Japanese Textile Industry Explores New Pattern Of Fabric Export

< p > 2011, Japan's < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > textile > /a > exports amounted to US $9 billion 800 million, and 2012 was US $9 billion 600 million. By the end of 2012, the positive impact of the depreciation of the Japanese yen on exports, it was expected that exports in 2013 will exceed 10 billion yuan mark, but the result is only 8 billion 500 million dollars. Among them, the main fabric export growth is blocked. The substitution of overseas fabric production and the shrinking of domestic capacity also exceeded expectations. < /p >
< p > by Japanese yen < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > devaluation < /a >, the main business of Japanese business is OEM (OEM). It is not easy to open up overseas markets. We can not rely solely on sewing processing to achieve development. In order to build an enterprise structure which is not easy to be affected by foreign exchange rate, strengthening exports and trade between the three countries has become the focus. Various businesses have also worked hard in exploring new business models, such as the use of Japanese differentiation a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > material < /a >, the combination of Asian fabrics, and the processing of goods exported through third countries. < /p >
< p > < strong > GSI Creos < /strong > /p >
< p > < strong > get the new order mode < /strong > < /p >.
< p > GSI Creos said: "although the foreign exchange rate fluctuated greatly, but for those who have been engaged in export business for decades, we will not give up even if we stick to it." It is reported that the total sales volume of third fabrics responsible for export business is about 4 billion 500 million yen, of which Japanese fabrics account for more than 90% of exports. From the point of view of export destination structure, the United States accounted for 40%, and Europe and Asia accounted for 30%. At present, the main focus is on expanding the European market, mainly to recover the market share occupied by Korean enterprises due to the depreciation of the yen. < /p >
< p > in January, ISPO, the world's largest sporting goods exhibition held in January, GSI Creos will collaborate with Korean sewing manufacturers with factories in Vietnam. It will be used in outdoor sports oriented sportswear and all kinds of chemical fiber fabrics on the general coat. This may not be able to receive orders directly, but through the performance of the fabric recommended by the exhibition, we can directly feedback the commodity information and creativity to the fabric manufacturers and producing areas, and at the same time, it will attract a large number of visitors. < /p >
Before P, the market share of Korean enterprises was deprived of market share due to the price difference and delivery date. The production space of Japan's northern land producing areas is becoming more and more intense. However, GSI Creos will continue to build new business models from the aspects of preparing gray cloth ahead of time. < /p >
< p > < strong > TEIJIN FRONTIER < /strong > /p >
< p > < strong > seek new direction of fabric export < /strong > /p >
The fabric produced by the P TEIJIN FRONTIER company is sold to the Middle East, and its performance is very robust, and export growth is also ensured at 2 digits. But the company said that such growth is not just due to foreign exchange factors, but also due to the company's down-to-earth efforts. The other sector is the general clothing for sale worldwide (except for the Middle East), which is mainly sold in Europe and America. At present, the use of Japanese made fabrics for us sales is not optimistic. In the future, the company will use the materials of Thailand THAI NAMSIRI INTERTEX and combine the sewing technology of the US companies in central and South America to build a new business structure, and strive for an early resumption of sales to the US. < /p >
< p > besides, Europe is now mainly selling women's clothing for France, and will consider expanding the export of women's clothing in Germany, especially in the south. The company is also preparing to join hands with local legal persons in Hamburg to expand the sale of Far East sewing and processing products. In addition, European legal persons are entering Spain and Russia, and opening up new markets such as smaller sales of Turkey. At the same time, the chemical recovery and regenerated polyester fibers produced in China will be promoted in countries with high environmental awareness, such as the United Kingdom, and ready to wear garments with strong products such as uniforms. In addition, investment in materials and integrated production projects is also outstanding. For example, Itou Tada group and China YOUNGOR group have invested in the integrated production of dyed fabric. GSI Creos's functional underwear integrated chemical plant will be put into operation this summer in Hanoi. Although the capital investment of Korea and China Taiwan was the first to start, today, the YOUNGOR group from China aimed at the TPP (trans Pacific Strategic Economic Partnership Agreement) market, and its investment is more active. Therefore, it enriches the types of Vietnamese fabrics and enhances the convenience of Vietnam's sewing points. Meanwhile, the concern of Vietnam and Vietnam is increasing. < /p >