Quanzhou Textile Enterprises Embrace New Markets And New Opportunities

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With more than 30 years of development, the textile industry has become one of the most competitive and most potential traditional industries in Quanzhou.

At present, the domestic textile industry has entered a period of deep adjustment due to problems such as rising production costs, overcapacity, homogenization of products, serious environmental protection policies, and long payment accounts.

In order to reverse the downturn in the domestic market, Quanzhou textile and textile enterprises are accelerating their pformation and upgrading. They have invested a lot of money or imported advanced equipment, or

Product R & D innovation, through "going out" to release excess capacity, and seek new growth points.

On the one hand, the group participates in various large-scale exhibitions in China, attaches importance to exploring foreign merchants resources, and introduces new textile fabrics catering to foreign markets; on the other hand, a group of powerful enterprises adjust their product structure in a timely manner, focus on high-end, high value-added products, go out of the Southeast Asian market, and go to Europe and the United States and other high-end markets to participate in the exhibition to develop high-end customer groups.

For example, Longfeng textile signed a joint research and development agreement with Donghua University and took part in the forty-second Russian International Light Industrial Textile Exposition. Next year, it will also go to Germany and Brazil to participate in the exhibition. Hengfeng chemical fiber has participated in many high-end professional exhibitions such as ISPO, MAGIC and so on. Next year, it will participate in seven to eight different exhibitions in France, Japan, the United States and Germany.

With the cold weather in the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains, more than 900 mu of cotton harvest work has come to an end.

This year, the Corps has more than 6 million 300 thousand mu of machine picked cotton, accounting for nearly 7 of the total sown area. With the popularization and application of machine mining technology, the number of flower picking workers in the Corps has decreased from 600 thousand in 2008 to 200 thousand in 2014.