-National yarn export overview
According to China Customs statistics, the national yarn import and export volume from January to June 2016 was US$9.16 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 11.3%. Among them, the export value was US$5.61 billion, down 1.9%; the decline narrowed. The average export unit price was US$2.46/kg, down 14.9% year-on-year. The import value was US$3.55 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 23%; the average import unit price was US$2.84/kg, a year-on-year decrease of 6.1%.
1. In June, the export volume of cotton yarn and silk thread decreased, while the export volume of wool, animal hair yarn and chemical fiber yarn increased.
Exports of cotton yarn and silk thread decreased by 12.5% and 20.9%. The export value of woolen animal hair yarn and chemical fiber yarn increased, reaching 90 million US dollars and 640 million US dollars, a year-on-year increase of 6.3% and 8.1% respectively.
2. From January to June 2016, exports to ASEAN, the EU and Latin America increased, while exports to Japan and North America decreased.
From January to June 2016, the Asian market accounted for 67.3% of my country’s yarn exports, a year-on-year decrease of 4.9%. Exports to ASEAN increased by 3.1%. Cambodia had the largest increase, with an increase of 16.1%.
From January to June, China’s yarn exports to Hong Kong were US$700 million, a decrease of 22.4%. Among South Asian countries, Bangladesh’s exports increased the most, reaching US$460 million, an increase of 4%. China’s yarn exports to Japan were US$190 million, a decrease of 3.5%, and the decline narrowed.
Exports to the EU continued the three-month upward trend, with exports reaching US$590 million, an increase of 7.4%. Exports to Türkiye increased, reaching 23.1%. Exports to Latin America increased by 13.6%. Exports to North America declined, by 9.4%.
3. Among the major exporting provinces and cities, Sichuan has the largest export growth.
Coastal provinces are the main force in yarn exports. Among the top ten export provinces and cities from January to June, Sichuan grew the most, with an increase of 16.7%. Exports from 10 provinces and cities exceeded US$100 million.
4. The export unit price of wool animal hair yarn has increased, while the export unit price of silk thread, cotton yarn and chemical fiber yarn has declined.
From January to June 2016, the export unit price of wool animal hair yarn increased, reaching 32.66 US dollars/kg, an increase of 9%; the export unit price of silk thread, cotton yarn and chemical fiber yarn was 36.78 US dollars/kg and 4.61 US dollars. /kg and US$2.14/kg, down 8.9%, 6.5% and 17% respectively.
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In the first half of 2016, 259 new textile and garment enterprises were established in Xinjiang, and the total number of registered textile and garment enterprises in the autonomous region has reached 1,719. The reason for investing in the textile industry in Xinjiang is the unique resources of cotton raw materials, which has attracted many large-scale textile companies in China to invest in Xinjiang. Now it has almost reached the point where the textile industry “must call Xinjiang”.
We separate the word “textile” into “spinning” and “weaving”. The “enclosure movement” of relatively large enterprises in the early stage is coming to an end, and the threshold is getting higher and higher. However, the scale effect of small cotton spinning mills cannot be reflected, and it is becoming more and more difficult. At present, Xinjiang’s textile and garment industry is expanding from cotton and spinning to downstream weaving, printing and dyeing, knitting, clothing, accessories, auxiliary machinery, etc. The basic conditions for the development of the entire industrial chain are constantly being consolidated and optimized, in line with the Silk Road economy The industrial support system and supporting policies suitable for the belt core area have been strengthened, forming a clear industrial positioning and development direction that reflects Xinjiang’s characteristics. Xinjiang produces gauze, and coastal printing and dyeing are done well. The upstream and downstream are combined to revitalize China’s textile industry.
Many people of insight have begun to lay out Xinjiang’s “big textile industry chain.” The 400 air-jet loom project of Xinjiang Alar Senxing Textile Co., Ltd. was completed in the national Alar Economic Development Zone. Since the Second Central Xinjiang Work Symposium was held, Xinjiang industrial investment opportunities, especially investment opportunities in the textile and garment industry, have become prominent. This year, Xinjiang has released eight new preferential policies to support the development of the textile and apparel industry. Among them, it is clear that Xinjiang will set up a textile and apparel industry guidance fund with a scale of about 10 billion yuan to carry out equity investments in well-known domestic textile and apparel companies in Xinjiang and reduce financing. cost, accelerating the rapid formation of Xinjiang’s “cotton-yarn-cloth-clothing” industrial system.
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