Mexico Garment Manufacturers Can Compete In The International Apparel Market.

The goal of Mexico's clothing exporters is to benefit from close proximity to the US near the US and to the consumers in the United States and supply them with complete packaging, according to the latest release of the global apparel market.

A quarterly publication of the global clothing market is based on the compilation of business information by the textile intelligence company as a grass-roots content.

Companies in Mexico can focus on such a niche market because the so-called "WAL-MART distribution" is usually a large and low value project, which is largely lost to China.

Imports from Mexico decreased year by year in 2000-2009 years. Mexico's share in the US market dropped from 14.7% to 5.4% in the same period.

Although the United States increased its import from Mexico in 2010, Mexico's share in the US market still declined compared with the same period last year. By the end of 2011 6, Mexico accounted for only 4.8% of the US import market.

In order to reverse the decline of national competitiveness, the Mexico government has set up a design center to invest in advanced technology, in order to encourage value-added production in the clothing sector.

In addition, the clothing industry in Mexico recently launched a training program to improve the skills of staff so that the industry will be able to innovate and create more high-end products.

The continuing uncertainty in the US economy has provided an opportunity for Mexico's exporters to activate their exports to the US.

At present, the United States accounts for 95% of Mexico's total clothing exports.

Mexico's clothing industry is preparing to export more products to Latin America, especially Brazil, Columbia and Venezuela.

In addition, Mexico's goal is to compete with Turkey in the global jeans market, especially in the European market.

In October 2011, Mexico will hold the twenty-seventh international garment Federation conference. The clothing industry in Mexico hopes to use this opportunity to declare products to the world.

Mexico signed more than 40 free trade agreements to ensure that international manufacturers are able to export products to relevant countries duty-free.

Therefore, Mexico is the ideal place to become the world manufacturing center.