The Trend Of Shoe And Clothing Enterprises Pfer To Southeast Asian Countries

From October 18th to 23, Fan Si Shi clothing, a cable industry and other enterprises went to Burma, Kampuchea and 19 people.

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It is reported that a total of 8 enterprises were visited in two countries, including shoes and clothing production plants, water washing plants and embroidery factories.

Many enterprises have indicated that the production enterprises in Burma and Kampuchea are relatively well developed in terms of production management and production scale, and also have greater competitiveness. The industrial chain of production links is also relatively perfect, including washing, printing and dyeing, embroidery and so on.

Especially in Burma, some local shoe and clothing factories, though having relatively backward production facilities, have been working for more than 10 years and have rich experience in production.

Moreover, large enterprises in Hongkong, Jiangsu and other places have begun to run factories locally, bringing in advanced equipment and advanced management concepts.

Wenzhou shoes and clothing enterprises are very optimistic about the local factories. They have been inspecting for two whole days, visiting four shoe and clothing factories, and a water washing plant. They have made a detailed understanding of each factory.

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The state has the most favored nation treatment, and the tax exemption is 12% lower than the cost of China.

Therefore, the pfer of production is the general trend.

But Southeast Asian countries are currently limited to production and processing, and the rest of the procurement, design, research and development, and trade orders have to rely on China.

This is also the advantage of Wenzhou shoes and clothing enterprises. In the future, shoes and clothing enterprises in Wenzhou may choose to run factories locally or to do trade in Wenzhou according to their own advantages and disadvantages.

Wang Hui, chairman of Wenzhou Yu Xuan Clothing Co., Ltd., after her trip to Burma and Kampuchea, is more determined to control her core competitiveness, technology and products.

Wang Hui said that at present, Southeast Asian countries' surface accessories are supplied by China, nor have they designed and developed capabilities. They can only be used as garment processing plants.

China should restrict the export of accessories factories to these areas and master their core competitiveness, so that China's fabrics can also become the place of high-end fabrics such as Italy.

This also lays the foundation for the high-end trade and production of Chinese shoes and garments.

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Zhang Xian, Secretary General of the import and Export Chamber of Commerce, said that since the establishment of the China ASEAN Free Trade Area (ASEAN), ASEAN has become one of the fastest growing regions of China's textile and clothing exports, and in 2010, ASEAN became the largest textile export market in China.

However, in recent years, China's demand for textile and clothing imports from Southeast Asian countries has been increasing, with an average annual growth of over 30%.

This is a positive sign of optimistic cooperation between China and ASEAN textile and garment industry.

The business counselors of ASEAN embassies in Malaysia, Laos, Philippines and Indonesia introduced the development trend of their respective national textile and garment industry and the prospect of bilateral cooperation in the future. At the same time, they listened to the opinions and suggestions of representatives of Chinese textile and garment enterprises planning to invest in Southeast Asian countries.

At the same time, China's textile industry is developed by labor-intensive enterprises. With the rise of labor prices, the state issued new regulations on environmental protection, coupled with the development of labor-intensive enterprises in developing countries, the huge competitive advantage before China's textile industry has gradually been lost, and China's textile industry has been in a quandary along with the resistance of rivals such as Southeast Asia, Europe and the United States.