Cooperation Agreement Between Textiles Group And Shanghai Garner Textile Co., Ltd.

Yan Yong, chairman of Tsing Lian Group and Liu Youran, general manager of Shanghai garner Textile Technology Co., Ltd., signed on behalf of both sides, Secretary General of China Textile Industry Management Association (China Textile Entrepreneur Association). Fang Ming Xie Sun Chunyan, director of science and Technology Bureau of Qingdao City North District, and responsible persons of related units, witnessed the signing ceremony.

" Textile Valley "It is supported by the Qingdao municipal government and trade associations. It is built on the basis of textile service trade and supported by scientific research and development and cultural creativity. Textile industry The service base is committed to building a high-end elements gathering area that integrates research and transformation, creative design, collaborative manufacturing and trade exhibition. It has always focused on the integration of new material application, new process innovation and creative fashion, and actively seeks for multi-party cooperation to promote textile technology innovation.

Shanghai garner Textile Technology Co., Ltd. is mainly engaged in clothing Intelligent integrated research and development, sales and service work, with virtual clothing 3D technology, software development, database construction and other technical and market advantages.

In line with the principle of resource sharing and win-win cooperation, the two sides will work together to build R & D, display and training base for China's clothing virtual 3D technology, and actively expand digital design, display and production technology development business, accelerate textile transformation and upgrading, realize cage exchange for birds, and jointly promote the construction of textile power.

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Entering the winter, home textile products have come to a peak. Not only the export volume has risen sharply, but also the sales in the domestic market. Insiders said that the recent demand in the international market was warming, which led to the rise of domestic textile products exports. In addition, the arrival of "double eleven", "double 12" and new year's day in 2015 also stimulated sales of domestic textile products.

According to the data provided by the General Administration of customs, the total export volume of domestic textiles remained stable in 2014 1~11, and the total export volume reached 25 billion 930 million US dollars, an increase of 5%. Among them, bedding, blankets, towels, carpets and curtains are the main export products, with export volume of 10 billion 920 million, 3 billion 740 million, 2 billion 670 million, 2 billion 420 million and 2 billion 290 million US dollars respectively. In addition to the export of towel products decreased by 7.7%, other categories of products exports continued to grow, with an increase of 6.6%, 18.4%, 7% and 10.6% respectively.

China Textile Import and Export Chamber of Commerce responsible person said that in 2014 1-11 months, China's home textile products exports to the EU grew faster, exports amounted to $4 billion 240 million, an increase of 10%, accounting for 16.4% of total exports. Exports to the US increased slightly, with exports of US $6 billion 410 million, a slight increase of 1.6%, accounting for 24.7% of total exports. Exports to Japan continued to decline, with exports of US $2 billion 850 million, down 5.9%, accounting for 11% of total exports. In other major countries, home textiles exports to India and Thailand grew faster, with exports of 480 million and 470 million US dollars, respectively, increasing by 38.7% and 53.7% respectively.

In addition, in the first 11 months of 2014, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shandong and Shanghai ranked the top four in the domestic textile export provinces and cities, and their exports continued to grow steadily, with an increase of 4.1%, 8.6%, 4% and 3.3% respectively. Guangdong ranked fifth, and exports maintained a relatively fast growth rate of 13.8%. In addition, the export of Xinjiang's border trade declined significantly, with a drop of 4.2%. Exports from Tianjin, Jiangxi and Hunan provinces grew faster and increased by more than 20%.