What are the issues that textile companies in Foshan and Guangzhou, Guangdong are most concerned about?
Recently, the China Cotton Textile Industry Association research team went to Foshan, Guangzhou and other regions in Guangdong for research, and visited yarn traders, denim clothing clusters, downstream weaving Various links in the industrial chain, including enterprises, held discussions and exchanges on the current operating status of enterprises and their demands, mainly in the following aspects.
1. In the short term, companies generally report that raw material prices are unstable, which has a significant impact on business confidence. The recent suppression of terminal brand orders, combined with the upcoming traditional off-season in July and August, has made textile companies worried about the second quarter. It is hoped that the country will not only pay attention to emerging industries, but also pay more attention to the cotton textile industry, and recommend that relevant departments promptly introduce relevant measures to stabilize raw material prices and boost market confidence. The spinning companies visited all stated that they would support the brand building and industrial development of Chinese cotton. However, there is still room for improvement in cottonquality. It is hoped that China’s cotton industry can become China’squality color=”#FF8040″>Textile industry has strong support.
2. In the long run, companies are most worried about the labor problem. Under the national conditions of imbalanced population structure, they will face the dilemma of not being able to recruit workshop production personnel in the future. The survey revealed that the companies visited mainly employ local people. In recent years, most young people have been unwilling to go to textile factories. The average age has increased year by year and is currently about 40 years old.
3. The companies visited are mainly OEMs, but they all have a strong awareness of brand building. They said that the lack of independent brands will affect the industry’s voice. These companies are constantly trying to launch independently designed brands while doing OEMs. apparel.
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