Trend Of China's Textile And Garment Industry

In December 17th, China held in Pinghu, Jiaxing. Spin clothing At the workshop on industry informatization and fair competition, many experts including Sun Ruizhe, vice president of China Textile Industry Federation, and the heads of nearly 100 textile enterprises in the whole province, launched a heated discussion on the opportunities and challenges facing the informatization construction of the textile industry.

As a traditional textile province and a major foreign trade province, under the new situation at home and abroad, how textile enterprises in Zhejiang effectively use information technology to promote technological innovation and enhance the international competitiveness of textile enterprises have become the most concerned topic of many textile enterprises.

　　 export market The pattern changed.

From January 2013 to November, China's textile exports showed two digit growth.

Zhejiang's growth rate is also similar to that of the whole country. In December 11, 2013, the Hangzhou Customs announced that in the first 11 months of this year, the total import and export value of Zhejiang province was 1 trillion and 890 billion yuan (303 billion 690 million US dollars), and the exchange rate factor increased 6.6% compared to the same period last year. Last year, textile and clothing exports, which showed a slowdown in growth, increased by 11.7% and 13.6% over the same period last year.

Behind the data, ushered in a new round of international situations and challenges. "Since the beginning of the new century, the export market structure of textile industry has been constantly adjusted. Our country's market share of traditional textile products importing countries such as the United States, Italy and Japan has declined greatly, but the proportion of exports in Britain, Germany and Southeast Asia has steadily increased. The adjustment of this pattern will make the Chinese textile and garment industry stable growth in a short time. "

Overseas markets are generally strengthened. legal supervision

Although the prospect of foreign trade in textile and garment industry is still broad, in many experts' view, the fair competition in the domestic and international markets, especially the regulatory environment of intellectual property protection is changing. It has put forward new requirements for textile enterprises to promote informatization and fulfill their social responsibilities.

Hu Tie, Deputy Secretary General of WTO, China's competition policy and law, said that as China plays an increasingly important role in the globalization process, global competition and cooperation are the future trend of Chinese textile enterprises.

"At present, the overseas market, represented by the United States, has begun to strengthen the legal supervision over the use of IT products of manufacturing enterprises. That is to say, as long as the enterprises use illegal information technology in the production, transportation or sale of products, they will be regarded as unfair competition. All parties including the competitors and some attorneys general of the United States have the right to sue. Zhejiang textile and garment export enterprises need to pay special attention to this new trend.

Small and medium enterprises do not attach much importance to intellectual property rights

"Textile and garment industry is a traditional manufacturing industry, but it is also an innovation driven industry." Sun Ruizhe said, Chinese textile and garment enterprises Creativity, guidance and responsibility should be grasped in the process of successful reengineering or sustainable development in the future. "Creativity is the innovation of technology, management and business mode; guidance is the life style of guiding health, fashion and sustainable consumption; responsibility is the harmony of human beings and consumption safety under the premise of people-oriented, the circular economy under the goal of friendly environment, and the protection of intellectual property rights and the maintenance of market order under the vision of fair competition."

"There are many small and medium-sized textile export enterprises in Zhejiang, but they often do not attach much importance to intellectual property rights. These enterprises should accelerate the pace of internal information technology, improve intellectual property rights and fair competition awareness, and ensure the use of legitimate and compliant IT products to eliminate potential business risks arising from the use of illegal information technology. Hu Tie said that the use of compliance information technology enterprises will gain competitive advantage and good reputation in international trade, and enhance the attractiveness and persuasiveness of enterprises themselves and even the global trade partners. This is also consistent with the long-term sustainable development of the textile industry formulated by the state.