A Large Number Of Grey Fabric Orders

Recently, due to a small number of orders and operating losses, many grey cloth enterprises are starting to take a holiday. Due to the epidemic situation, the enterprise could not receive orders and the production task was seriously insufficient. In order to reduce the loss, the enterprise decided to take a one month holiday from August 17 to August 16, the person in charge of a weaving enterprise in Shaoxing, Zhejiang said. During the holiday period, ordinary employees only receive 1800 yuan / month basic salary, and will not be paid until one month after returning to work.

According to the person in charge, on the one hand, the enterprise is worried that the workers will not return to work after the holiday, which is the original intention of not paying wages in time; on the other hand, the enterprise can not take so much money at once.

It is understood that due to the lack of orders, more than 40% of the enterprises in Zhejiang Province have stopped production and holiday, and some enterprises that have not taken holidays are also struggling.

On the 16th, the person in charge of a weaving factory in Zhejiang said that they had just received an order, but after accounting for the cost, the average loss was 0.2 yuan / m. however, in order to maintain the normal production of the factory and ensure that the workers would not be lost, they had to bear the pain to take over. This year is a year of disaster. It's hard for all factories. It's helpless to accept orders at a loss or take holidays to avoid risks.

So, when will orders pick up. There is a general lack of confidence in the industry. Many industries believe that in view of the current textile off-season in July, the recovery of foreign trade orders will take a long time. Today, China's foreign trade development is facing a significant increase in uncertain and unstable factors. With the impact of Sino US economic and trade frictions, the export situation in the second half of the year is still complex and grim. Textile workers should control production costs. In the post epidemic era, as long as the cash flow is constant, there is still a chance to reverse the wind.