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The development trend of China's textile industry

China's textile industry associations, vice president Xu Kunyuan

Everyone is very concerned about the development trend of the textile industry at home and abroad, the following I talk about my personal views, for your reference.

One, the international textile industry development trends are as follows

(a) the world's demand for a variety of fibers will show a trend of sustained growth,

Global demand for textile fibers over the past 20 years at an annual rate of growth of 3%. 2000 global consumption of fibers 53.1 million tons (plus polypropylene **** 63 million tons) in 2001, 53.4 million tons. 53.4 million tons.

In 2000, the world's population of 6 billion per capita fiber consumption of 8.7 kilograms, of which 36.1 kilograms in North America/person/year, Africa 3.2 kilograms, China 6.6 kilograms. Can foresee the future, the world's fiber consumption annual growth rate of 3%, which means that there is an increase of 2 million tons per year, equivalent to building 15 to 20 world-scale new plants. It is expected that by 2005, developing countries fiber consumption will exceed 10% of developed countries

(ii) the composition of the world's consumption of major textile fibers

2000, 31.9 million tons of chemical fibers, accounting for 60% of the total consumption of fibers; chemical fibers in polyester 19.1 million tons, accounting for 35.9% of the total amount of fibers; 2000, 19.8 million tons of cotton, accounting for 35.9% of total fiber consumption; cotton 19.8 million tons, accounting for 37.3% of the total consumption of fiber. 37.3% of total fiber consumption; in 2000, wool 1.4 million tons, accounting for 2.6% of total fiber consumption.

Forecast: the next 10 years of the world's textile fibers, chemical fibers, the annual growth rate of 4.4%, of which the average annual growth rate of polyester will reach 6%, 19.1 million tons in 2000 grew to 34.1 million tons in 2010, chemical fibers in the textile fibers in the proportion will be further increased.

Forecast: the next 10 years of cotton consumption, an annual growth of 1.6%, will grow from 19.8 million tons in 2000 to 23.3 million tons.

(C) the global industrial fiber market is expanding

According to the United Nations agencies involved in the survey and forecast, the global textile market trade volume is:

Annual

The entire fiber industry trade volume

which; industrial textile products trade volume

1997

3901 billion

166.1 billion U.S. dollars

2000

459.3 billion U.S. dollars

1965.6 billion U.S. dollars

2003

519.6 billion U.S. dollars

247.7 billion U.S. dollars

2008

6383.3 billion U.S. dollars

353.7 billion U.S. dollars

In the 10 years since '97, the global trade volume of technical textiles and fibers in the entire fiber industry accounted for the proportion of 1/3 in 1997 will rise to more than 50% in 2998, which will lead to a rapid expansion of the market demand and prompt enterprises in various countries to increase the development of technical textiles and fibers, to participate in the fierce market

competition.

Industrial fibers will become an important raw material for the manufacturing industry in the future. At present, industrial fibers have been widely used as a substitute for metal, plastic, paper and asbestos. With the development trend of lightweight industrial materials, high performance, diversification and aesthetics, the use of industrial fibers is becoming more and more widespread, market demand is expanding, such as the United States, Japan, the European Union and other countries with industrial fibers in the production of the entire fiber sector accounted for the proportion of some of the 2/3. China's next 10 years, the use of industrial fibers and the market for trade will be more than 10% per year of growth.

(d) the global textile industry structure and regional layout will be further adjusted, North America, Western Europe, Japan, Africa, the Middle East, Australia, the gap between market demand and local production continues to expand. North America, for example, the market for the amount of fiber will ultimately be 2.1% per year rate of increase, while the factory processing of fiber will be 0.2% per year rate of decrease, the market space is increasing. It is characterized by labor-intensive relatively high-cost enterprises to further transfer to developing countries, developed countries to vigorously develop high-tech textile products, high-tech, high value-added and operating monopoly to compete and occupy the market;

(e) With the accelerated pace of global economic integration and information networking, the global textile and apparel trade pattern will trigger profound changes. Characterized by:

1, the United States, the European Union, Japan is still the world's major market for textiles and clothing, accounting for 70% of the total global textile and clothing imports, the United States in 2000 imported textiles and clothing 82.1 billion U.S. dollars, of which 5.7 billion U.S. dollars in textiles and clothing, 66.4 billion U.S. dollars; the European Union 140.75 billion U.S. dollars, of which 53.9 billion U.S. dollars in textiles and clothing 19.7 billion dollars; Japan 20.9 billion dollars, of which imitations of the clothing. Japan 20.9 billion U.S. dollars, of which 4.5 billion U.S. dollars of imitation products, clothing 19.7 billion U.S. dollars; with the global industrial restructuring, the next quite a long time, these three countries and regions, is still the main battlefield of international textile and clothing exports.

2, with the reduction and elimination of textile and clothing quotas, North America, the European Union intra-regional trade will be gradually adjusted to expand our country Europe, the United States, the two markets provide favorable business opportunities. Such as: 2002 EU regional import trade of 82.4 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for 58% of all imports, North American intra-regional trade is also very large, such as the United States in 2001, the United States apparel consumption of 272 billion U.S. dollars and imports of 66.4 billion U.S. dollars. After the abolition of quotas, due to China's textile and apparel products are beautiful and inexpensive, textile processing supporting capacity, better reputation, so that the EU, North American buyers and retailers can get the benefits, one after another by the region's semi-finished products and finished products purchases turned to China, the most cost-competitive supply of procurement products.

3, the third feature is the rapid development of global economic integration and information networking, global textiles and clothing, modern procurement and circulation mode gradually formed, and quickly replace the traditional backward high-cost, slow-paced procurement and circulation methods. Large-scale buyers to use their own fast and sensitive market information network system, the implementation of centralized procurement, product standards and testing methods directly with the production enterprises, the establishment of logistics and distribution systems close to the origin of the realization of non-inventory, express, efficient procurement and logistics systems, Japan, the Americas and Europe have achieved significant results on the large-scale procurement.

(F) textile high-tech competition in the future will be the competition of textile powers. Humanity has entered the twenty-first century, textile scientific and technological progress can be said to be rapidly changing, who mastered the textile high and new technology, who has access to the market, who can get high value-added products. Particularly reflected in:

1, the development and application of high-performance fibers, high-performance special fibers, ultra-high-strength, high-temperature, wear-resistant fibers have become an important material for the military and other industries, agriculture, transportation, water conservancy, medical care and other sectors, special functional fibers have become the basis of high value-added textile and apparel; green fibers have become the direction of the development of the new century, etc.;

2, the new type of Spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing and clothing equipment rapid development, replacing the original equipment, greatly improving textile productivity and textile products.

3, the application of information network technology can play the following roles: ① timely grasp of domestic and international market trends, forecasting the market; ② low-cost access to public **** new technologies, new equipment, new materials, information, to enhance enterprise productivity and reduce costs; ③ optimization of the allocation of resources within the enterprise to improve the quality of enterprises to achieve a rapid response; ④ to achieve e-commerce.

Two, China's domestic textile development trends are as follows

(a) China's total textile fiber processing continues to maintain a trend of rapid growth.

In 1980, China's total textile fiber processing 3.41 million tons

1990, China's total textile fiber processing 6.3 million tons

2000, China's total textile fiber processing 12.1 million tons

Since the reform and opening up, China's total textile fiber processing, to maintain the rapid growth of every 10 years doubled on the In the 1990s, the average annual growth rate of 6.1%; in the Tenth Five-Year Plan, China's total fiber processing in 2005 for 14.2 million tons, in fact, this is a very conservative figure. 2001 China's production of 8.28 million tons of synthetic fibers, imports of 1.41 million tons of production of 7.6 million tons of yarn, more than 5 million tons of cotton, together with the raw materials, such as wool, China's total processing of textile fibers in 2001 has actually been achieved. Has realized the "Tenth Five-Year" planning targets. China's total fiber processing accounted for 26.4% of the world's total, is expected to exceed 15 million tons this year, it is expected that by 2005 China's total textile fiber processing will be more than 18 million tons by 2010 China's total textile fiber processing may

In 2000 on the basis of a further doubling.

This doubling is doubled on the basis of 12 million tons, but also in the first 50 years of development on the basis of doubling. Also fully reflects our country is entering the development of GNP per capita of 1000 U.S. dollars, the people's demand for textiles and clothing is not only reflected in the growth of consumption in the clothing category, but also home textiles and industrial textiles have a greater demand for growth, coupled with a steady growth in exports. At the same time more sobering note that this doubling is not simply understood as an extension of the original quantitative basis, but new products, new technologies, new equipment, new systems and efficient and rapid growth, including many of the original backward products, backward technology, equipment, and so the development of the prospects are bright, but also very arduous.

The following two major products of yarn and chemical fiber production to analyze

Year

Yarn production (10,000 tons)

Chemical fiber production (10,000 tons)

1990

462.6

164

1991

460.8

l91

1992

501.4

211

1993

501.4

226

1994

489.5

280

1995

542.2<

350

1996

511.9

375

1997

561.8

460

1998

542

510

1999

567

600

2000

657.5

694

2001

760

841

2002

850(projected)

950 (forecast)

From the above table It can be seen:The annual growth rate of yarn production in the first 12 years was 4.2%, with an average annual growth of 248,000 tons, after 95 years, the average annual growth was 310,000 tons, and after 99 years, the annual growth rate was nearly 1 million tons. Spinning technology is advancing by leaps and bounds, the output of a single unit is increased exponentially or even several times, the level of automation is getting higher and higher, the labor is reduced significantly, and the quality of yarn is getting higher and higher. At the same time requires modern management level, which is the development trend of China's cotton industry.

Since the nineties, chemical fiber production statistics also reflect these characteristics. 98 years ago, the chemical fiber annual growth of nearly 400,000 tons, 98 years later, the annual increase in 10 million tons or so. At the same time, chemical fiber technology and equipment has also developed rapidly, now a polyester production line is equivalent to the output of three small polyester plant in the 1990s. Product quality, variety has changed a lot, chemical fiber in China's textile fibers in the proportion of 29.4% in 1990 grew to the current 60%, and this proportion is still increasing.

(ii) global competition for textile products, will be the main driving force to improve the competitiveness of China's textile industry.

China's textile industry is an early entry into the international market of the industry, China's textile products are also an early entry into the international market of products. China's accession to the WTO marks the further opening up of our country, with the world economy.

1/3 of China's products into the international market, and this trend is expanding, while foreign brand-name products have flocked to the Chinese market, developing countries in the textile low-cost low-grade products to further intensify the competition, which will have a profound impact on China's textile and apparel market and the adjustment of China's textile industry structure. Specifically embodied in: ① textile

apparel products and brand competition; ② high-tech competition, embodied in the high-value-added products and high-quality product competition; ③ cost competition.

China's textile products and apparel, can be simply divided into three 1/3, that is: 1/3 export products, 1/3 of the domestic urban medium and high-end products, 1/3 of the rural products. All of our textile and garment enterprises should have the correct market positioning, there is a market there are business opportunities. 1/3 of the export products and 1/3 of the domestic urban mid-range and high-end products, then the low-level extension of the crude, there is no market, there is no technological progress, there is no market, we not only want to expand exports should also be firmly captured in the domestic mid-range and high-grade market. Of course, we can not ask for rural products cotton yarn CV value of 5% or less, the majority of farmers need is good value, the key is to do a good job of the unity of good value and inexpensive, so that more than 700 million farmers clothing level in the next few years there is also a significant improvement in the good value, inexpensive, in addition to product development to reduce the cost of technological advances remains the basis for high speed, high efficiency, low-cost technology and equipment is a very good way out.

In the development of three 1/3 of the textile products market, textile enterprises and distributors should pay attention to the changes in the proportion of China's two major categories of textile products, in the next 10 years, China's clothing category growth rate of 3-4%, while the growth of home textiles 6-7%, industrial textiles growth rate will be about 10%. With China's economic growth, people's living standards, China's clothing, home textiles and industrial textiles have a lot of space and potential for development. As long as we do a good job, there is hope for development. First, the market positioning should be correct; Second, the formation of core competitiveness of enterprises; Third, the formation of marketing network. This is the point of global competitiveness of China's textile products.

(C) the development of green textile projects to promote the sustainable development of China's textile industry.

With the progress of society, people pay more and more attention to protect the environment, maintain ecological balance, in order to improve human health, put forward the "green movement". Green movement was first born in the 60-70s in the developed countries in the West, the rapid development after the 80s, into the twenty-first century, the world must follow the rules. Green textiles is one of the important contents of the green movement.

1, GATT trade and environment resolution

GATT Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations, in addition to the addition of trade in services, intellectual property rights, and trade-related investment measures and other three new issues, but also involves and discusses the issue of environmental protection, and to make a (trade and environment resolution), in order to solve the recurring trade disputes related to the environment. Environmental protection has increasingly become a hot spot of international concern, as international trade is across borders, the global behavior, and therefore the entire planet's environmental protection is responsible for the countries seriously polluting the environment, destroying the ecological balance of industrial development and product trade should be restricted.

2, China's textile production, trade, product use also exists in the process of serious pollution of the environment and harm to the human body, we must take appropriate measures

(1) The textile industry is China's discharge of industrial wastewater is one of the larger amount of one of the sectors, the annual discharge of wastewater amounted to more than 900 million tons, is China's industrial wastewater emissions of the sixth, of which printing and dyeing wastewater emissions accounted for 80% of the textile Industrial wastewater emissions of 80%, is China's discharge of wastewater and pollutants in one of the larger amount of industry. A printing and dyeing plant pollution of a river is an indisputable fact.

(2) harmful dyeing and chemicals and additives

Such as: fabric non-iron wrinkle-free finishing, free formaldehyde on the fabric, will lead to inflammation of the human respiratory tract, headache, dermatitis and allergies and other symptoms.

Such as: flame-retardant finishing in the extensive use of organophosphorus compounds in woolen textiles moth-proofing treatment with dieldrin, extremely harmful to the human body, can cause neurasthenia, acute intoxication and other diseases; anti-static on textiles, flame-retardant finishing agent used in the finishing, often containing PCBs and other harmful substances, carcinogenic; some fluorescent whiteners are also suspected of carcinogenicity.

Another example: bleach, dyes, pastes, washing is not clean will cause adverse consequences, in the production process of clothing sponge shoulder pads to Freon as a foaming agent, clothing thousands of washing, dry cleaning agent will be hydrochlorofluorocarbons and so on.

(3) heavy metals. Heavy metals, once breathed by the body, will cause great damage to the human body. If people have long-term contact with decorations, buttons, zippers, and nesting nails that have nickel metal, it can also cause skin diseases.

(4) Pollution of the atmosphere and soil.

Cotton production process, the extensive use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides caused by soil and water pollution. Residual monomers on synthetic fibers, such as caprolactam on nylon, acrylic fibers on acrylonitrile, also a threat to human health. In recent years, Europe and the United States set up an "environmental barriers" also known as green trade barriers. The so-called green barriers refer to the environmental trade measures set by each country in international trade activities. From 1996 to 1999 because of China's enterprises at the end of the "environmental labeling", resulting in the export of goods blocked up to more than 20 billion U.S. dollars; 2000, China produced more than 300,000 pieces of jackets due to the return of the jacket zipper metal nickel content is unqualified. China's accession to the WTO, green textile exports to China will have a more pronounced impact on our textile products will be the development of research, development, production, packaging, transportation and use of various aspects of the impact must be given high priority.

The above can be seen: accelerate our textile industry green project is the need for sustainable development of China's textile, is the need to protect the health of our citizens, but also to expand exports, the need to enter the international market. What is green textiles? There are three points: ① production process can not cause pollution to the environment; ② in the daily wear and use of textiles, can not have an adverse impact on human health, the content of harmful substances, to be reduced to a minimum, in line with relevant international standards; ③ textile products can be decomposed and processed, can be recycled, recycling, can not release hazardous substances can be incinerated without contaminating the air, that is to say, the textiles in the abandoned

China's government has been working on the development of the textile industry.

Our government attaches great importance to the "eco-label" products and environmental protection, in the United Nations Industrial Development Organization and the support of UNEP, in 1994, the establishment of the National Cleaning Center, and in April 1997, our country holds the ISO14000 series of standards into national standards.

Our response:

① green textiles for a wide range of publicity, from fiber production to consumers should be familiar with the meaning and significance of green textiles;

② the implementation of China's green textile standards and implementation of the program, the road to gatekeeper;

③ to achieve the cleaner production of textile products, as little as possible during the production process, to minimize the impact on the environment. Waste products, as far as possible to reduce environmental pollution, especially printing and dyeing enterprises and chemical fiber enterprises to pay attention to their own environmental issues, improve process technology, small bath ratio, sewage dyeing;

④ vigorously develop green textiles, such as: U.S. corn fibers, polylactic acid fibers;

⑤ with the trend, to create business opportunities.

(1) Green environmental protection mark. Such as: European ecological textile standard 100 (Oko-Tex Standard 100), can increase the selling price, but also welcomed by consumers, so do a good job of applying for and approval of the work. ISO14000 series of international standards in the current international trade to cope with the "green barriers" is the most effective and most widely used. After

and the European Union ECO Labeling Committee to contact the establishment of the European Union recognized ECO label issued by the agency, according to the China Environmental Labeling Certification Committee, the relevant person to pay attention to the textile and apparel application for environmental labeling a few issues: ① production stability, product batch quality; ② in line with the production of environmental and environmental protection requirements; ③ 1 year has not been subjected to environmental protection penalties, and so on.

(2) development of recyclable textiles;

(3) products with green labeling and packaging;

(4) green marketing strategy.

In short, the world and China's textile and apparel trade market is full of business opportunities. 2000 international textile and apparel 356 billion U.S. dollars, the domestic market of more than 400 billion yuan, our enterprises and management should continue to study the market, close to the market, so as to then go to the market. Therefore, to adapt to the eight changes in the market:

① internationalization of the domestic market, the international market domestic.

② individual enterprise competition to the competition between groups of enterprises: a supply chain and another supply chain, a logistics and distribution system and another logistics and distribution system, an enterprise involved in the group the stronger the scale, the higher the operating efficiency, the lower the operating costs, the stronger the competitiveness of enterprises.

③ The competition of production capacity becomes the competition of production capacity multiplied by circulation capacity. The development of enterprises not only depends on how many marketable products can be produced, but also depends on how many goods can be sold out smoothly, depending on the circulation capacity. Circulation has become the leading force in economic operation, and the competition for sales terminals and creation of customer value will become a very fierce competition.

④ From product competition to brand competition, enterprises from the creation of tangible assets to the creation of intangible assets, and intangible assets - brand sales, licensing, franchising, and other commercial development and investment for the purpose of commercial operations, to maximize the value of mining brand, and promote competition from the lower form to the higher form.

⑤ By simply pursuing the competition for market share to the competition for the ability to respond quickly to the market. The development of modern high-tech, the convergence of the global market economic system, the World Trade Organization unified "rules of the game", so that the technology transfer cycle is getting shorter and shorter, more and more determined to update the goods. At the same time, with the improvement of consumer consumption level, its consumption preference is more and more personalized, diversified and hierarchical, the enterprise life cycle depends more and more on the sensitivity of the market requirements, depending on the market demand with or without the ability to quickly adapt.

⑥ by the price war, advertising war, a single situation of the fight to the technical content of the product and the added value of high-level competition. Such as: product personalization for quality and good service to create a value chain.

⑦ from the competition for monetary investment to the competition for human capital acquisition.

⑧ enterprise efficiency competition to government administrative efficiency competition. As long as we adapt to these laws of competition, our textile industry will be able to rapid and effective, healthy development.

(Originally published in Zhejiang Printing and Dyeing Information and Technology 2003/1-2/p6-10)

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Report Introduction:

With China's accession to the World Trade Organization, China has become one of the most striking areas in the global textile sector. one of the most notable areas in the world, and also a strong industry after China's accession to the WTO. In the next few years China's total output value of the textile industry will keep growing at about 6.3% to 10%, and it is expected that the total industrial output value of the textile industry will reach 110 billion yuan in 2005, and the total output value of ready-made garments will also reach about 100 billion yuan. Among them, the export of bedding has always been an important part of China's textile industry, China's current bedding production enterprises nearly 1,000, the output value of more than 60 billion yuan, exports amounted to more than 800 million U.S. dollars.

In the first half of 2005, with the abolition of the textile quota, China's textile industry based on sufficient, with cost advantage of labor resources, the complete industrial chain system, sufficient raw material resources and other competitive advantages, in textile quality, grade and value-added under the premise of continuous improvement, and actively participate in the original quota-limited countries and regions to compete in the market, with the potential to further expand the international trade market share. The potential for further expansion of international trade market share. With the global economic recovery, the global economic integration process accelerated, China's textiles will further expand the international market.

According to the relevant experts predicted that after the quota is canceled, China's textile products in the United States market share in 2005 will reach 44% in 2006 will reach 71%. By 2008, China's textile and clothing share of the world will be 6% to 7% higher than in 2002, the total textile and clothing exports are estimated to reach 100 billion to 120 billion U.S. dollars, accounting for about 30% of the world's total textile and clothing exports.

This report is based on a large amount of authoritative information published and provided by the Ministry of Commerce, the National Bureau of Statistics, the State Information Center, the General Administration of Customs, and some of the textile industry professional research institutions. The report focuses on the development trend of China's textile industry on the basis of a detailed analysis of the current situation of the operation of the domestic textile industry and the competitive landscape, and targeted at the textile industry's competitive strategy and investment strategy. The report is informative and comprehensive, and is a reliable reference material for textile enterprises and related investment and research organizations to accurately grasp the development trend of the textile industry and correctly formulate business and investment strategies.

Table of Contents

Chapter I Analysis of the Development Status of the Textile Industry

Section I Overview of the Textile Industry

One, the textile industry defined

One, the textile industry defined

Two, the basic characteristics of the textile industry

Three, the textile industry, the upstream and downstream industries

Section II The development of the textile industry in foreign countries

One, the United States textile industry Analysis of the development of the textile industry in the United States

Two, the development of the textile industry in the European Union

Three, the development of the textile industry in India

Four, the development of the textile industry in Africa

Third, the development of China's textile industry in the period of 2001-2004

One, the current situation of the textile industry in China

Second, the textile industry in China there are Problems in China's textile industry

Chapter II 2004-2005 Textile Industry Operation Analysis

Section I: Overall Operation of the Textile Industry

Section II: Development of China's Textile Sub-Industry in 2004-2005

One: Development of Chemical Fiber Sub-Industry

One: Development of Cotton Sub-Industry

Three: Development of Woolen Sub-Industry

Three.

Four, silk manufacturing industry development

Five, hemp textile industry development

Six, apparel manufacturing industry development

Seven, home textiles industry development

Third section of the 2004-2005 China's textile industry in the development of the important regional development situation

One, Guangdong Province, the development of the textile industry analysis

Two, Zhejiang Province, the development of the textile industry analysis

Three, Jiangsu Province, the development of the textile industry analysis

Four, Shandong Province, the development of the textile industry analysis

Five, the development of the textile industry analysis of the Shanghai Municipal Government

Third chapter of the textile industry, the analysis of the competition pattern

Section I. Competitive Situation of Existing Enterprises

I. Market Concentration

II. Distribution of Scale

III. Analysis of Competitive Behavior of the Industry

Section II. Threats of Entry and Substitution

I. Analysis of Barriers to Entry

II. Entry Situation of the Textile Industry and Its Impact on Competition

III. Analysis of Bargaining Power of Supplier and Bargaining Power of Buyers

Chapter IV Analysis of China's Textile Products Import and Export Situation in 2004-2005

Section I. Analysis of China's Textile Industry Import and Export Situation in 2004-2005

I. Import

II. Export

III. Analysis of the Impact of RMB Appreciation

Section II. Import and Export of the National and regional distribution

Section III Textile Trade Disputes Study

I. Review of Textile Trade Disputes Since 2005

III. Outlook on the Development Trend of Textile Trade Disputes

Chapter V. Analysis of Textile Industry's Development Prospects

Section I: SWOT Analysis of the Textile Industry

I. Industry's Intrinsic Advantages and Disadvantages

II. External Opportunities and Threats of the Industry

Section 2: Growth Analysis of the Textile Industry

I. The Position of the Textile Industry in the National Economy

II. The Life Cycle Analysis of the Textile Industry

III. The Boom Cycle Analysis of the Textile Industry

Chapter 6: Environmental Analysis of the Textile Industry Development from 2006 to 2010< /p>

Section I, the international textile industry development environment analysis

I, the basic situation of the global textile industry in 2005

II, China's textile exports after accession to the WTO analysis

Third, the textile industry is facing the international market environment

Section II, the macro-economic environment

Section III, the relevant industrial policies and planning

I. Industrial Cluster Policy

II. Trend of Industrial Transfer

Section IV: Laws and Regulations

I. Environmental Protection Requirements

II. Impact of Environmental Protection Pressure on Textile Enterprises

III. Analysis of Textile Enterprises' Strategies to Cope with Environmental Protection Requirements

Section V: Impacts of Relevant Industries and Technological Developments on Textile Industry

Section VI: Impacts of Related Industries and Technological Developments on Textile Industry

VII. >Chapter VII 2006-2010 Textile Industry Development Trend Forecast

Section 1: Textile Industry Supply and Demand Trend Forecast

I. Market Demand Scale Forecast

II. Textile Trend Analysis

III. Supply Forecast

Section 2: Technical Development Trend Analysis of Textile Industry

Section 3: Competition Trend Forecast of Textile Industry

Section 4: Import and Export Trend Forecast of Textile Industry Products

Chapter 8: Investment Opportunity Analysis of China's Textile Industry

Section 1: Investment Status and Trend

Section 2: Financial Analysis

I: Profitability Analysis

II: Debt Servicing Ability Analysis

III. Section III Investment Risks and Opportunities

Section IV Investment Strategy Analysis

Chapter IX Competitive Strategy Analysis of Some Domestic Textile Enterprises

Section I Ordos Group

Section II Sugo Group

Section III Wahfu Group

Section IV Wanjie Group

Section VI Hailan Silk Company

Section VII Zhejiang Golden Eagle Group Limited Company

Section VIII Guangdong Silk (Group) Company

Table of Contents

Table 1 Overall Situation of the Textile Industry

Table 2 Main Woolen Export Destinations in the First Half of 2005

Table 3 Scale of the Woolen Industry

Table 2 Main Woolen Export Destinations in the First Half of 2005

Table 3 Scale of the Woolen Industry

Table 4 Comparison Table of Economic Indicators of Woolen Knitting Industry Above Scale

Table 5 Comparison Table of Economic Indicators of Woolen Textile Product Industry Above Scale

Table 6 Development of Hemp Textile Industry

Table 7 Overall Financial Condition of Clothing Manufacturing Industry

Table 8 Export of Garment Manufacturing Industry

Table 9 Functional home textile products

Table 10 home textile industry strengths and weaknesses analysis

Table 11 Zibo textile and apparel backbone enterprises

Table 12 China's textile industry-wide list of the top 100 companies in sales revenue in 2004-2005

Table 13 Textile industry monthly changes in the number of enterprises

Table 14 Textile industry enterprise loss changes in the number of

Table 15 Table of import and export status

Table 16 Analysis of the industry's inherent strengths and weaknesses

Table 17 Analysis of the industry's external opportunities and threats

Table 18 Status of the textile industry in recent years

Table 19 China's textile environmental protection standards

Table 20 Comparison of the level of production of cotton textile equipment

Table 21 Analysis of the profitability of the textile industry Capacity Analysis

Table 22 Textile Industry Solvency Analysis

Table 23 Textile Industry Operation Analysis

Illustration Table of Contents

Figure 1 Textile Industry Chain

Figure 3 Comparison of Growth Rate of Woolen Yarn Production

Figure 4 Comparison of Growth Rate of Fabric Production

Figure 5 Classification of Home Textile Products

Figure 6 Purchase price index of textile raw materials

Figure 7 Cotton price index

Figure 8 Textile price index

Figure 9 Distribution of textile exporting countries

Figure 10 Textile industry prosperity index

Figure 11 Textile clothing, footwear and headwear manufacturing enterprise prosperity index

Figure 12 Textile industry technology flow chart

Figure 13 textile industry wastewater emissions

Figure 14 textile industry emissions

Figure 15 textile industry solid waste production

Figure 16 textile industry in the "three wastes" comprehensive utilization of the output value of the product

Figure 17 export trends

Figure 18 Product Sales Revenue Growth Rate

Figure 19 Textile Price Trend

Figure 20 Import and Export Trend of Textile Raw Materials and Products

Figure 21 Textile Synthetic Fibers Import and Machinery Export Trend

Figure 22 Textile Investment Situation Figure

Figure 23 Growth Rate of Total Textile Investment

Figure 24 Textile Industry Investment Trend of the trend of investment in the textile industry