growth Of Xinjiang Textile Industry Is Fast.

For a period of time,

But correspondingly, the local textile industry in Xinjiang played an awkward role in this: Xinjiang textile products accounted for all of the textiles exported through Urumqi.

"In fact, Xinjiang's textile industry is only playing a role of dressing for the mainland counterparts."

In October 9th, the relevant officials of the import and export tax department of the State Administration of Taxation said that as one of the largest cotton producing areas in China, Xinjiang has only played a role as a "big channel" for the garment enterprises in and out of the western region.

Before 2008, Urumqi's export commodities were dominated by mechanical and electrical products. Since the outbreak of the financial crisis, the export of foreign trade has been greatly affected.

To cope with the financial crisis, China has expanded the types of export commodities, raised the tax rebate rate of export commodities several times, effectively alleviated the difficulties brought by RMB appreciation, slowing external demand and increasing costs to domestic enterprises, and promoted the growth of foreign trade exports from negative to positive.

"Since the rebate rate of export commodities has been raised, new changes have taken place in Urumqi's export commodities."

In October 9th, the staff of the import and export tax department of the State Administration of Taxation explained that according to the relevant data of the export tax rebate in Urumqi, since August 1, 2008, the export tax rebate rate of some textile and clothing has increased from 11% to 16%, and the volume and amount of textile exports have increased year by year. The percentage of textile tax rebates has accounted for 13% of the total tax rebate from 2009 to 28% in 2010 and 32% in 2011.

Statistics show that in 2011 1~7 months, the volume of textile export trade in Urumqi increased rapidly, and the volume of textile exports amounted to US $136 million 700 thousand, an increase of US $55 million 350 thousand over the same period last year, with a growth rate of 68%.

Among them, trade volume accounts for 91% of the five Central Asian countries.

This year, there are 21 new textile enterprises in Urumqi, reaching 110.

"Most of these enterprises come from Hebei, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Guangdong and Shandong provinces. After the establishment of distribution points in Urumqi, they are exported to Central Asia through Urumqi channel."

City Tax Bureau import and export tax office staff said.

The staff analysis shows that textile and clothing has become a staple product of Xinjiang's exports. But in the export of textiles and clothing, the mainland accounts for most of Xinjiang's exports, and the proportion of Xinjiang's products is too low.

In export commodities, towels, towels, clothing and socks, blended plain canvas and travel blankets are exported, accounting for 54% of the export volume of textile products, accounting for 14.64% of the total export volume.

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According to statistics, in 2011 1~7, the export trade volume of Urumqi's foreign trade enterprises to the five Central Asian countries accounted for 91% of the total, representing an increase of 53 million 520 thousand US dollars over the same period last year, an increase of 75%.

Exports to Kyrgyzstan amounted to US $84 million 80 thousand, an increase of 60% compared with us $31 million 820 thousand in the same period last year; Kazakhstan's US $20 million 510 thousand, a 59% increase over the same period last year; Tajikistan's 16 million 670 thousand US dollars, a 424% increase over the same period last year; Uzbekistan 2 million 780 thousand dollars, an increase of 1 million 450 thousand dollars over the same period last year; only Turkmenistan's US dollar declined from the US dollar in the same period last year.

"But it is thought-provoking that textile exports account for only 2.4% of the total volume of textile exports in recent Xinjiang, but the only market share is mainly exported to Europe and Hongkong, and Xinjiang textile companies are hardly interconnected with Central Asia."

The staff introduced.

Xinjiang enterprises can not compete for cake.

In Urumqi textile export enterprises, the most influential one is Xinjiang Tianshan wool textile Limited by Share Ltd (hereinafter referred to as "Tianmao"). The company mainly produces coarse and worsted cashmere sweaters, and its products are mainly exported to the United States, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and so on.

Compared with the booming export of textile enterprises in the mainland, the export situation of Tianshan wool textile Limited by Share Ltd has been on the decline since the financial crisis in 2008.

"Now the volume of export orders is decreasing."

The company official said, because the financial crisis is still in Europe and the United States and other countries continue to continue, and the company's products are mainly high-end products, coupled with the current international trend of uncertainty, the sale of Tian Mao textiles abroad has been significantly less than in the past.

But for the more smooth and mature Chinese textile market in Central Asia, Tian Mao dared not set foot in it.

"The inland Pearl River Delta and Yangtze River Delta have formed a complete industrial chain mode. Each process has independent factories to work independently, cooperate with each other, cost can be reduced, clothing is cheap and quality, and the textile industry in Xinjiang has no such support. It is completely alone. The cost of a garment is very high and can only go in the high-end market."

The person in charge sighed.

Xie Zexin, the head of the US Asia Investment and development company, whose export volume is between 5 million yuan and 8 million yuan per year, has the same feeling: "the mainland coastal cities are well-developed, creative, and ready to wear products can keep up with the international trend, and our Xinjiang enterprises, because of the lack of industrial chains, lack of fashion designers, and can only provide raw materials, or mainly with tooling products."

Take a simple denim as an example, a denim garment, from raw cotton to water washing, needs 6 steps, and Xinjiang enterprises can only complete 3 steps. The later garments, finishing and washing processes are far behind.

"In fact, for textile exporters in Xinjiang, it is best to introduce large quantities of garment factories in the mainland to invest in Xinjiang, so as to enhance the innovative concept and technological level of Xinjiang enterprises. Only in this way can Xinjiang enterprises not only dress for others."

Xie Ze said.