Thailand Artificial Fiber Manufacturers Association To Explore The Status Quo Of Its Industry

< p > December 25, 2012, the Thailand artificial fiber manufacturers association held a meeting. Many industry people gathered together to discuss the status quo, obstacles and challenges faced by the industry.

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"A href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "> man-made fiber < /a > is the upstream industry of the textile industry, providing an important raw material for a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp "> industrial chain < /a > downstream, < p > Chairman Ma Yu Ni said.

Among the ASEAN member countries, Thailand has a comprehensive upstream material industry of man-made fibres. It can produce and supply 4 kinds of man-made fibers, including viscose, acrylic, nylon and polyester, and has great potential for export and development.

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< p > but at present, the man-made fiber industry in Thailand is suffering from many negative factors.

From the domestic perspective, the textile and garment industry in Thailand is huge, but the raw materials for the production of these industries rely mainly on imports, resulting in the phenomenon that the income of the local man-made fiber industry mainly comes from exports.

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< p > as a problem of environmental pollution caused by dyeing and washing water in the middle reaches industry, it is unable to expand investment by legal supervision, resulting in bottlenecks or even fault problems in the supply chain of upstream and downstream industries, and can not sustain development.

Product and production technology research and development are also difficult to apply for budget and research results can not be commercialized and other issues.

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In the overseas market, the Thailand man-made fiber also encountered the situation of importing countries to suppress non-tariff trade barriers, including anti-dumping and special safeguard measures, which made it difficult for operators to increase export profits. P

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For this reason, the Thailand industry hopes to propose relevant government departments through parliamentary mechanism to promote domestic industries to replace imported raw materials with local production, to solve the problem of the expansion of the middle reaches industry, to support industrial investment, R & D and innovation, so as to support the sustained growth of the man-made fiber industry, including promoting the official departments of the country, such as "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp ">" P "," uniform "," uniform "," uniform "and" uniform ", and making more use of domestic raw materials for production and reducing dependence on imports.

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< p > at present, the Thailand artificial fiber manufacturers association has formulated a strategic plan for 5 years, including focusing on the development of high value-added products and promoting industrial integration, so as to promote Thailand's development as a textile industry center and raw material supply center in the ASEAN region.

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