The Thirteen Line, Sijiqing Is Just A Small And Medium Sized Textile Enterprise In Miniature.

2019 was originally the most difficult year for the garment industry. Many people in the clothing industry hope that there will be a turnaround in 2020. But the reality is that in the first year, the impact of the new coronavirus epidemic is facing. Not only the business of the garment enterprises has been suspended, but also many enterprises have suffered great impact.

So far, some enterprises in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces have begun to resume work, but many enterprises remain cautious on the basis of various considerations.

As we all know, the textile industry mainly serves the clothing industry. Sijiqing and Guangzhou are the thirteen largest wholesale clothing markets in China. The two wholesale markets are still closed because of the outbreak.

According to the understanding, the opening time of Sijiqing in Hangzhou is delayed until March 1st. However, the opening time of the thirteen line notice in Guangzhou was also postponed from the first month of seventeen (February 10th) to the twenty-eight (February 21st) of the first month.

According to the boss of the thirteen line in Guangzhou, because of the impact of the new coronavirus epidemic situation, the spring clothes basically can not be sold, and shops can not normally open. These losses are basically 5. 6 million, and the loss of 5. 6 million is normal. In those who have two or three stalls in Guangzhou, their losses are even more disastrous. It is estimated that the loss will reach millions. As we all know,

The thirteen line and the stalls in Sijiqing are very expensive. The stall owners are under the pressure of rent and inventory. The outbreak of the new coronavirus outbreak not only disrupted people's normal life order, but also led to a cold and cheerless situation during the spring clothing sale. Even though it can be sold online now, many of the logistics companies have not been able to go to work normally, resulting in many people being cautious in purchasing and retailing.

It is predicted that a large number of small and medium-sized enterprises will linger on the brink of danger if the end of February is not yet resumed. According to the law of the market, the second industry basically returns to work for half a month to a month, and the market will slowly stabilize. With that, the demand will rebound and the normal order will resume until the third industry can be realized gradually.

The third industries, including catering, entertainment, service and so on, are more affected by the epidemic. Because the third industry can be directly affected by market sentiment, the longer the forced closure, the greater the pressure of survival, and the situation will be even more severe.