Bangladesh Has Become The Second Largest Exporter Of Knitwear In The World.

　　 Bengal China has taken orders from China in recent years. At present, this scene is on the rise and fall. As described in the famous "wild goose development model" in international economics, industries are flowing to low cost areas like water, moving from developed countries to developing countries, moving from developing countries to poorer countries. At the moment, clothing orders are rolling to Bangladesh, and Vietnam, Burma, Kampuchea, India and a number of South African and African countries have also diverted a small part.

Ten years ago, the bosses of garment factories in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces would scoff at the mention of Bangladesh: they could only make beach pants and T-shirts. But in the twinkling of an eye, Bangladesh has been able to produce nearly all of the ready-made garments from shirts to the most elaborate jackets. Because of the advantage of late development, their clothing production facilities are generally advanced, and the factory scale is huge, and the workers' wages are about 40 US dollars / month, only 1/10 of China's.

Shanghai Yang Lin Industrial Company has been engaged in foreign trade for a long time. Clothing order Processing, in Shandong and Shanghai have factories, the number of workers is nearly 300 people, is a number of well-known international brand partners, general manager Li Tinghong told reporters that the wages of factory workers in Shanghai about 3300 - 3600 yuan, Shandong about 2500 yuan.

"China's processing fees, on average, if each garment is 10 dollars, Bangladesh is about 5 dollars, and British imports from Bangladesh can be exempt from import duties, which is another." Miss Li, who is a well-known clothing company in Britain, said, "besides, Chinese factories are very nervous and the delivery is very slow. Foreign businesses are faced with the risk that the delivery period can not be guaranteed. On the whole, orders are obviously more cost-effective in Bangladesh.

Take Miss Li's company as an example. Before 2012, 70% of the production will be in China, and only 30% will be in China since 2012. The composition of this 30% is high-end clothing (such as woolen coat), and the two is to diversify risks and diversify between countries.

Miss Li analyzed that at present, the textile industry in the upper reaches of Bangladesh and other countries is still relatively weak, and a large number of textiles such as cloth need to be imported from China. But the clothing industry is "nose", accessories factory (such as zipper), textile mill will be led away. There are many textile factories in Bangladesh, and some enterprises in China are beginning to invest and build factories there, including both textile mills and accessories factories.

The People's Republic of Bangladesh Knitwear Osman, chairman of the Federation of production and export, revealed in October 2011 that Bangladesh has surpassed India and become the second largest export country of the world after China. According to Meng Export Promotion Bureau statistics, despite frequent adverse factors such as unstable electricity supply and strike, Bangladesh's export of knitwear in the 2010 to 2011 fiscal year has increased by 46.25%, amounting to US $9 billion 480 million. Affected by this, Meng garment industry exports increased by 43.35%, amounting to $18 billion.

The clothing industry may be just a microcosm of China's era of farewell to low cost. Insiders pointed out that with the full increase in prices of all kinds of production factors, the core competitive advantage of some industries in China is being disintegrated. The success of industrial transformation and upgrading is related to the future of China's economy.