Yesterday, Keqiao'S First Printing And Dyeing Enterprise Resumed Production.

While grasping the epidemic prevention and control, we will go all out to make orders. Today, Zhejiang Bao textile printing and dyeing Co., Ltd. officially resumed production and became the first printing and dyeing enterprise in the region.


In the workshop of Zhejiang Bao textile printing and dyeing Co., Ltd., the busy production scene has been restored, and a batch of printed cloth has come down from the yard machine, and the workers are cutting and packing. It is understood that during the epidemic period, plus the previous year's orders, Bao textile dyeing and printing has accumulated nearly 500 containers, orders in 3 months later. Therefore, once the gas supply and heating are resumed, they will immediately open their horses and heat up. At present, the 17 production lines of the four workshops are operating at a rate of over 80%, and two containers have been sent to Congo, Africa.


Li Ruizong, Secretary of the Party branch of Bao textile dyeing and printing company, told reporters that the party members of the company contacted the machine staff and reimbursed their employees for the cost of the return journey, so as to speed up the return to work. "More than 1000 employees from all corners of the country are now in the 80% place." Li Ruizong said.


While catching up with the progress, the epidemic prevention and control work can not be slackened. The company strictly touches the track of the employees during the epidemic period, and carries out physical examination, daily monitoring of body temperature and the implementation of separate meals. Although the time of resumption of production was delayed due to the epidemic situation, all kinds of work measures and material preparations for prevention and control materials in the early stage of Bao textile printing and dyeing were relatively adequate.


It is understood that 108 printing and dyeing enterprises in the region are now resuming production in an orderly way, and it is expected that by the end of February, the total production will be resumed and the capacity will be restored to about 90%.