Textile Chamber Of Commerce Delegation "Go Out" And Seek Development

During the inspection, the chamber of Commerce visited India respectively. Spin Industrial Union, Sri Lanka Export Development Bureau and Sri Lanka clothing The Federation inspected the investment environment of BRANDIX clothing city in India, and carried out trade docking and exchanges with more than ten India and Sri Lanka textile and garment enterprises. Tian Fu Three Yue, Hebei spinning, Shanghai Hua Shen, Jiangsu AB, Guangzhou textile Members participated in the survey, and China's Sri Lanka business consulting office, India China Economic and Cultural Promotion Association, Guangdong Yida group and Shandong Lu Tai Group provided positive support and support for this investigation.

　 1. Investigation in India

During his stay in India, the delegation mainly inspected the investment situation of Brandi J India garment city and visited the Federation of India textile industry, and established contacts with India cotton production enterprises and traders.

　 (1) and India textile industry Federation talks and Sino Indian trade docking

In April 4th, I will visit India Textile Industry Federation. Mr. D.K.NAIR, Secretary General of the Federation, Mr. K.K.AGARWAL, chairman of the textile industry association of northern India, and 5 cotton yarn production enterprises participated in the talks and exchanges between the two sides.

Secretary General Zhang Xian introduced to India the development of China's textile and garment industry and the basic situation of our member enterprises. At present, India is one of China's most important import markets for cotton yarn, and imports have increased year by year in recent years. It is hoped that the two sides will strengthen in-depth cooperation and establish a long-term effective liaison mechanism to build a service platform for their respective member enterprises and promote bilateral trade development.

The Indian side introduced the development of India's textile and garment industry, saying that the textile and garment industry is the most important manufacturing industry in India, accounting for 12% of the total manufacturing industry in the country. In the future industry development, India will seek opportunities from China's industrial readjustment: first, China is striving to increase the added value of products, and will yield some trade share of products with lower added value, such as printing and dyeing, yarn and so on; two, in the field of garment industry, with the increase of labor and production costs, China's competitiveness will be weakened; three, in the long run, China's rapid economic growth can not rely on labor intensive industries for a long time. At present, China's textile and garment exports account for about 36% of the world's trade, while India has only 4%, but in the next 10 years, India will probably seize some of China's share.

　　 (two) Brandi J, India Clothing city ( BIAC) situation

On the basis of a full two day tour of the park and the full introduction of the management of the park and the free exchange with the chief operating officer, director of marketing and financial director of the park, the Chinese delegation has also invested in the OceanIndia (the production of synthetic yarn and knitted fabrics, the investment for Hongkong mutual company), the BrandixApparelIndia (Sri Lanka Brandi J company's garment manufacturer), and the US investment (SeedsIntimateApparel). Underwear enterprise The workshop, warehouse, canteen and operation of many enterprises such as PioneerElastics (elastic cord production enterprise), S&S and so on were surveyed on the spot, and the two phase BIAC workshop and the three model factory building were also visited.

BIAC is located in the eastern part of Ande's Laban state of India, which is the third largest cotton producing area in India. The park is invested and managed by Brandi, the largest clothing company in Sri Lanka. It occupies an area of 1000 acres (about 6100 acres) and is the only special economic zone for garment processing and production in India. Brandi J's investment in India is mainly about India's advantages in policy environment, land and labor costs, and potential labor supply. India's attraction to foreign investment is mainly to solve the employment problem of domestic labor force, which is indicated in the land use contract signed by Brandi J. At present, there are nearly 10 enterprises in the park, and the total number of employees is 12000. Due to the potential labor force in the region, it will be very realistic to find the same number of workers at least 50 km in the near future. If the workers demand more than 25 thousand people in the future, the park will also transfer enough labor force from the neighboring areas according to the demand, and it is expected that the employment of 60 thousand people will be solved by 2031.

　　 Two, the situation in Sri Lanka.

(I) visit Sri Lanka's Export Development Council

On the morning of April 8th, I would work with Secretary General Zhang Xian and Dr. Maraikkar, executive director of Sri Lanka's export development board (EDB). At the same time, I would also like to participate in the talks with the Wang Yingqi counselor of the Chinese business office in Sri Lanka and Sri Lanka. Costume Federation The secretary general, Mr. Cooray.

(two) visit Brandi J headquarters and Guangdong Yida Group factory.

I will visit Brandi J's headquarters and garment factory of Guangdong Yida group in Sri Lanka and inspect the production and investment of Sri Lanka's textile and garment industry. Brandi J company specializes in casual wear, underwear, wear-resistant fabrics, knitted fabrics and other products. It also provides wet finishing and dyeing. It is the largest in Sri Lanka. Textile and clothing Exporters, the company hopes to strengthen cooperation with Chinese enterprises to jointly develop Sri Lanka and India production market. During the period from 1978 to 2012, Guangdong Yida group opened five factories in Sri Lanka, with nearly 6000 employees, and more than 80% of its products exported to the United States. The overall investment situation was relatively good, the local land and labor costs were relatively low, and the relationship between staff and Chinese enterprises was also more harmonious.