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Textile And Garment Enterprises Are Facing A Shuffle In 2011

2012/1/17 16:29:00 19

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Labor shortage

The problem is still a major obstacle to the development of the textile and garment industry.

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Related experts from the clothing association said that since the financial crisis in 2008 caused some small and medium-sized enterprises in our province to shut down or semi shut down, labor shortage has not been fundamentally improved, and there is still a big gap.

Most of the textile and garment enterprises in our province have poor working environment and living conditions, labor intensity and low wages are the key to recruitment difficulties.

At present, the aging of skilled workers and the low quality of newcomers make the production and operation run out of business. The working and living environment of enterprises is relatively poor, and the treatment of workers is low.

Now, the national macro-control policy is to control the CPI consumer price index in a reasonable range, so monetary policy is becoming tighter and tighter.

With the size and growth rate of credit controlled by the state, it is more and more difficult for textile and garment enterprises to obtain funds from banks.

The price fluctuation of raw materials will bring great pressure to the textile industry.

"There are more small and medium-sized enterprises in the textile industry of our province, some of them have difficulty in capital turnover, and some even face the limits of life and death."

Provincial Textile and clothing association experts said.

"This year the situation is particularly grim. Companies can not recruit workers, and banks tighten their money.

financing

Difficulty, power restriction and so on, bring heavy pressure to our province's textile and garment enterprises.

Experts from the provincial textile and clothing association said that some of the small and medium-sized textile and garment enterprises were "exhausted", and there was a downtime or half stoppage. The supply and sales were all affected.

The fluctuating and changing prices of production factors such as raw materials, labor and capital of cotton will make the development of industries and enterprises face a severe test, and will repeat the survival of the fittest.

Shuffle the cards

Those enterprises that are in the front and capable of innovation can survive and develop. A large number of small and medium-sized enterprises will face greater pressure to survive.