Mexico Has Gradually Established A "Textile Center".

< p > > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > textile > /a > clothing industry has always been one of the pillar industries of Mexico's economy. As a result of long-term benefits from the North American Free Trade Agreement, Mexico's textile and garment trade exports have increased rapidly in the international market.

However, after the financial crisis, the development of Mexico's textile industry has not been smooth since 2012, especially in the textile and clothing exports to the United States, which has been fiercely competitive from Asian countries.

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< p > Mexico economist newspaper pointed out that Mexico was one of the main suppliers of textiles and clothing in the US market 10 years ago. In 2000, it accounted for 14.7% of the textile and clothing imports in the United States, but its share in the US market dropped to 4.9% in 2011.

Professor DUSSEL of University of Nacional Autonoma Mexico analyzed that the main reason for the lack of competitiveness of Mexico's textile and clothing industry is the continuous improvement of industrial integration, technological upgrading, personnel training and labor productivity improvement in Asian countries.

According to the statistics of the Ministry of economic affairs of Mexico, the largest decline in Mexico's manufacturing exports in 2001 was the textile and clothing industry, with a drop of 28% in ~2011.

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In order to enhance the competitiveness of the textile industry in Mexico, P launched the Mexico EU competitiveness and innovation plan in 2012 (the plan will end in May 2014) to help SMEs develop their export capacity.

On the domestic side, in 2013, the "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_p.asp "Mexico" /a "several states rearranged, and started the" revival mode "of textile and garment industry in order to establish textile and garment center and increase the way of industrial input, so as to develop the national textile industry.

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< p > Hidalgo Pontoon, Secretary General of the Ministry of economic development of the State Council of the State Council, recently announced at the thirty-ninth textile industry conference that a textile and clothing innovation center will be established in Hidalgo's cultural knowledge center, Parker City, in.

Pontoon secretary general said that the establishment of the textile and clothing innovation center in Hidalgo's cultural city will consolidate the position of Hidalgo's textile and garment industry in the Mexico market.

He stressed that the establishment of the center will benefit Hidalgo's textile industry from many aspects, such as increasing the production of innovative products, improving the processing technology of textile and clothing, establishing top grade standard research rooms, developing international standards, increasing the production capacity of textile and clothing, realizing the diversified development of international and domestic textile and garment supply chain and improving the skills of employees.

The investment of the textile Innovation Center is estimated to be 235 million pesos (US $19 million 580 thousand). The Mexico national textile industry, the National Garment Industry Association, the national entrepreneur Research Institute, the national science and Technology Commission and the National Institute of technology will work together to establish this innovation center.

At present, the first phase of the center has been completed, and the government is embarking on the next development plan.

The second phase of the project is expected to commenced in 2014.

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A modern textile technology center called "CEDETEX" has been established in P.

The textile technology centre, which costs 12 million pesos (about 990 thousand US dollars), will be part of the ICATSIN, and plans to employ 2500 employees.

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< p > CEDETEX textile technology center will carry out garment design, product printing, garment cutting and fabric evaluation.

The clothing capacity of the CEDETEX center is 100 thousand pieces per day. It provides free school uniforms and medical clothing, safety clothing and sports clothing to the primary schools in the city of sin Luo Ya.

ICATSIN is the largest vocational skill training center in the state of sin Na Luo. The establishment of CEDETEX will also expand the textile employment opportunities for the state and benefit the 130 textile enterprises.

The Secretary General of the culture and education center of the state of Shin Na Luo Ya said that the new textile technology center will expand the production capacity of textiles, especially garment processing.

ICATSIN CEO Amanda Kun de Lu also said that the clothing manufacturers of the state of sin Na Luo will be able to use the computer design and tailoring technology of ICATSIN center to improve the utilization ratio of 10%~30% fabric and increase production efficiency, and the CEDETEX center will also provide technical support and training opportunities for the textile industry of the state of sin Luo Ya.

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< p > Mexico Aguascalientes will establish a new textile and garment technology center in the near future to promote the development of the textile and garment industry in this area and to stimulate the development of the entire national economy.

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< p > Carlos Thor, governor of Aguascalientes, met with Francisco Anton Gabelich, director of CIATEQ, to discuss the future development of technology center.

The construction of the textile technology center aims to provide support for textile enterprises in developing raw materials processing, textile machinery and garment weaving.

The establishment and future operation of the textile technology center will be guided by the Mexico National Science and Technology Commission (CONACYT). Carlos Thor, governor of Aguascalientes, said that the textile and garment industry in Aguascalientes needs constant consolidation and steady development. The textile technology center will provide textile equipment and corresponding equipment for the textile and clothing research projects in Aguascalientes.

Francisco Anton Gabelich, director of the CIATEQ senior technology center, said that the center will also provide necessary support for the development of Aguascalientes's textile and garment industry in the future, benefiting from the participation of the local government.

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< p > 10 domestic and international textile companies from Yucatan plan "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp > investment > /a > 400 million pesos (about 32 million US dollars) for the development of textile, aerospace and furniture industries in Yucatan, and create 5000 new jobs in the next 3 years.

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Nicolas Madahuar Boehm, chairman of the Yucatan Business Cooperation Council (P), said: Yucatan has the conditions to attract investment. These companies choose Yucatan because of their good safety and security, perfect infrastructure and close to Plo Kreso port's maritime advantage.

David Alpizar Carrillo, Secretary General of the Ministry of economic development of Yucatan, said the Ministry of economic development will give these companies a reward of $18 million.

The plan will expand the development of companies such as Southeast Twisted Yarns and Fabrics Mayan.

Southeast yarns, Maya fabrics and a large Mexico tequila fabric manufacturer will invest $16 million to increase the number of employees from 1200 to 2000.

At present, the 10 companies have formally submitted investment applications to the Yucatan state government.

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