Wearable Technology Will Be Very Fashionable In The Future.

Environmental fashion is the main content of this creative week.

16 sets of environmental fashion from Scandinavian countries also attended the exhibition.

By recycling polyester from discarded plastic bottles, reusing the leather, making full use of leftover materials, and adding designers' ideas, a lot of practical, environment-friendly and fashionable clothes have attracted many people's attention.

Japanese chemical fiber giant tycoon will close the factory

According to Japanese media,

The company announced in November 5th that it will close the factory in the city of Yamaguchi, and produce polyester fiber.

In the future, the production of polyester fiber will be concentrated in Songshan City factory and Thailand factory.

The emperor is located at yako factory in Yamaguchi, Yamaguchi Prefecture. It will also stop production. Polyester fiber, Sanyuan factory in Sanyuan City, Hiroshima, will stop processing. The Osaka research center in the city of Osaka will also be closed.

Japanese emperor is a famous multinational company and one of the giants of Japanese chemical fiber textile industry.

The above adjustment will be implemented before 2017.

About 100 workers working in the de Shan factory will continue to be employed to adjust to nearby factories.

About 60 staff from the Osaka research center will also post posts.

In October 2014, the domestic consumer price index in Switzerland remained stable, reaching 99.1 points (100 in December 2010), compared with the same period in the same period (2013). The price rise rate was 0%.

In October 2014, prices rose mainly in clothing and footwear (+5.2%), news media (+0.5%), household goods and daily household maintenance (+0.2%) and pportation (+0.1%).

The main drop in prices was food and alcohol (-1.3%), other commodities and services (-0.4%), alcoholic beverages and tobacco (-0.2%), residential and energy (-0.2%) and restaurants and hotels (-0.2%).

On the whole, prices remain unchanged.

Health, leisure and culture.

In October 2014, domestic commodity prices in Switzerland decreased by 0.1% compared with the previous month (9), and the prices of imported goods increased by 0.3%. Domestic commodity prices increased by 0.3% over the same period last year, while the prices of imported goods decreased by 1% over the same period last year.