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  • HANOI, Aug. 6 (Xinhua) -- Vietnam's Customs said that the country raked in 440 million U.S. dollars from garment and textileexport to Japan in the first six months this year, a year-on-year increase of 22 percent, the local newspaper Vietnam Economic Timesreported Thursday. The increase was owed to tax reduction scheme applied on Vietnam's export items to Japan. The scheme was a result of the signing the Vietnam-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, by the two governments at the end of last
  • On July 25, Mr. Wang just returned from the outside and saw the notices printed on A4 paper on the gate of District C, Dongsheng Road Market, one was a notice about "the Salesrooms of China Textile City Knitted Fabric Market Attracting Business publicly" released on July 22, and the other was the notice about "Knitted Fabric Market's Business Attraction Temporarily Closed " released on July 25. After reading this, Mr. Wang realized that the business attraction work for the salesrooms on the seco
  • On July 28, the primary appraisal results of 2009 China Professional Clothes Designers Creative Design Contest undertaken by our county was released. 30 contestants in the short list are eligible to enjoy "the great gift for creation" offered by our county. In mid-August, these contestants will come to Keqiao and source the suitable fabrics for the game after visiting excellent fabric manufacturers. In March this year, our county cooperating with China Fashion Designers Association and other
  • A third of Russia’s 42,000 clothing retailers will close by the end of this year after the economic crisis hurt local spending, according to the head of the European Fashion and Textile Export Council. The likely retail failures and order cutbacks in Russia mean companies in fashion-exporting nations such as Germany will deliver less apparel for the winter season, said Reinhard Doepfer, who leads the Brussels- and Stuttgart-based industry group. He said the Council surveyed German clothing make
  • Statistics from China's Textile Industry Association show that while China's textile exports dropped in the first half of the year, China continues to maintain a stable share of the international market. Between January and May, the trade surplus of China's textile and clothing industry increased 11.58 percent compared to the same period last year. Exports were more competitive than the same period in 2008 by 1.22 percent. China's textiles saw a 3.75 increase in the share of the American impo
  • In the first five months of 2009, China's export of textiles and clothing maintained a favorable balance. Domestic sales became a driving force for the industry’s growth. However, indicators show that the foundations for recovery are still unstable. Between January and June, because of a continuing decline in the demand from overseas markets, total exports of China's textiles and clothing dipped to 60.42 billion USD, a decrease of 11.13 percent year-on-year. Declining international trade
  • Cotton futures dropped in New York on speculation that textile makers and spinning mills will balk at the highest price in 10 months. Cotton climbed 26 percent this year through yesterday as declines in global production outpaced slowing demand. Today the price tumbled as much as 6.9 percent from yesterday’s high. “Futures went beyond physical demand,” Andy Ryan, a risk- management consultant for broker FCStone Group Inc., said by telephone from Nashville, Tennessee. “We’re now pulling b
  • LOCAL MP Michael Moore has underlined the urgency of the need for the Government to intervene and support the Scottish textiles industry in a meeting with the UK textiles Minister, Ian Lucas MP. Along with the Chairman of the Scottish Cashmere Club, Ken Pasternak, Mr Moore impressed upon the Minister the need to secure Government backing for trade export insurance, increased bank lending to manufacturers, and to establish a broader package of support for the industry along the lines currently
  • The smaller units are applying both strategic and tactical shifts to fight the slowdown. The micro, small and medium enterprise (MSME) textile cluster in Ludhiana, Punjab, has rewritten some of its practices to adjust to the global recession according to the findings of a study commissioned by the International Labour Organisation (ILO). The study was conducted in June by the Federation of Indian Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (FISME) in association with Market Insight Consultants. Th
  • HANOI, July 15 (Xinhua) -- The Vietnam's Garment and Textile Association said that the country is making efforts to boost garment and textile exports up by 6 percent in the second half of the year, the local newspaper Vietnam Economic Times reported Wednesday. Vietnam suffered a 4.7 percent decrease year-on-year in export turnover of garment and textile in the first half year to 4.14 billion U.S. dollars, said the association. The decrease was due to shrinking demand from the country's
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