China'S Textile And Garment Industry Has Declined Or Hidden Its Exports To Japan?

Low order orders flow to Southeast Asian countries

Zhou Yuenan, a new revenue and expenditure company in Tianjin, suggested that the warm winter in Japan last year, and many winter clothes of Japanese clothing enterprises were not sold, which caused great pressure on stock.

So this year's purchase volume will drop, and this spring is late, which has affected the spring clothing market.

And because of the constant nature of the market, many Japanese

Afraid to order.

All these factors affect the order of enterprises more or less.

Some insiders pointed out that high inventories have inspired such a phenomenon. The Japanese buyers sent the Treasury to the Chinese sea and shipped the goods in batches from China again.

In fact, over the past few years, the Japanese textile and garment industry has always been corresponding to the growth goal of "China +1", that is, to seek the foundry base for undertaking textile and garment orders in Southeast Asian countries outside China.

The Japanese apparel industry has recently come to the news that Japanese companies and trading companies are competing to expand their garment production and procurement in Southeast Asia, as concerns about rising labor costs in China have affected earnings.

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Statistics from the Japan Textile Import Statistics Institute

In view of this year's 1~4 months, Japan's textile and clothing imports totaled 829 billion 690 million yen, an increase of 3.8% over the same period in 2011, with an import volume of 330 thousand tons, an increase of 0.9%.

Among the top 5 importing countries, Asian countries occupy 4 seats.

Vietnam, Indonesia and Bangladesh are following China, ranking second, fourth and fifth.

Textile trade between Japan and Southeast Asian countries other than China has become increasingly sophisticated.

Just now, China's textile and clothing exports to Japan have been falling for the first time since the beginning of the year. But for large export enterprises, compared with the European and American markets which have not yet been out of the mire, the potential for export is still high.

After inventing a profound exchange with enterprises, he found that the reason for supporting enterprise belief is closely related to the increasingly cautious economic and trade relations between China and Japan.

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Zhou Yuenan, a new import and export company in Tianjin, told the exporters that they should always worry about the risk of exchange rate because of the great fluctuation of the yen exchange rate. We should estimate the exchange rate between us dollar and yen, and analyze the trend of US dollar to RMB.

After a direct exchange between the renminbi and the yen, the enterprise will have to consider the two currencies directly.

The trend can be low risk that can be useful.

"Straight currency" opens new opportunities

It can not be denied that, compared with the period after the Japanese land movement in March last year, the Japanese economy has now been regarded as "keeping the clouds open".

The Japanese authorities signaled that the polypropylene filament was strongly rebuilt by consumers and rebuilt after last year's movement.

With the pull of the Japanese economy, the Japanese authorities have been raising the assessment of corporate profits for second months in the wake of the growth and redevelopment of enterprises.

The economic boom has improved, but China's textile exports to Japan have entered the downward space. After all, why is it? Zhou Yuenan, the twenty manager of Tianjin new textiles import and Export Co., Ltd. unravelled the mystery: "at this moment, more and more textile clothing orders are flowing to Southeast Asian countries in the Japanese market.

Over the past few years, because of the increasingly prominent labor cost advantages of these countries, Japanese merchants began to purchase large quantities in Bangladesh, Vietnam and other countries.

Since the beginning of this year, the diversion of orders has become more and more obvious.

The general manager of Nantong Thean Hou Temple Clothing Co., Ltd., Kim Zhuo ran, thinks that although the comprehensive strength of the textile industry in Southeast Asian countries can not be compared with that of our country, there is actually a commensurate department.

Low price orders for products are pferred to these countries, so the production is low.

Products oriented foreign trade enterprises have been hit harder.