China's Labor Costs Increased By &Nbsp; Western European Textile And Garment Buyers Were In Trouble.

According to the French textile daily reported recently, the current global finance and Economic crisis The geopolitical upheaval is not yet over. Raw material price As the index rises, the textile industry, like the oil industry, has experienced unprecedented price fluctuations. In this economic, social and political environment, coupled with the changes in China, the supply of Western European fashion brands has made a huge impact, making it in a dilemma.

The report said that in 2010, China's labor costs increased and prices rose. China's factories shifted their focus to the domestic market and expanded domestic demand. China is no longer a paradise for subcontracting. As a supplement to China's order, textile and garment buyers will be partial. European order Turning to Bangladesh, Pakistan, Laos, Indonesia and other countries, the productivity and quality of these countries can not be matched by Chinese counterparts, nor can they replace China. Moreover, some countries do not have raw materials, such as Bangladesh without cotton. The five countries of Maghreb, which are closer to Europe (al, Mo, Tu, Egypt and Libya), have short delivery time, quality guarantee, quick response and fashion, but are politically unstable at present, unable or rarely able to undertake production in the upper reaches of the textile industry. The transformation of Arabia countries has made the employer turn to Turkey. The textile industry of this country is complete, which is the market where the employer has entered the market, but there is a danger of market saturation. The areas currently available for promotion are Eastern European countries, which can recover orders from some Mediterranean and other countries.

The report holds that for a long time, buyers are the first to pursue the best price. In the face of the above situation, buyers must change their priorities and guide enterprises to reevaluate their functions. Buyers should give priority to safety issues in the future.