Cotton Enterprises, Cotton Traders And Textile Enterprises Look Forward To The Cotton Market.

In recent days, cotton producers and cotton merchants all over the country.

Businesses have been on holiday, and there has been less market pactions and feel more cheerless, but there is still hope for everyone.

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Price of inside and outside cotton.

Since mid January, Hebei, Shandong, Sichuan,

Some textile enterprises have been receiving notice of quotas, so they turn their attention.

Cotton.

Recently, some textile enterprises in Henan and Shandong indicated that the number of quotas was limited and the competition among industries was fierce. The key point was the obvious superiority of the external cotton price. Now the enterprises look forward to seamless docking between the inside and outside cotton prices and enhance the competitiveness of the domestic textile enterprises.

Mainland and Xinjiang subsidies.

A mainland cotton grower said that Xinjiang subsidy is a "differential subsidy", and how much to make up for it.

According to the cotton price in 2015, it is estimated that the subsidy of cotton farmers in Xinjiang this year will not be less than 600 yuan / mu.

And the mainland is "quota subsidy", the upper limit is 2000 yuan / ton.

Taking Hebei as an example, cotton farmers received the subsidy of 165 yuan per mu last year.

The gap between the two countries is large, and the cotton farmers in the mainland hope that subsidies can be integrated with Xinjiang.

No threshold

Grow cotton.

A large family of Liu Xing cotton farmers said that in the process of developing large-scale planting, the lease of land for planting cotton has obvious disadvantages.

Take himself as an example. In 2015, he covered 150 acres of sowing.

The cost of land leasing must be increased by 700 yuan per mu.

"More than half of the total cost can not compete with the responsible cotton growers."

Lao Liu said that the scale and specialization represented the advanced productive forces, but in the mainland, they encountered the threshold of contracting fees and reduced his income by half.

Processing.

At present, the mainland market is interwoven with 200 and 400 enterprises. Many of the 200 enterprises do not have business licenses, but the 400 enterprises are not evenly distributed.

"If more processing subjects can be added, the market may be more active, and it can also solve the cotton farmers' cotton selling problem to a certain extent."

A 200 type enterprise official said.