Textile Exports In China Narrowed Slightly In 1-6 Months

In the first half of 2015, my textile and clothing exports narrowed slightly.

According to the latest data of China Customs express, 1-6 months in 2015, China exported 128 billion 380 million US dollars of textile and clothing, down 3.08% compared with the same period last year.

Among them, China

Textile $52 billion 912 million, down 0.7% compared to the same period, clothing exports $75 billion 468 million, down 4.7% over the same period last year.

RMB denominated, 1-6 months in 2015

Exports of 786 billion 907 million yuan, down 3.13% compared to the same period, of which 324 billion 379 million yuan of textile exports, down 0.7% over the same period last year.

462 billion 568 million yuan, down 4.8% compared with the same period last year.

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Nowadays, China, India and other countries in Asia have become world-famous producers and exporters of textiles and shoes.

At the same time, Brazil and Mexico, as developing countries, have sprung up in the shoemaking industry, and have hit Italy, Spain and other traditional shoe making powers.

In the past 20 years, the average growth rate of the global textile industry is 1.2%.

Among them, the growth rate of developed countries with a relatively high level of industrialization is 2.7%, while the growth rate of Asian countries is even higher, reaching 3.6%.

However, many developed countries still retain important textile industries, and their products are mainly faced with high-end market.

Benefiting from industrial restructuring and modern upgrading, some developed countries still rank among the top ten textile exporters in the world from the perspective of export value.

Most of the developing countries producing textile products are also textile exporters. Their share in the global textile market has accounted for 60% since 1970. Among them, Asian countries took the lead and took the lead.

During the cold war, some developed countries entered Eastern Europe and central Europe and attracted subcontracted contracts with local textile enterprises.

In the process of OEM, these countries gradually establish their own production chains and become important suppliers in the region.

The footwear industry also has the same structure and characteristics as its textile and garment industry. Its redistribution of industrial structure is exactly the same as international trade.

The number of shoes produced in the world is 24 billion pairs a year, 60% of which belong to export shoes. Only one Chinese shoe has annual output of about 9 billion 500 million, of which 7 billion are exported to foreign countries.

The output of shoes in China and India has increased rapidly. The number of shoes produced by the two countries is far larger than that of Italy, and the output of shoes in Italy has not risen or fallen. Now it has slipped to 400 million pairs a year.

The largest importer of shoes in the world is the United States, which imports 1 billion 800 million pairs of shoes each year, followed by Japan and Germany.

The shoe imports of these three countries account for about half of the world's total imports.

The trade volume of global non sports shoes is about $15 billion a year, of which leather leather shoes account for about 85%.

In the international market, the cheap Asian shoes headed by China have the advantage of low manufacturing cost. Relatively speaking, European shoes cause higher design level and quality, so the production cost is even higher.

The typical European shoe producing countries are Italy, Spain and Portugal.