The Textile Industry Must Prepare For A Protracted War.

By the middle of March, the textile capacity of the whole country has basically recovered, but subsequent orders have become a thorny problem. With the raw material market, the price of raw cotton and polyester staple fiber has dropped, the price of yarns is difficult to rise steadily, resulting in the risk of raw material inventory of textile enterprises is also increasing, resulting in high cost and low income status. Moreover, due to the impact of the big environment, subsequent orders are even more difficult to sustain. The operation of downstream fabric market is worse. Due to the limitation of the epidemic situation, the rate of start-up of the factory is lower than that of the previous ones. In addition, the pressure of subsequent orders is insufficient, prompting part of the weaving mills to take into account the number of orders and inventory sales realisation. Meanwhile, export orders have been greatly affected by the international epidemic situation. At present, foreign customers have cancelled orders due to the serious epidemic situation. It is believed that such a situation will emerge one after another, which is undoubtedly a heavy blow to the foreign trade market. In view of the current actual situation, many people in the industry have said: the first half of the market is difficult to have a good breakthrough, let alone in the past "golden three silver four", estimated that the industry should do a good job of preparing for a protracted war, see who can persist to the end.