News Express Of International Textile And Garment Industry

  Switzerland clothing Spin Industrial production capacity decreased by more than 10% in 2012.

A few days ago, Switzerland's "Swiss Federal Statistical Office" (referred to as BFS, hereinafter referred to as the name) recently released a new year in 2012, Switzerland's clothing and textile industry, some new phenomena. It is reported that in the whole year 2012 summary, Switzerland found that its clothing industry has been in a weakened stage, and the total attack capacity has been reduced by more than 10%, which has greatly exceeded the international safety warning line 8.5% and needs to raise the red alert.

　　 Swiss apparel industry turnover growth, orders reduced

In the middle of 2012, the biggest feature of the Swiss clothing and textile industry was that although its industrial production increased by 2.2 percentage points, it was a good result, but its orders correspondingly reduced by 0.7% points, but it is still in the normal range. However, it is easy to see that compared to 2011, the Swiss garment and textile industry in 2012 has been at a stage of regression. For example, the industrial production has decreased by 2.7% points, and the textile and clothing industry's classification is a drop in productivity to an astonishing 10 percentage point reduction. It can be said that Switzerland's clothing industry should be the most difficult year of operation this year.

　　 Clothing growth is inversely proportional to energy supply.

In addition to this, market scientists have found an interesting phenomenon in the data. The growth data of Swiss clothing industry is inversely proportional to the business data of the energy industry. That is to say, when the energy industry grows, the clothing industry is lagging behind, while the energy industry is lagging behind, and the clothing industry is on the contrary.

Japan's imports of knitted garments made in Burma increased sharply in November 2012

According to Japanese media reports, the Japanese fiber import portfolio released the November 2012 Japanese clothing import statistics quick report. Imports amounted to 182 billion 700 million yen, an increase of 3.6% over the same period last year, and the import volume was 287 million 850 thousand, an increase of 4% over the same period last year. Imports including accessories accounted for 209 billion 500 million yen, an increase of 3.6% over the previous year, and imports of 92555 tons, down 1% from the same period last year.

Among them, imports from China and South Korea decreased by 7.1% and 8% respectively. On the other hand, Indonesia increased by 85.5%, Thailand increased by 32.1%, Bangladesh increased by 10.7%. The number of knitted garments imported from Burma continued to increase sharply in October. The number and amount of knitted garments increased to 13.5 times and 13 times respectively.

Weavers in India object to imported fabrics.

The India Federation of silk and silk fabrics (FIASWI) opposed the federal government's permission to import artificial fabrics with concessional tariffs to promote its success. clothes Export action.

At the meeting of the representatives of the Joint Secretary of India textile department (export), Allen jalweera, chairman of the India silk and Textile Federation, said that the government's actions would undermine the country's dynamic weaving department.

Recently, the India garment export promotion association proposed to the Ministry of Finance in its budget proposal that the import tariffs on synthetic, blended and special cotton fabrics be reduced to 5%, and the export of clothing increased by 100% in three years, from 13 million 690 thousand to 30 million dollars.

The India arts Silk Textile Alliance statement said that between Fiscal Year 2007-2008 and fiscal year 2011-12, the growth rate of fabric output was 9.61%, while the predicted growth rate was 56.98%. In the 4-11 month of 2012, the output of non cotton fabrics reached 1 billion 274 million 100 thousand square meters, while in the same period in 2011, the output was 1 billion 395 million 800 thousand square meters, a negative increase of 8.72%.

Similarly, the output of man-made fibres and yarns reached 1 million 801 thousand square meters in 4-11 months in 2012, compared with 1 million 795 thousand square meters in the same period in 2011. This shows that the proportion of yarn exports increases annually. Weaving The processing sector is almost stagnant.