Wujiang wool imports maintain rapid growth in the first half
From January to June this year, Wujiang region imported 170 batches of wool, totaling 3968.3 tons, a year-on-year increase of 38.2% and 30.4% respectively. After the import volume hit a record high in 2015, rapid growth continued in the first half of this year. The overall quality of imported wool Good, no defective batches.
According to industry insiders, the reason why wool imports have maintained rapid growth is that, on the one hand, the popular double-faced fabrics in the international market have continued to sell well, and on the other hand, traditional wool fabrics have recovered, and the market demand for carbonized wool continues to increase. Michelle (Suzhou) Wool Industry Co., Ltd. is a foreign-funded enterprise in Wujiang area that produces and processes carbonized wool. It is technologically advanced in carbonized wool processing technology. Market demand is highly consistent with the company’s technology. Supply and demand are both booming, allowing the company to maintain demand for raw wool. Growing rapidly.
Facing the needs of enterprises, the Wujiang State Inspection and Quarantine Bureau fully exerts its functions and actively performs its check-in service responsibilities: first, it timely implements the optimization measures for entry animal and plant quarantine approvals of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, which greatly facilitates enterprises to handle quarantine approval procedures; second, it supervises and supervises Enterprises implement the requirements of the “Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Inspection and Quarantine of Entry and Exit Non-Edible Animal Products”, urge enterprises to organize production according to the registered production process, and ensure the designated processing of imported wool by checking wool entry and exit records, production and processing records, etc. Effectively prevent the spread of animal epidemics; third, carry out epidemic prevention knowledge training on-site at the company many times, and provide training on personal protection, epidemic prevention and disinfection measures to employees, so as to enhance the company’s awareness of animal epidemic risk prevention and control.
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