Latest Analysis Of International Textile Industry (March 25)

< p > < strong > 2012, Spain's < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/ > > textile machinery < /a > exports increased by 17% < /strong > /p >
In 2012, exports of textile and clothing machinery in Spain increased by 17% over the same period last year, according to statistics released by the Spanish Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association (P). < /p >
< p > the growth of export of textile and garment machinery is due to the fact that Spanish companies can produce machinery that is suitable for all markets. Spain's textile and garment machinery production companies diversify production to consume less energy and increase automatic process machinery to reduce production time, the Spanish Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association said. < /p >
< p > the European Union, including Turkey and Russia, is the main destination of Spain's textile and garment machinery exports, accounting for 39% of the total exports of Spain's textile and garment machinery. < /p >
< p > Latin America, Asia, the United States / Canada accounted for 22%, 16% and 9% of Spain's textile and garment machinery exports in 2012, respectively. North Africa and the Middle East account for 6% of their share. < /p >
< p > in terms of growth rate, Spain's textile and garment machinery exports to the US / Canada region increased by 56% over the same period last year. < /p >
In Europe, exports of textile and garment machinery to Portugal, France, Italy and Poland have increased significantly. P Similarly, exports to Mexico and Morocco are excellent in their respective regions. < /p >
< p > < strong > Pakistan a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > textile industry < /a > ready to invest 1 billion rupees < /strong > /p >
< p > the all Pakistan Textile Mills Association (PTMA) said that Pakistan's textile industry is ready to invest 1 billion rupees to achieve the balance, modernization and replacement of the units, and to advance the selection of various import machinery, because textile owners are busy with their manufacturing units' improvement and modernization. < /p >
"P > the president of the all Pakistan Textile Mills Association, Scher, and Changsha Pakistan textile factory Association, Changsha Association of Punjab," ha ha "Ali Khan, mentioned this point when they met the delegation of the Shanghai ring spinning machine manufacturer. The delegation of Shanghai ring spinning machinery company is headed by Ye Fucai, chairman of Pacific Electromechanical Equipment Co., Ltd. < /p >
< p > the two sides have exchanged the potential of textile industry in Pakistan and the possibility of importing textile machinery from China. < /p >
< p > they said that besides China, Pakistan's textile industry also considered importing machinery from European and Japanese manufacturers. The choice of machinery imported from India is also being considered. India's machinery is far cheaper than China's. All the members of the Pakistan Textile Mills Association discussed the various aspects and after-sale services of Chinese machinery. The textile industry in Pakistan needs competitive price spinning machinery, including rapier looms and air-jet looms. < /p >
< p > the Chinese delegation assured the members of the Pakistan textile mill association that the quality assurance of the machinery was provided. Besides, the competitiveness of the business was also considered. The Chinese delegation asked all members of the Pakistan textile mill association to visit the spinning machinery fair recently held in Shanghai. < /p >
< p > < strong > Botswana's textile exports decreased by 67% < /strong > < /p >.
Last year, Botswana's < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com" > textile exports < /a > dropped by 2/3 to 609 million PRA, because the market access and business limitations exacerbated the already ailing sector. < /p >
The latest data released by the Bank of Botswana (P) show that in 2012, the average export volume of textile products reached 152 million 400 thousand per quarter, while the export volume in the 1-3 months was 330 million 400 thousand PRA, and the export volume in the second quarter was as low as 79 million 300 thousand pra. < /p >
Compared to P, in 2011, Botswana's textile exports amounted to 1 billion 800 million PRA, averaging 454 million 400 thousand PRA per quarter, with a range of 556 million 300 thousand from PRA to 335 million 300 thousand pra. The poorer figure in 2012 was due to the cabinet's intention to consider the provision of 500 million PRA's emergency relief funds in the next five years by the textile department. In the 2009-2011 year, the Botswana government provided support to local textile manufacturers through the 38 million PRA rescue policy, which ultimately ensured the work of 5591 people. < /p >
< p > Industrial analysts said that the weak export figures in 2012 were consistent with the widespread disaster in the textile sector. The new rescue policy was terminated, and the continuation of the African Growth and timing Act (AGOA) has yet to be decided. < /p >
< p > Africa Growth and timing act enables Botswana and 39 other African countries to enjoy unrelated and quota free market access to specific products exported to the United States. In the United States, the Senate updated the key provisions of the African Growth and timing act, allowing textile producers in Botswana and other African countries to purchase fabrics from non AGOA member countries, resulting in an exhaustion of orders. < /p >
< p > < strong > Kyrgyzstan establishes the goal of textile export growth in the next three years < /strong > < /p >
Recently, Kyrgyz Prime Minister Sutter Barr G Jef approved the "outline for the development of textile and sewing industry in 2013~2015", which is aimed at improving the competitiveness of the Kyrgyz textile and sewing industry and attracting investment in the establishment of productive enterprises in the field, including cotton processing, silkworm breeding and fine wool sheep raising, so as to expand the export of commodities in the field. P In the next three years, the export of Kyrgyz textiles will increase by 10.1%, 18.4% and 25% respectively. < /p >
In 2012, Kyrgyz exported 8 billion 800 million SOM (187 million US dollars) to Russia, an increase of 26% over the same period last year. It is Russia's third largest source of textile imports, after China and Belarus. Of the textiles exported from Kyrgyz, 85% are finished garments. Therefore, in order to protect the interests of domestic textile enterprises, Kyrgyzstan demanded preferential policies for importing cloth, excipients and other textile materials in negotiations with the customs union. < /p >