Latest Developments In International Textile Industry

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< p > recently, Indonesia textile enterprises operators generally complained that they were forced to raise the price of their products by 10% because of the rising production costs.

These production costs are what they must bear, including the rise in electricity and wages.

The government raised the price of electricity by 15%.

Sutela Chet, President of Indonesia Textile Association (API), pointed out that the rising cost of production has reduced the competitiveness of Indonesia textiles in the domestic and international markets.

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< p > Sutela Chet said, "our textile sales price has increased by 10%".

He pointed out that Indonesian entrepreneurs seek to increase efficiency to reduce high production costs.

However, it is impossible for entrepreneurs to take radical measures, such as reducing the number of workers.

Sutela Chet said that entrepreneurs have taken other measures, such as re setting factories in other areas, and choosing factories in the first place are low wage areas. Factors such as electricity, water and communication costs are also being considered.

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< p > the chairman of the Thailand Phet Kasem Textile Industry Association said that at present, the small businesses in the textile industry have been affected by the minimum daily wage of 300 baht policy and the rapid appreciation of the Thai baht. The increase in the production cost of the textile industry is not less than 20-30%, but the difficulty in raising the price of the products is that the businesses have to reduce the scale of their businesses, reduce their costs, or inject new technologies in the production of products to increase the added value of the products.

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"P >" the export market has been the main market of Thailand's "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "textile > /a". The current EU, US and Japanese market orders have fallen by more than 50%, resulting from the global recession and Europe's debt crisis.

As a result, merchants have shifted more focus on the domestic market, and the proportion of sales in the domestic market has increased to 40% from the previous 20-30%.

Although the small businesses in the textile industry are affected by various unfavorable factors, in this process, the business community's brainstorming and mutual help make the business business continue.

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P said that although small businesses do not have large enterprises to pfer their production base to their neighboring countries, if they focus on producing superior products, opening up markets with special needs and closer cooperation between industries, we believe that Thailand's textile industry still has a future.

At the same time, I hope that the relevant government units will give more help to manufacturers in textile production research and technological innovation, and help small businesses increase sales and value-added products.

The Phet Kasem Textile Association currently has 50 members, most of which are small businesses with factories on PhetKasem road.

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< p > < strong > Brazil temporarily cancelled the 5-7 month a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/" > cotton import < /a > tariff < /strong > /p >

< p > recently, the government of Brazil decided to temporarily cancel the import duty on cotton for 3 months, from ~7 31 May 1, 2013.

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< p > it is learnt that the meeting of the Brazil Foreign Trade Commission (CAMEX) and the Ministry of industry and foreign trade (MDIC) decided to reduce the import tariff of cotton from 10% to zero.

The purpose of this new measure is to avoid the interruption of the supply of cotton in Brazil textile "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ > clothing > /a.

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< p > according to the data of the Ministry of industry and foreign trade of Brazil, the import of cotton in Brazil decreased significantly from 2011 to 2012, and the import volume dropped from 932 million US dollars to 361 million US dollars.

In 2013 1~2, cotton imports in Brazil fell by 21% to $54 million 200 thousand.

During the two months, cotton imports from China and Pakistan decreased significantly, while imports from the US increased slightly, and imports from India and Egypt increased significantly.

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