The Latest Information Express In The International Textile Industry (6.26)

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< p > recently, "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/ > India textile industry < /a > new minister Kavuru Sambasiva Rao was appointed.

The new textile minister promised to do everything possible to promote the export and employment of the textile a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/".

His ambitious plans include promoting the current annual export to $50 billion.

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< p > it is understood that the annual export volume of India's textile and garment industry is around us $33 billion.

In order to achieve the export target of US $50 billion, Kavuru believes that we must encourage skills upgrading in the textile and garment industry, and further communicate with entrepreneurs, find out the problems they encounter in the production process, and discuss effective support programs with the government to help them increase their exports.

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On the day of assuming P, Kavuru emphasized the importance of skill development.

He pointed out that the upgrading of the textile industry's skills will drive up production and reduce production costs, making it more competitive in the international market.

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< p > however, in the view of some textile companies in India, the export target of US $50 billion is somewhat unrealistic.

Due to the weak demand in the main export markets of the United States and the European Union, India textile and clothing exports amounted to 31 billion 700 million US dollars in the 2012~2013 fiscal year (April 2012 ~2013 March), compared with 33 billion 300 million US dollars in the same period last year, a decrease of 4.8%.

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< p > the United States and the European Union are the main export destinations of India's < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp > > textiles > /a", accounting for 2/3 of its total exports.

According to the statistics of India Clothing Export Promotion Committee, in the 2012~2013 fiscal year, India's clothing exports amounted to 12 billion 900 million US dollars, down 5.8% compared with the US $13 billion 700 million in the previous fiscal year.

Among them, the clothing exported to the EU was 5 billion 130 million US dollars, down 21% compared with the same period last year.

According to the data of India textile department, the proportion of garments and cotton textile products accounted for 74% of the total export volume in 2012~2013.

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< p > < strong > Holland formulating a sustainable action plan for apparel industry < /strong > < /p >

< p > Holland textile and garment industry organization Inretail, VGT and MODINT have prepared a joint action plan to further promote the sustainability of the garment industry.

The action plan was submitted to the Holland foreign trade development minister Lilianne Ploumen at the second CSR conference. The main content of the CSR conference is "green".

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< p > the minister said that the plan has taken an important step in improving the working conditions of the garment industry, such as Bangladesh's clothing industry.

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< p > according to the minister, the plan sets out a clear goal and an ambitious timetable.

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In a statement issued on the Holland government website, the minister said she would actively participate in the implementation of the plan and called on all textile companies to approve the plan. P

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Ms. P > Ploumen pointed out that further work is needed.

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< p > the action plan also solves problems such as living wage, child labor, workplace health, safety and freedom, organizing and joining trade unions, and using water and chemicals and raw materials to protect the environment.

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< p > through this action plan, the textile industry association will help enterprises identify and minimize supply chain risks.

The industry will also investigate the harmful effects of certain purchasing practices, such as the rapid pfer of production and the expansion of production to many suppliers.

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< p > the statement said: "the Holland textile industry is initiating the European and Global trade association's plan and asking them to help achieve its goals."

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Last week, as a co chairman of the donor group, Ms. P visited Bangladesh. She held a meeting with the Bangladesh Minister of Commerce, Ghulam Muhammed Quader, for the first time to improve the working conditions donation agreement, namely, the a href= http://www.91se91.com, the garment industry /a Ploumen.

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< p > < strong > Angola will invest 1 billion US dollars to improve the < a href= "http://www.91se91.com > > the textile industry < /a > /strong > /p >

P, the largest food and food company in Japan, said that Angola will spend $1 billion to improve three cloth factories, and 2700 people will be employed. The Marubeni Corp will be responsible for the improvement works of related factories in Angola.

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Koichi Nagashima, general manager of the Marubeni Corp Angola branch of Angola, said in a reporter in Luanda, capital of the capital, that a 270 million dollar Textang II factory will be able to produce 9 million square meters of "href=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "> fabric < /a >, the reconstruction project should be completed within two months, and the other two factories are expected to start production in 2015.

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< p > according to the website of the Embassy of Japan Angola, the Japan International Cooperation Bank provides Angola's US $1 billion credit line to cover the related factory redevelopment projects.

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< p > Angola's independence from Portugal in 1975. After 27 years of civil war, Angola's economy began to recover after the end of the civil war in 2002.

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< p > at present, Angola is striving to diversify its economy. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says that about 40% of its economy depends on oil exports.

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< p > the increase in oil exports has enabled Angola to achieve an average annual economic growth rate of more than 17% during the period 2004-08.

Most people in Angola still live on agriculture, but half of the country's food needs to depend on imports.

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