China And ASEAN Have Gradually Increased Their Business Opportunities In Garment Industry To Jointly Upgrade Industries.

< p > in recent years, more and more mainland China's "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "clothing" /a "industry enterprises entered the ASEAN.

Experts said that mainland China and ASEAN have increased business opportunities in the field of clothing. Strengthening cooperation will help both sides to achieve "upgrading" in this field.

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Xu Ningning, Deputy Chief Secretary of the China Eastern Association Business Council, said that the construction of the China east free trade area (P) has facilitated the development of bilateral economic and trade cooperation. The ASEAN has become a key area for Chinese garment enterprises to go out.

On the one hand, the ASEAN countries are rich in labor force, and there is no problem of recruitment, and the labor costs of some ASEAN countries are lower than that of mainland China. On the other hand, Vietnam, Laos, Kampuchea and other ASEAN countries < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > textile < /a > clothing products exported to Europe and the United States and other countries and regions are limited, which is the main factor for Chinese apparel enterprises to invest in ASEAN.

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< p > the clothing industry of mainland China, the red bean group, is a major industry in the special economic zone built by Sihanouk port in Kampuchea. Some garment enterprises in mainland China set up factories here.

Clothing is the main industrial product and export product of the ASEAN countries.

In recent years, the East Association has imported the raw materials, excipients, textile and clothing machinery from the mainland of China.

China's exports to the ASEAN textile and apparel industry increased by 35.7% in 2010, up 34.1% in 2011, up to 26 billion 600 million US dollars in 2012, and increased by 34.2%. The ASEAN became the fastest growing area of textile and clothing exports. The main export products were pformed from the former fabrics to garments, the export accounted for 40.7%, fabric accounted for 39%, manufactured goods accounted for 14.1%, and yarn accounted for 6.2%.

In 2013 1 - February, exports of clothing to ASEAN in mainland China amounted to US $2 billion, an increase of 183.9% over the same period in 2012, making it the fourth largest market for garment exports in mainland China.

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< p > mainland China - ASEAN Free Trade Area provides convenience for bilateral garment enterprises to develop mutually beneficial cooperation.

Xu Ningning suggested that bilateral trade associations should strengthen exchanges and cooperation and strengthen cooperation in strengthening mutual information and technology exchange, organizing enterprise visits and participating in exhibitions.

On the mainland of China, there are many professional exhibitions in the textile and garment industry every year, such as the Guangzhou international clothing festival, which will be held in August and the Shanghai clothing exhibition, which will be held in September.

The strengthening of cooperation between the Chinese mainland and the ASEAN garment industry is an effective way to promote the upgrading of the garment industry in mainland China through the preferential policies of the free trade area and achieve mutual benefit in the region.

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< p > it is learnt that the fourth China mainland Association trade cooperation conference, CO sponsored by the Chinese mainland and ASEAN Business Council's Chinese Secretariat and the Kunming municipal government, will be held in Kunming in June. The chairman and representatives of the textile and garment industry association of the 6 ASEAN countries, including new, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, will attend the meeting and discuss with the representatives of the garment industry of mainland China cooperation and development.

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