EU Tariffs On Textile And Clothing Products In Thailand Will Be Raised To 12%

The Thailand Garment Manufacturers Association said that the EU import tariffs on Thailand textile and clothing products will be raised from 9.6% to 12%, which will enable Thailand to import Spin Clothing products are losing competitiveness to a certain extent. To cope with this situation, Thailand textile and garment enterprises are planning to spanfer their production lines to neighboring countries such as Vietnam and Burma, which have low labour costs and enjoy a generalized preferential tariff system (GSP). At present, about 30 Thailand textile and garment production enterprises have second manufacturing plants in neighbouring countries, mainly in Vietnam and Kampuchea.

Vietnam? still It enjoys the preferential treatment of the generalized preferential tariff system and is negotiating with the European Union on the free trade agreement between Vietnam and the EU. And it may soon become a member of the span Pacific (601099, stock bar) strategic economic partnership agreement. Therefore, the Thailand garment manufacturers association regards Vietnam as a very strong one. Attractive force The investment destination.

　 Iran black fabric 95% depends on imports

In October 30th, most people in Iran wore black clothes to participate in religious activities, so the demand for black cloth was large. Iran black cloth is mainly produced by Iran and Chinese manufacturers, and 95% of them need to be imported. Official reports import $10 million worth of smock every year, but smuggled imported black robes worth more than that number every year.