All Textile Enterprise Management Innovation Award Announced

The third final session of the national textile industry management innovation achievement award organized by the China textile industry enterprise management association was held in Beijing.

Sheng Hong Group Limited, Qingdao global group Limited by Share Ltd, Zhejiang new Australia textile Limited by Share Ltd, HOSA Industrial (Fujian) Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Olympic God Refco Group Ltd, Shandong Nanshan Textile Garments Co., Ltd. and other 6 enterprises were awarded the third "national textile industry management innovation achievement award"; Shandong Hai Sibao clothing and accessories group, Hangzhou Nu Bang nonwoven,

5 enterprises of Zhengzhou Sheng Yu Fashion Co., Ltd. and Qingdao textile Logistics Co., Ltd. were awarded the third "national textile industry management innovation achievement award".

The award results will be publicized and will be presented at the December 12th Annual textile industry annual conference.

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The award of management innovation achievement was organized by the end of 2013. After first instance of the first half of this year, 11 enterprises were determined.

Beginning in mid July this year, it is from Donghua University, Xi'an Polytechnic University, Tianjin University of Technology.

The professors and experts of the clothing Institute and the selection experts group of the textile industry media are divided into four groups, and 11 field enterprises are selected for field research.

The expert evaluation team visited the production site to hear the results of the innovation management by the responsible person in charge of the enterprises, and to summarize and refine the innovation points of the enterprises with the on-the-spot communication and discussion together, and form a comment report.

Finally, through the expert group's comments on the 11 enterprises and serious discussions, the winners were chosen by secret ballot.

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According to statistics from the Ministry of international trade and industry of Malaysia, the export volume of textiles in Malaysia in the first half of this year was 5 billion 800 million MA (Malaysia ringgit, hereinafter referred to as Ma Yuan, or about US $1 billion 782 million), an increase of 20.8% over the same period last year.

The main export products are textile yarns, garments and fabrics. The main export markets are the United States, Japan, mainland China, Turkey and Singapore.

In the first half of the year, the import volume of textiles was 4 billion 200 million Ma Yuan, an increase of 13.5% over the same period last year. The main imports were textiles and garments, and the main source of imports was mainland China, Indonesia, Vietnam, China Taiwan and Thailand.

Malaysia's textile exports amounted to 10 billion 200 million Ma Yuan last year, with an import volume of 7 billion 700 million Ma Yuan.

In the first half of this year, the textile production index of Malaysia reached 108.8 points, an increase of 12.7% over the same period last year, indicating that the textile and garment industry has been brought back to the right track and is on the rise in the wake of the economic recovery.

Li Zhiliang, Vice Minister of the Ministry of international trade and industry, said that although the Malaysia textile and garment industry no longer enjoyed the EU GSP from January 1st this year, it could still use the Malaysia Turkey free trade agreement to export products to the European Union for tariff preferences.

On the other hand, Zheng Wentian, President of the General Chamber of Commerce of Malaysia textile department store garment manufacturer, pointed out that the recent weakness of Malaysia's currency has directly impacted on the import and export business of the textile and garment industry in the country. In addition, Malaysia will impose a 6% consumption tax on April 1, 2015, bringing pressure to the market sales, and some manufacturers will be faced with a cash flow dilemma.

The chamber of Commerce appealed to the government to provide financing for SMEs in Malaysia to help textile and garment enterprises alleviate their plight. At the same time, it called on the government to withdraw import tariffs on fabrics and clothing, relieve the cost pressure of enterprises and promote the development of tourism.