Textile Enterprises To Speed Up The Layout Of Overseas ASEAN To Bring Olive Branches

"P >" overseas a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > textile < /a > industrial layout has become the consensus reached recently in the China textile industry "going out" strategic exchange conference.

Participants suggested that "going global" not only needs the government to escort, but also requires industry organizations to build platforms to link up upstream and downstream enterprises to form a more complete industrial chain and jointly "go out" in order to enhance China's textile industry's ability to resist risks.

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< p > at present, the overall operation of the textile industry is affected by the international financial crisis, and the export situation is grim and the pressure of pformation is increasing.

Going global can not only solve these problems and release excess capacity, but also reduce the overall cost, avoid trade barriers and accelerate the internationalization of the brand through global resource allocation, thus promoting industrial pformation and upgrading.

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< p > "the cost of China's textile industry is 1 to 3 times higher than that of Southeast Asian countries, and the cost of cotton is higher than 30%. Plus Southeast Asian countries enjoy preferential tariff preferences in developed countries, even if the advantages of the industrial system and production efficiency are fully realized, the international competitiveness of China's middle and low grade products has also declined significantly."

Wang Tiankai, President of China Federation of textile industry, believes that under such circumstances, the "going out" of China's textile industry is an inevitable trend.

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Under the background of resource and environment constraints and increasingly fierce market competition, the textile industry must accelerate the formation of new economic growth points, and make full use of the resources of high-end talents, technology and channels. "Go global" to seek more high-quality resource allocation and establish a more efficient multinational supply chain. P

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< p > Wang Tiankai pointed out that the "going out" of China's textile industry can expand the industries, regions and methods covered by overseas investment; on the other hand, it can make overseas layout and domestic industry coordinate and synchronize, for example, in Australia and Canada, and other places to invest in the production of cotton dissolving pulp and other raw materials, it can solve the problem of shortage of raw materials for cotton textile raw materials in China.

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< p > Wang Tiankai said that in the future, the China Federation of textile industry will strengthen the overall layout, while effectively improving the capability of pnational resources allocation, while avoiding the hollowing of domestic industries, improving the service system, building an integrated service platform, helping enterprises effectively guard against investment risks, actively creating policy environment, and enhancing the driving force of "going out" of textile enterprises.

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ASEAN is the most attractive and operable market in many destinations of P textile industry.

China's textile industry has the advantage of technological equipment and competitiveness, and is one of the most capable areas of "going out".

Ma Mingqiang, Secretary General of the China ASEAN center, said that the population base of ASEAN countries is large, and economic growth has been rapid in recent years, and demand for textiles has increased.

The ASEAN countries' production capacity is insufficient, especially due to the differences in technical conditions. ASEAN countries have a greater demand for textiles with high technical content, < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > cloth > /a, excipients and a target= "_blank" href= "http:// http://" > clothing.

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< p > entering ASEAN is the opportunity for Chinese enterprises to achieve the second economic take-off. Especially now, Chinese textile enterprises are facing the best opportunity to enter ASEAN.

Ma Mingqiang pointed out that China and ASEAN are strengthening interconnection and construction, which is conducive to industrial pfer of Chinese enterprises, and is also conducive to optimizing the allocation of resources in China's textile industry.

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< p > it is worth noting that ASEAN countries have provided a huge market for Chinese enterprises.

By 2015, the Middle East group with annual disposable income of more than US $3000 will reach 145 million in Southeast Asia, which will increase the expenditure on food, clothing and tourism in Southeast Asia.

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At the same time, ASEAN countries have launched a series of preferential policies to attract foreign investment, increasing efforts to attract foreign investment, relaxing access conditions and optimizing investment environment. P

Southeast Asian countries, such as Thailand, Kampuchea and Laos, provide favorable conditions for foreign investors in terms of land rent and taxation.

ASEAN has signed a free trade agreement with other economies in the world, providing a springboard for Chinese enterprises to explore the international market, and also conducive to China's textile enterprises to bypass western trade barriers and reduce trade risks.

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