Brazil: Small And Medium Textile Industry Begins To Seek Innovation

Small and medium-sized enterprises in Brazil, where large domestic enterprises and Chinese manufacturers are struggling to survive.

In order to maintain market competitiveness and increase turnover, people began to seek innovation.

Small and medium sized enterprises in Brazil

Most of them are family businesses. In recent years, in order to enhance the brand value, under the management of the new generation of operators, we are committed to developing avant-garde and fashion products and supplying top brand clothing stores.

Minas Djilas's mainland Pakistan Senna Britannia Ribbon Factory has 20 years of history, for Victor Hugo, Hope, DeMillus and Valisere brand underwear clothing brand OEM elasticity, jacquard, ribbon and other rope products, monthly income of 400 million coins.

Brazil media reported that Veloso, the second generation operator of the ribbon factory, said that they mainly invest in innovative styles, and launch 4 series every year, even Europe can not keep pace with them, let alone mainland China.

Britannia has a large number of customers, producing 200 different products, 20 years of turnover growth of 28%.

Despite the current global economic downturn, Mr Rosso predicts that the textile industry will still grow at a rate of 20% this year.

Brazil textile industry association data show that Asian imports were the main reason for the trade deficit of the domestic textile industry in the past 4 billion 750 million years.

Abdullah, the third generation of immigrants from Syria, founded HJ 0 years ago.

He admitted that he could not win China's products in price. He could only win on quality innovation and provide top products to big brands such as Osklen and Redley.

Abdullah handed over 90% of the output to other companies, and devoted himself to innovative design. He almost broke away from the old factory mode and became an innovation company.

In the 20 year, HJ revenue grew by 25%, and this year it is estimated to grow from 0% to 5%.

E-Tex of St Paul textile mill mainly develops and produces 00% recycled cowboy cloth, and supplies famous brand clothing shops such as Le Lis Blanc and TNG.

Owner Booker predicts that this year's turnover will be 20 million, which will grow by 20% over the 20 years.