Thailand'S Garment Industry Is Developing Rapidly To Upgrade High-End Clothing.

"P > drove 26 kilometers eastward from Bangkok, capital of Thailand. The reporter came to Shunhe" a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" textile "/a" Products Co., Ltd., located in Samut Prakan.

The enterprise is located in the industrial area on the outskirts of the city. In its large factory building, nearly 100 spinning machines give a loud roar.

Through several rows of spinning machines, the reporter saw a woman worker bustling about.

These are the true portrayal of the rapid development of Thailand's garment industry, but also the increase in the cost of workers.

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< p > "a" a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing "/a" cost as long as 10 dollars, terminal price may be as high as 100 dollars.

Today, the lowest wage for workers in Thailand is US $10, Vietnam is US $3 and Bangladesh is only US $1.

Workers in Germany and Italy earn an average of 10 dollars per hour.

Bondi Ponsalaganavi, general manager of Shun Ho Lee Textile Co. Ltd., is willing to calculate the cost of labor with reporters.

Bondi is more complaining: "now, Thai people do not like to engage in the textile industry, because the working environment is not good, no more comfortable in the supermarket."

At present, the unemployment rate in Thailand is only 1%, and it is necessary to import labour from Burma.

Many Thailand factories have also moved to southern China, including Kampuchea, Laos, Burma, Vietnam, Indonesia, and even Yunnan.

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P complained about complaining, but Bondi did not forget to praise the reputation of Thailand's clothing industry.

He told reporters that Bangladesh and Kampuchea sometimes could not finish the order on time, and the quality was difficult to guarantee. However, Thailand could guarantee the delivery of products on time, and at the same time, the quality was more reliable and guaranteed.

People in ASEAN, such as Burma, Laos, Kampuchea and Vietnam, all rely on "made in Thailand".

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< p > Asia is the largest production base for garments and textiles. The relay baton of the garment industry from Japan, Korea to Taiwan, China, and then to the mainland of China, has now spread to ASEAN and South Asian countries.

In Thailand a target= "_blank" href= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing /a > manufacturers' Association executive director of the association, it appears that a country with low economic development will start from the clothing industry first. "There is not much money needed, so long as the sewing machine is stitching, you can start to work."

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< p > Kampuchea, Laos, Burma and other countries are more dexterous than those in larger parts of Asia. Southeast Asian people are more likely to sit and work 8 hours a day and have higher productivity than Africans.

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What is the meaning of China's clothing industry to Southeast Asia and other countries? P's answer is: "Southeast Asia has not taken away employment opportunities in China."

He said that from the data, China's clothing exports accounted for 35% of the world's total, while ASEAN's clothing exports were less than 10%, "no country can replace China".

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< p > yontana predicts that in the next three or four years, there will soon be a clear market segmentation. China and Thailand and Vietnam will produce more high-end clothing, while Bangladesh, Burma and Kampuchea will produce low-end clothing. "Bangladesh is the last country to invest in the garment industry".

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