Salvatore'S Textile And Garment Industry Is Facing Competition Pressure From Asian Countries.

< p > 1. According to the report, the current production in Asia is less than a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > textile < /a > garments accounted for 80% of the total imports of the United States, of which 41.77% are in the mainland and 8.98% in Vietnam.

Central America only accounts for 12.21%.

After the completion of the negotiation of the "Pan Pacific economic strategic partnership agreement" (TPP) by the Central American countries, it is very worried that the Vietnamese textile industry will adopt the "a" target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > cloth < /a > in the future under the TPP framework.

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< p > two, Vietnam is now the second largest garment importing country in the United States, second only to mainland China. If Vietnam enjoys more favorable benefits and continues to grow to the US, it will lose the preferential benefits enjoyed by the Central American countries under the free trade agreement with the United States, and will be pferred to Vietnam in the future. It will lead to the relocation and closure of the textile factories and the loss of employment opportunities for the 22 thousand textile industries in SA state.

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< p > three, the textile and garment industry provides the most important industry of employment and foreign exchange for the state of Sarah, and the textile and garment industry of sargo is committed to pformation, from simple garment sewing processing industry to high value-added products.

The textile producers in SA state say that the cost of electricity and labor costs is high, and Vietnam's production costs, such as wages, are cheaper than those in Sarah.

In recent years, Vietnam's textile exports grew by an average of 20%. In Vietnam (2012), Vietnam exported to the United States 7 billion 444 million dollars in ready-made garments and accessories. In January (2013), Vietnam's exports of textiles increased by 25% over the same period last year, and the export amount was 1 billion US dollars.

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< p > four, the United States textile National Committee (NCTO) expressed the hope that the US government should not provide member states with preferential textile products under the TPP agreement, because the textile industry in Central America will be greatly affected, which may lead to the failure to operate, including the American enterprises in the Central American investment industry and the textile industry in the United States itself.

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