Pick It Up For You: Look At The 10 Overseas Textile Information And What Relevance You Have.

1. Brazil sports consumption market has potential and huge potential market for fabric.

At present, apparel retailing is emerging.

Mainly from five countries: China, India, Brazil, Mexico, South Africa.

In 2017, the total retail sales of the five countries reached 353 billion 400 million US dollars.

Among them, the clothing sales revenue of China's single market is as high as 241 billion 500 million dollars, followed by India's 52 billion 500 million dollars, and Brazil's 35 billion 900 million.

It is estimated that the five emerging garment consumer market will reach US $561 billion 300 million in 2022.

Most of the people in Brazil are concerned about their appearance and body shape. Many people are keen on regular exercise.

Even in the worst economic recession in Brazil, consumers haven't changed much of their exercise habits, and still care about their health.

Both sports and leisure lifestyles have a profound impact on the sales of sportswear in Brazil.

Functional fabrics and sportswear, swimsuits and beaches have great potential in Brazil's import market in the next 5 years.

2., the United States announced a comprehensive support for the "clothing production" policy.

In June 16th, New York announced the implementation of a comprehensive support policy plan for garment production in Manhattan, the traditional clothing industry block -Garment District.

The plan follows the recommendations of the GarmentDistrict Steering Committee. The supporting policies include: a new tax incentive plan (IDA plan) to protect the production space here; support for the acquisition of a garment manufacturing building through public-private partnerships; special permits to restrict the development of hotels in the area (source: China Textiles Import and export chamber)

3. the Vietnamese government is worried about environmental pollution and delays the promotion of the textile program.

The Vietnam Textile & Apparel Association (VITAS) said that the government's reluctance may hinder the Vietnamese clothing industry from meeting the requirements of its upcoming p Pacific Partnership comprehensive progress agreement (CPTPP) Rules of origin.

The warning part of VITAS is that according to the survey, 90% of the total foreign direct investment in Vietnam is a garment item into the textile and garment industry, but only 8.3% of it is invested in textile and dyeing and finishing factories.

VITAS vice chairman Truong Van Cam said: "if local authorities continue to reject investment in textile and dyeing projects, Vietnam will have to continue to purchase raw materials from foreign partners, because Vietnam does not have enough fiber and fabric exports."

In recent years, cities and provinces that have refused to invest in textile and dyeing in Vietnam include Da Nang, Nai and Bardot, and so on.

4. China has substantially increased India's cotton imports.

Reuters reported on June 21st that trade conflicts between China and the United States prompted China to find other sources of cotton supply, and imports of cotton from India increased significantly.

In the next year of crop sales, India's cotton exports to China may increase by 4 times to 5 million packages (850 thousand tons).

Reported that the United States is the world's largest cotton exporter, at least 10 years has been the largest supplier of cotton in China.

However, China has decided to impose a 25% import tariff on US agricultural products, including cotton, since July 6th. It will be a counter measure for the Trump administration's tariff policy to China, which will enable India cotton to seize more shares in the Chinese market.

The government of India said last week that it had signed 500 thousand bales of cotton export contracts with China, after which there were few similar large-scale orders from China (source: Reuters).

5. China becomes Namibia's largest export market.

Data released by Namibia Statistical Bureau 19 showed that Namibia's exports to China accounted for 18.3% of its total exports in the first quarter of this year, and China surpassed South Africa to become the largest in Namibia.

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Namibia mainly exports ore, nonferrous metals, aquatic products and leather products to China, and imports textiles, furniture, machinery and electronic products from China (source: Xinhua).

6.2017 years, clothing and footwear exports in Kampuchea exceeded 8 billion yuan.

According to the International Journal of clothing and footwear industry published by the International Labour Organization (ILO), statistics from the General Administration of Customs in Kampuchea showed that the total number of garments and footwear exported to Kampuchea (2017) reached 8 billion 20 million US dollars, up 9.5% from the previous (2016) year.

However, the total growth rate of garment and footwear exports (10%) is 0.5% higher than that of the total (9.5%), indicating that the unit price of the order is declining or turning to low value-added production.

Footwear continued to maintain strong export growth trend, and (2017) total exports amounted to US $873 million and grew by 14.4%.

At present, the total number of workers employed in the clothing and footwear industry in Kampuchea reaches 635 thousand, with a monthly wage of up to US $126 million.

The International Labour Organization said that despite the rising minimum wage, the Cambodia garment and footwear industry continued to consolidate its international market position. The growth rate of the whole industry was higher than that of the previous year and created a lot of employment opportunities for Kampuchea Society (source: China Textile Import and Export Chamber of Commerce).

7. Margilan: the silk capital of Uzbekistan

Margilan is located in the Fergana basin, and has the largest traditional and modern craft silk factory in Uzbekistan, producing the best quality silk products in the country.

Yodgorlik silk factory, the largest traditional silk factory in Uzbekistan, is located in Margilan. More than 2000 workers produce high quality silk products in traditional technology, with an annual output of about 250 thousand square meters.

The Margilan silk factory near it is put into production with modern machinery and equipment, and the output of 15 thousand workers is about 22 million square meters per year (source: the international silk union Secretariat)

Jordan export of garment products improved in 8.2017 years

According to Just-Style's latest market research report, Jordan garment products exported to US $1 billion 690 million in 2017, an annual growth of 9%.

Jordan clothing, clothing accessories and accessories exports accounted for about 25% of exports, Jordan exports of clothing products, 94% exported to the United States.

At present, there are 89 garment factories in Jordan's garment industry. The number of workers is 70000, of which 16643 are local employees and 54215 are foreign employees (mainly from Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Burma, Pakistan and other countries).

In recent years, as the Jordanian economy continues to slump and unemployment rate remains high, the government stipulates that garment enterprises must hire 30% local staff in January 2018 and employ 37% local employees in 2019. By 2021, the number of local employees in enterprises will rise to 50%. Although the export of Jordan garment enterprises is improving, most enterprises will still be struggling.

9. Italy leather industry sales returned to growth in 2017

The leather industry in Italy has resumed growth after two consecutive years of decline.

Recently, the Italy Leather Industry Association (UNIC) annual conference held in Milan announced the latest statistics of Italy leather industry in 2017. Data show that the sales volume of leather industry in Italy in 2017 reached 5 billion 60 million euros, an increase of 1.8% over the same period last year, and leather goods and automobiles were the two important factors to pull the Italy leather industry back to growth (source: Asian Textile Alliance).

10. Xinjiang Alashankou construction of a more smooth import and export trade environment

Over the past two years, with the deepening of the construction of "one belt and one road", cooperation between Xinjiang and its neighboring countries in the fields of economy, trade and agriculture has been deepened.

At the Alashankou port in Xinjiang, which is located at the Sino Kazakhstan border, the entry and exit cargo clearance is completely cancelled. Only through the Internet + customs, and the international trade single window, customs declaration and inspection interface, the declaration declaration data is entered once.

At the same time, the Alashankou customs office moved all the business offices to the on-site offices, providing one-stop service to enterprises and constructing a more smooth trade environment for import and export.