The Proportion Of China'S Clothing Imports Fell Sharply In The Fourth Quarter Of Last Year.

2020/2/21 10:43:00 0

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In the four quarter of 2019, China accounted for a large share of the majority of clothing imports in the United States. The United States imposed 15% tariffs on Chinese clothing, resulting in a significant reduction in the proportion of cotton garments in China. Clothing from other places instead of China. In the category of man-made fibres, the decline in China's proportion is relatively limited.

The decline in US imports of Chinese clothing almost affects all product categories. In the fourth quarter of 2019, the decline reached two digits, down from the same period last year. During the season, the number of wool garments imported from China decreased by 36%, while that of cotton fabrics decreased by 31%, while that of man-made fibres only decreased by 23%.

In 350th categories of cotton dresses, imports from China decreased by more than half. In this category, China's share in the US import market dropped from 65% to 42% in one year.

The share of imports of Chinese products dropped from 43.8% to 37.2%, and the share declined from 34% to 25.5%. In the cotton uniform category, China's share slipped to only 23%, while cotton underwear accounted for 6.9%, but cotton sweater still accounted for 66%.

In many man-made fiber clothing categories, China's market share is still very high. In these categories, American buyers can not easily replace suppliers. The export price of Chinese cotton garments has dropped by 13.4%, and other Asian countries may take the place of China. In contrast, in the category of man-made fibres, the unit price only dropped by 5.3%, reflecting China's strong position in the polyester world.