The Shift Of Chinese Clothing To Overseas Has Already Been Expected.

< p > in the southern coastal cities of China, the sewing machine was dusty in the corner of the garment factory.

The production activity is deserted, and the number of workers in the factory is also decreasing.

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< p > garment factories began to produce less than a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing "/a" in Vietnam, and Vietnam's wage level is half of that in China.

Some customers' production tasks have also been pferred to other countries.

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< p > the wage level of garment workers in China has increased at a rate of 20% a year, and factories have been unable to make profits in China.

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< p > because of the sharp rise of wage level and the long shortage of labor force, as a former world factory, China's competitiveness is not as good as before. Therefore, it is a foregone conclusion to pfer to other countries.

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< p > but in Vietnam and Kampuchea, the struggle for labour is also pushing up wages in these countries.

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< p > with the maturity of China's economy, some of China's garment manufacturing business has been pferred overseas, and has even been encouraged by the government.

As other Asian countries become more efficient in large-scale manufacturing, China must embrace scientific research and high technology production in order to carry out economic pformation like Korea and Japan.

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< p > however, in order to ensure healthy economic growth, China needs to expand its service sector and rapidly create manufacturing jobs that require more skilled employees to make up for the loss of manufacturing pfer.

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< p > UNIQLO is the largest clothing chain in Asia.

UNIQLO said that 70% of the brand's clothing was produced in China, but it wanted to reduce the proportion to 2/3, mainly in order to reduce costs.

A spokeswoman for Fast Retailing Co. of UNIQLO said that the retailer is discussing with 70 manufacturers in the world about where to make garments.

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