Overseas Customers' Re Selection Of Chinese Textiles Has Promoted The Revival Of The Textile Industry.

"Orders have suddenly increased in recent months. Even during the Mid Autumn Festival of the previous few days, our workers did not rest."

Mr. Chen, director of Foshan Fu Hong textile factory, told reporters that for a long time this year, the business of the textile mill was very cold, but now the volume of orders is much higher.

Reporters further understand that at present

Indeed, many textile factories in the region have seen an increase in orders and a rise in operating rates.

In a warehouse at JINDA textile factory in Foshan, workers are busy unloading the cotton yarn of cars and cars. In the production workshop, the reporter noticed that almost all looms were in operation.

"A month ago, our start-up rate was less than 50%, but now it can reach more than 80%."

The head of the textile factory said that their textile factories were not large in scale, mainly for processing and producing cloth for traders. "Orders have increased, it must be because the business of these traders is getting better."

It is understood that about 50% of our textile foreign trade orders are in the hands of Tianhong textile and Guangzhou Yida. They export cotton and other raw materials into finished products directly, while nearly 50% of foreign trade orders are in the hands of textile traders. Textile traders process raw materials into finished products and then export them through small textile mills.

"Now it's not just a small textile mill in Southern China, but most of the textile factories in the country have started to pick up."

Huang Junfei, head of the Yangtze Futures Research Institute, believes that the arrival of the peak season of overseas traditional consumption is the main reason for the pick-up rate of textile mills.

"In October and November, overseas clothing changed season, and consumption improved.

Boom. "

"The return of some high quality orders overseas is also one of the reasons for the rising operating rate."

Qi Zhiyun, director of CIC Futures Research Institute, told reporters that because of the price difference between 3000 and 5000 yuan per ton of cotton at home and abroad, Pakistan, India and other countries took advantage of the price advantage and seized many overseas orders.

"However, there is still a certain gap between the quality of their textiles and that of our country. Some overseas customers began to re choose the use of Chinese textiles for consideration of quality, which, to a certain extent, also promoted the revival of the domestic textile industry".

"The downstream consumption of textile industry is getting warmer and the operating rate of textile mill is rising. The consumption of raw material cotton will definitely increase.

However, the background of the downturn is not fundamentally changed. This increase in consumption is not enough to make the trend of cotton prices rise. "

Zhu Jian, head of Foshan Chao Shun textile accessories company, thinks cotton prices may rebound slightly in the short term, but it is difficult to increase again.

In this regard, Huang Junfei expressed a similar view.

He believes that the current main factor affecting cotton prices is the purchase and storage policy.

"Although the downstream consumption has increased, but there has not been a huge increase, it is difficult to cause too much impact on cotton prices. At present, the change in the policy of purchasing and storing is still the most concerned factor in the market".

Zhu Jian said that most of China's textile enterprises are mainly export oriented, although exports have gradually shifted to domestic sales in recent years, but exports are still the main direction of textile enterprises.

The upcoming autumn China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair) will be the weathervane of textile export data in the coming half year, "this will be another key factor affecting the future trend of cotton prices in addition to the policy of purchasing and storage."