Textile Enterprises In North Zhejiang Take The Road Of Differentiation

On the 21~23 th of May, the China Cotton Textile Industry Association visited many textile enterprises in Huzhou, Shaoxing, Shangyu, Xiaoshan and Fuyang in Zhejiang, mainly communicating and communicating about the production and operation of the enterprises and the influence of Sino US trade war.

Do differential products to enhance added value.

The main enterprises visited are ring spinning, and some enterprises have rotor spinning and vortex spinning.

The company mainly produces blended yarn. The raw materials used for the differential products include cotton, polyester, viscose, Tencel, modal, acrylic and other varieties. More products use 3~4 kinds of raw materials, and the added value is relatively high.

Some enterprises take colored spinning as the leading product.

There are 10 to 60 branches.

Compared with the conventional products, the differentiated products have higher requirements for the production process and the added value of the products is higher.

Continuously optimize production and reduce labor cost

The average labor cost is 4000 yuan to 6000 yuan per month. Some enterprises reflect the shortage of labor force, which means that recruitment is difficult and employees are too old. This is a common problem in enterprises. Staff salaries have increased year by year, which has also increased the pressure of enterprises.

Enterprises continue to carry out equipment pformation, continuous optimization of management methods and other measures to reduce employment and reduce labor costs.

Recent orders have been reduced.

Enterprises are mainly based on order production, and the operation is normal.

According to the enterprise, the recent escalation of trade war between China and the United States has a great impact on market confidence, the price of raw materials has fallen, the downstream enterprises are based on the digestion of stock, and the order is prudent. The order has declined in the first two months, and it has entered the off-season in advance.

In addition, exchange rate fluctuations also increase the risk of export orders.