Russian Linen Textile Industry Establishes Export Development Direction

< p > > recently, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp > > Intesco Research Group < /a > the market situation and Prospect of the Russian linen fabric released by the company.

Linen fabrics are becoming more and more popular in recent years, and they need to expand to export more high-quality and competitive products to the world market. < /p >

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Therefore, the Russian government has made a decision to revitalize the Russian linen industry, and called for the comprehensive development of the flax industry under crisis at all stages of product production and sale.

And formulated three main objectives: to ensure the production of Russian raw materials with domestic flax raw materials; to meet the domestic market demand with Russian linen products; and to increase the export volume of linen products.

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Expanding exports is the most important and ultimate goal of P.

Because Russia has been among the main suppliers of the world's Linen market not long ago, if Russia wants to maintain its leading position, it is necessary to modernize the production enterprises of < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > linen fabric < /a >, and expand the output.

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< p > many experts believe that although the linen industry enjoys priority in the Russian textile industry policy, its export development level is not satisfactory.

Since 2010, the export volume of Russian linen fabrics has never exceeded the level of 2009.

In recent years, the characteristics of export stagnation are at 2700 tons, with no growth at all.

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Generally speaking, during the 2011~2012 years, the decline of Russian linen fabric < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > export < /a > was reflected in the export to p countries.

Compared with 2010, the total amount decreased by nearly 1/2 in two years.

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At the same time, the expansion of export to CIS countries was mainly due to Uzbekistan's increasing demand for flax imports.

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The export of Russian linen products to Uzbekistan increased by nearly 30 times in 2012, while the export volume of other fabrics with flax content less than 85% reached a record high of 1864 tons in the year of 2012.

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< p > other CIS countries, especially Ukraine, have greatly increased their linen output in recent years, thus reducing imports from Russia.

At present, the main consumers of linen products in Russia are those who do not have the expanded linen area and the potential of flax production.

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