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Investment Boom In The US Textile Industry In 2014

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In 2014 The United States The Textile Industry The Investment Boom.

At the beginning of the new year, P Dongli announced that it will invest 1 billion US dollars to develop new carbon fiber materials in South Carolina. As of today, hundreds of billions of dollars have triggered the investment craze of the US "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "textile" /a ". Mr. Bill Smith, the authority of textile in the United States, was greatly surprised. He said that the United States is the largest textile trade market in the world. Why did a large number of Asian companies rush into the market? /p
 as early as 50s of last century, when Japanese products entered the US market, they were also sneered at by Americans. Today, after the textile industry, Japan's electrical and automobile products have made Japan's economy rise. Today, the labor force is no longer the competitive element of the textile industry market. The Japanese move the textile industry to developing countries. The country today has 85%~90% textiles from China. Besides, what's more surprising in South Carolina, us. 
 China Cole Textile Group also invested 218 million US dollars in the state to create an annual spinning base of 230 thousand square meters, creating 501 jobs for the United States. The company intends to make use of local raw cotton fiber spinning, which is also produced in the local advanced equipment and technical labor force, and then directly exported to China. The first output should be in the first quarter of 2015. The reason is that since the 1993, the textile industry in the United States has lost 360 thousand jobs, and 4 out of every 5 companies have to close. The fifth companies that have been saved have realized the Phoenix Nirvana. Now they are at the top of the textile technology with new products, new equipment and new ideas. Its production volume and product quality are the sum total of the past 5 companies. They have won the market with innovation and efficiency, and the demand for labor is less than 1/3 of the past. This is the survival of the American textile elite today. 
 foreign textile bees are invaded in Montreal, Canada. The company's activity is < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > "clothing /a" (G I l d l). The company is also planning to invest $250 million to the North Carolina State to expand the two spinning mills. The investment aims to support the growing market demand and change the image of the company's global low value weaving. 
 China's labor, energy and land prices are soaring today, and the low cost of production has gradually increased. What's more, a large number of technology companies in the US are eager to enter the new textile industry. The University of North Carolina Textile Institute found that in 2010, the cost of producing 1 kilograms of yarn in the United States was 3.45 dollars, which has risen to 4.13 US dollars in China today. If we use good American labor skills and advanced technology, the cost of production in the United States will be even lower than that in Turkey, Korea and Brazil. Even the textile enterprises in India are unwilling to come to the United States in an attempt to win a cup of tea. The reason for this is that India's Alok believes that energy prices in the US are extremely low, which is the main reason. Second, they also intend to adopt high technology and high quality talents in the US. Another Pittie company in India, ShriVallabh Pittie, plans to invest $70 million in the us to create a yarn mill in the United States, employing 250 local labor force to produce coarse cotton yarn. The company is convinced that the United States has the world's first class infrastructure, skilled workforce, advanced production equipment and high-quality cotton fiber, so it can directly produce high-quality yarn spun products for the international market. Foreign companies flocking to the US also include a large number of non-woven and textile manufacturing and other enterprises. The German textile development enterprise in Germany also founded the advanced textile technology center in Duran, North Carolina. German BMW and Michelin tires are also coming to the us to invest in factories. 
The pattern of the world textile industry center in the north and south of P has gradually become a climate. In fact, the textile industry in the United States has never really disappeared. It's just that they create another market in technology leading way, that is, technical textiles. 
 Americans lose only the traditional textile market. The textile industry in the United States has truly spanformed from tradition to innovation. 
The investment boom in the US textile industry is accompanied by the creation of tens of thousands of jobs for the industry and investment opportunities for the United States of America (P). 
 domestic enterprises are still in a state of heavy financial resources /p >
In 2014 P, Americans invested more than $4 billion in this hot spot, mainly in the following areas: the US global fiber company has invested in the fiber innovation technology enterprise (FIT) and bought the company's continuous fiber dual component assets at one fell swoop to acquire double group technical support, complete the production of innovative fibers, and expand the demand for new markets, including clothing, automotive interior, industrial filtration and medical industry. As we all know, asset restructuring can enable enterprises to get the value of promotion, which has become a new way of investment today. In addition, the American Palmetto synthetic fiber company is a company specializing in man-made staple fibers. They also invest 1 million 100 thousand US dollars to build two recycled fiber production lines, build 25 thousand storages of warehouses and increase 20 employees. The company has expanded new projects as early as 2008 and 2010. In September this year, Chinese company JN Fibers Inc. agreed to spend 45 million US dollars to build a factory in South Carolina to convert waste plastic bottles into polyester fibers for stuffing of pillows and furniture. The investment is expected to bring 318 jobs to the local community. Officials in charge of development affairs in South Carolina and Georgia both said that the number of Asian textile companies approached this year has been increasing. 
 Greenspan Boluo has also invested in buying Drawtech's technology assets of Dillon yarn company, including the intact spinning and stretching equipment. The purpose is to produce value-added products from recycled polyester and nylon, that is, to occupy the medium tensile strength yarn market. The two companies are working to meet the needs of the new yarn market. In addition, the North American fur paper mill was originally a South African company specializing in pulp and paper production. This year, they invested $170 million in the us to buy a kraft pulp mill in Minnesota, and intend to produce 330 thousand tons of textile special cellulose fiber annually. The a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp" > investment > /a > once it is successful, it will become the newest pulp factory in the United States. 
 original ocean going overseas. Now return investment /p >
 American polymer group PGI specializes in the nonwoven industry. Its products are involved in filtration, construction, medical technology, agriculture, health care, technical textiles, geosynthetics and other industries. They bought London fiber net company in one fell swoop, and bought a Brazil enterprise. They have created the world's largest nonwoven production enterprise overseas, and have employed 4000 employees in 13 countries in South America, Europe and Asia Pacific. As of July 2014, these projects were gradually put into operation. But today, they are also targeting the local market. 
Fitesa Simpsonville Inc., another American company, specializes in manufacturing medical, health and industrial materials. It has exported capital to Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Sweden, Germany, Italy and China, and has created a number of overseas enterprises. P Fitesa At present, it plans to invest US $50 million to the United States. This year, we will create an annual production capacity of 190 thousand square meters of Nonwovens in the United States. The new project will be completed in November this year. The company has set up factories in Washington, D. C. and Wisconsin. Not only that, the US H&V company specializes in producing battery separator and industrial nonwoven products. In the current year, they plan to invest $6 million to expand their capacity and create additional devices for the production of electrostatic filter media in the European market. This strategy has prompted them to become the world's leading manufacturers of high performance synthetic filter media. In the four quarter of 2014, their new production lines will also be put into operation. The company has independent manufacturers and R & D centers in the US, Mexico, Europe and Asia. 
Swift Spinning Inc., another spinning enterprise in the United States, intends to set up an employee equity incentive plan (ESOP), which will motivate P Swift to bring new opportunities to the company. The 108 year old American spinning enterprise has found that if it can adopt this strategy in management, customer service, production and business, it will bring new life to enterprises, so they also employ 300 more employees. Us Parkdale Mills Inc. has invested 85 million US dollars in spinning equipment. Two spinning mills have been set up. We plan to raise the annual output of T-shirts and high end reactive yarns this year, and we will achieve the goal of expanding production by the end of this year. Mills The company has 25 spinning mills in the US, Columbia and Mexico. Moreover, the United States Golf coast spinning [Gulf Coast Spinning Co. LLC (GCS)] enterprise is a textile Vc firm, they have invested 130 million US dollars in Louisiana, to create cotton yarn equipment manufacturing enterprises. Together with two investments, the total investment of US $150 million is the creation of two textile mills. We hope to create 386 direct job opportunities and 1000 indirect job opportunities for the United States, with an average of 450 thousand pounds per week of processing cotton and synthetic yarn. It is 4 times the size of another large textile mill, Lan Kaixin (Lacassine), which will directly digest 15% to 20% cotton per year. 
 textile returning has a long way to go. 
 in fact, as early as 2012, the Obama administration had begun to consider the reunification of the textile industry, and strongly supported the "US made" return proposal proposed by the Democratic Party of the house of Representatives. He also believes that the recovery of consumer demand is also conducive to the reconstruction of the US manufacturing industry. The industry pointed out that if the voice and momentum of "made in the United States" in a few years are still strong, most of the US factories that will stop production will cater for the "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_s.asp "market < /a" demand and will be willing to work again. That is why not only fiber spinning enterprises, but also technology textile companies, and more non-woven enterprises, glass fiber enterprises, and composite materials enterprises are also keeping pace with the times and going to invest in factories in North Carolina and South Carolina. It has been integrated into scientific research, development, production and market, and has become the center of the world textile industry. However, it is hard for the US industry to bullish on the textile industry in the United States. The reason is that although the United States government advocates the re establishment of the textile and garment manufacturing system, but in the current era of "price is king" and "fast fashion" for the consumption characteristics, the United States clothing companies that can afford the production of medium and high grade products can not really mobilize the enthusiasm for the production of low-end goods. Influenced by many other factors, it is far from easy for the American textile and garment industry to have a renaissance.