Affected By The "One Belt Along The Way", Xinjiang'S Textile Industry Is Competing To Enter Asia Europe Market.

Perhaps one day in Milan, the modern girl will show the fashion of Xinjiang's Apocynum fashion, the style of the dresses or the beauty of the Xinjiang camel's long skirt.

Now, Xinjiang's characteristic textiles are entering the Asia Europe market by way of fashion capital.

In 2015, Xinjiang will open to Central Asia, Russia and Europe.

Ban line, striving to achieve the normal operation of the international freight forwarding business.

At present, we are ushering in various favorable policies that the State supports Xinjiang's development of textile and garment industry to promote employment, and many local textile and garment enterprises in Xinjiang are scrambling to get on the train.

In April 23, 2015, Wen Xinhui, general manager of Posey num Biotechnology Co., Ltd., Xinjiang, sold the rob flax fabric to Taiwan merchants.

At present, the company has opened the Hongkong market and will focus on the global market.

Wen Xinhui said that they also cooperate with Italy's famous textile printing and dyeing enterprises to dye and dye the rob hemp flour products, so that the products reach the international top level and allow Xinjiang rob flax fabrics to go to Europe.

Xinjiang's specialty textiles enter fashion capital is not an example.

The influence of top-level design is increasing, and more local textile and garment enterprises are located in Central Asia, Western Asia and Europe, and products like Xinjiang camel hair and cashmere have begun to move towards the international market.

Xinjiang's "Yu Na" camel products have been exported to twenty countries and regions such as Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, Holland, Japan, Italy and the Middle East, and earn 2 million 600 thousand dollars annually.

Du Anmin, chairman of Xinjiang Tian Ling cashmere industry Polytron Technologies Inc, said the company will gradually increase its production of high-end raw materials for cashmere and export to Italy and France.

Duolikun Hugakomati, chairman of Xinjiang Yi Li Qi Clothing Culture Development Co., Ltd., said that the company entered the Central Asian market as early as 2006 and opened the first store of Chinese clothing brand in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

Now with strong support from the central government and the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, the company plans to continue to accelerate the pace of "going global".

At present, the processing projects in Xinjiang have also started. In the second half of 2015, the factory will continue to expand the five Central Asian and Western Asian markets based on the factory and plan to achieve sales of 30 million yuan in 2016.

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In July 2014, the Xinjiang clothing (apparel) Industry Association led a group of Xinjiang entrepreneurs to visit the Central Asian countries, preparing to cooperate with local enterprises to invest and build factories locally.

In this study, with his experience in the market for years, the general manager of Xinjiang Ming and heavy Clothing Co., Ltd. is keen to perceive the business opportunities in the foreign market.

"95% of our products are sold abroad. In 2015, our company's production and processing capacity continued to grow, and orders from the Kyrgyzstan market were adequate.

The orders for garments such as cotton dresses and skirts are larger than those in the same period in 2014. Besides, we have also taken orders for some school uniforms in the country.

Duan Weiming said.

In 2015, Xinjiang planned to open 12 textile international freight trains to open up the Eurasian market.

The 12 line of westbound international freight trains will make Xinjiang.

The pportation time and cost of products sold to Central Asia and Europe have dropped dramatically, further enhancing the competitiveness of Xinjiang's textile and garment enterprises and attracting the rapid pfer of Eastern industries to Xinjiang.

The relevant departments of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region had

In the next 10 years, the volume of textile and garment market in Central Asia, Russia and Europe will reach 1 trillion and 600 billion yuan.

Liang Yong, Deputy Secretary General of the the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region government and director of the leading office of the textile and garment industry in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, said that if Xinjiang accounted for 5% of the 1 trillion and 600 billion yuan of "textile and clothing cake", there would be 80 billion yuan export regulation every year, plus the domestic market, the textile and garment industry in Xinjiang would have broad room for development.