2010-2011: The World'S Man-Made Fiber &Nbsp; Winter To Spring Emergency.

A recent report by the International Association of synthetic fibres and synthetic fibres (CIRFS) shows that the world's man-made

It also outlines cheap man-made fibres, yarns and knitwear.

CIRFS said: "this report confirms that in 2010, the world fiber industry experienced a strong recovery after the 2009 recession.

The report shows the huge production scale of man-made fibers worldwide and its dominant position in global fiber demand.

After entering the 2011, the production of man-made fibres worldwide has further recovered.

Despite the slow growth of the global economy, the growth of textile fibers is in the grip of future development.

Europe is the world's second largest man-made fiber producer after China. The world's largest exporter of acrylic and cellulose fibers is also the largest producer of super elastic fibers and polypropylene fibers. It is also a leader in the global fiber industry's innovation and quality. Its products are widely used in various fields, including garment industry, home textile industry and many other technical uses.

According to CIRFS statistics, the European man-made fiber industry is the largest supplier of raw materials for the European textile industry.

CIRFS also said: "Europe is also a leader in sustainable development in the man-made fiber industry.

At the same time, it is also the birthplace of low carbon, recyclable and clean energy sources.

Artificial fiber is light and durable, and its production is more economical and land saving than similar products.

Therefore, it is an industry worthy of further development.

Not only that, man-made fibers are widely used in many environmental protection products and projects, such as filtration, flood control and prevention of crop reduction due to meteorological factors.

In the huge global industrial chain, whether producers or users of man-made fibers, whether related governments, banks, investors or consultants, will benefit from the most reliable industry trends and market size information.

The publication of this committee is an important reference material, and at the same time, the agency is willing to provide these references.

CIRFS is also an alliance of the man-made fiber industry with a total output value of 11 billion euros. It represents the functions of the artificial fiber industry and official negotiations, unified standards and unified prices, and provides various services for the development of the industry.

Its gross output value accounts for 85% of the total output of European man-made fibres.

According to CIRFS statistics, the output of the man-made fiber industry in Europe in 2010 was about 4 million T. For its output, it ranks second in the world, and it ranks first in the world in terms of its innovation and quality.

Man made fiber has been widely used in people's daily life. In addition to the clothing industry and furniture industry, the automobile industry, such as automotive internal parts, source materials, seat belts, airbags and tires, is almost made of fibrous materials.

It is also widely used in industries such as pmission belts, ropes, bulk containers, hoses, anchorage reinforcement, etc.

They can be processed into products that are fireproof, waterproof, automatic tempering, bioactive and elastic.