Fujian Jinjiang Strives To Form Three Major Industrial Clusters Such As Textile Shoes And Clothing In 2020.

< p > Jinjiang of Fujian province strives to form a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > shoes > /a > a target= "_blank" href= "_blank" by 2020, > textile > < three "," food and beverage "and so on.

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According to the government's work objectives, Jinjiang will continue to push ahead with the implementation of the industry leader promotion plan. By 2015, the main business revenue will exceed 1 billion yuan, 60 enterprises, 5 enterprises over 5 billion yuan, 1 enterprises with over 10 billion yuan, and 3 industrial clusters with an output value exceeding 50 billion yuan. Among them, there are 2 industrial clusters of over 100 billion yuan. By 2020, the main business revenue will exceed 1 billion yuan, 120 enterprises in enterprises, and over 5 yuan enterprises.

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< p > at the same time, Jinjiang will select more than 100 enterprises every year as an annual key cultivation industry leading enterprise, implement classified guidance and dynamic management, and focus on cultivating the leading enterprises' main business income for the first time 5 billion yuan, 10 billion yuan and tax increase respectively, giving 500 thousand yuan and 1 million yuan reward respectively.

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In addition, the 5 leading industries (textile and garment industry, shoemaking industry, food and beverage industry, ceramic building materials industry, paper products industry), 5 strategic emerging industries (equipment and machinery industry, photoelectric information industry, new material industry, marine property, packaging and printing industry) will be nurturing in the form of P.

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< p > < strong > related news: invest in India textile industry forum held in Shanghai < /strong > < /p >

< p > March 4th, the Forum on investment in India textile industry co sponsored by the Embassy of the India, Consulate General of India in Shanghai and China Textile Industry Federation was held in Shanghai.

Zhang Yankai, vice president of China Textile Industry Federation, attended the forum.

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The forum pointed out that the textile and garment industry is in a major historical turning point: first, the pnational configuration and cooperation of textile and apparel supply chain are deepened. Among them, East Asia and South Asia will continue to enhance their market share in the global textile and garment trade. Two, the purchasing power of the world's textile and apparel is undergoing profound changes. The new one billion economies of the emerging economies represented by China and India have brought a lot of new purchasing power. The three is the major change in the consumption structure of the world's textile and clothing industry, and the global consumer's attention and pursuit of brand, quality, fashion and Internet channels have increased rapidly. Four, the degree of regional trade liberalization has deepened, and many free trade agreements have contributed to a large number of tariff concessions and two-way investments, which have a huge impact on the global flow of textile production and trade. < p >

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Under the macro trend, the trade volume of China and India's textile industry is growing rapidly. In 2012 and 2013, China imported cotton yarn from India to 297 thousand tons and 616 thousand tons respectively, up 127% and 107%. < /p over the same period last year.

< p > Zhang Yankai pointed out at the meeting that this event will help expand the information exchange and potential cooperation between China and India in the field of investment.

He said that in 2013, China's textile and clothing exports totaled 292 billion 80 million US dollars, accounting for nearly 40% of the world's textile and clothing exports, and remained the number one for many years.

In recent years, the a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > China Textile Enterprise < /a > has been making an active attempt in "going out". Foreign investment and acquisition involve various links of raw material, cotton spinning, knitting, clothing and other industrial chains, and Southeast Asia, North America, Europe, Africa and other global regions.

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< p > India responsible person pointed out that China and India have broad prospects for cooperation in the textile industry.

Over the years, India has been one of the fastest growing economies in the world. Market reforms, massive foreign direct investment, rising foreign exchange reserves, infrastructure investment, booming capital markets, rapidly developing information technology and real estate markets have boosted India's economy.

A stable financial system, a vibrant, pparent and high-yield capital market, a high savings rate and investment rate, a sound investment environment, a strong financial regulatory framework, and a high degree of labor force advantage have laid an excellent foundation for China's textile industry to invest in the India market.

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