2013 Forecast Salvatore Textile Industry Is Expected To Grow 6.5%

< p > 2012 Salvatore < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile < /a > and clothing exports amounted to 2 billion 199 million US dollars, accounting for 40% of total export volume of Salvatore. The first largest exporter was the United States, with an amount of US $1 billion 716 million 70 thousand, accounting for 78% of Salvatore's textile exports. < /p >
P accounted for 93% of Salvatore's total exports to the United States, and made Salvatore the ninth largest supplier of garments in the United States. < /p >
< p > Salvatore's second textile exports account for 396 million 830 thousand of Central America, accounting for 18% and third of Mexico's 34 million 660 thousand dollars, accounting for 1.6%. < /p >
The free trade agreement (CAFTA-DR) signed between the United States and Central America in 2008 (P) gave Salvatore a preferential sale of textiles to the United States, which made Salvatore's textiles and clothing go through the impact of 2005's abolition of textile quotas, Salvatore's no longer entitled to preferential quotas and the low cost advantages of Asia. < /p >
< p > in the CAFTA-DR agreement, Salvatore has benefited most from the man-made fiber textile industry, and has potential for development, and the middle and lower reaches of the industry have formed settlements in Salvatore. < /p >
"P", and other factors such as the increase in electricity and transportation costs in the Asian region, and the rise in wages in mainland China have encouraged Salvatore to redouble efforts to develop the industry. < /p >
< p > 2013 estimated that Salvatore's textile industry is expected to grow by 6.5%. < /p >