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The Middle East Has Frequent Conventional Fabrics But The Overall Market Of Textile Industry Has Not Improved.

2020/7/6 9:57:00 41

"The orders for Arabia robes in the Middle East recently seem to be coming down!"

"Arabia JA jute fabric has been selling very well recently!"

The above is Xiaobian recently listening to textile circles friends have been saying that, some time ago, I heard that the Middle East region's foreign trade orders began to increase gradually, I did not expect this statement is not a hole in the tide!

But it seems that the good selling is also mixed with a little "moisture".

Is the reason why prices are reduced?

" In the past, Arabia jaki used in jaki linen fabric is similar to Chun Ya spinning, polyester taffeta, such as conventional fabrics, but the price is also about 3.5 yuan, and this year Zuo Ji Ma gray cloth price is only two yuan less. "A textile boss who sold many years of linen fabric said.

According to the above textile boss, there is a little puzzle. Why is it that when prices are low, the price will suddenly be reduced by nearly half?

The reason for this is that the Middle East is not very high on the use of Zuo Ji Ma fabrics for Arabia robes, so it has turned its attention to the low quality and cheap B materials.

Zuo Ji Ma is a conventional fabric with large production volume and low price. In the early stage, foreign trade has been stagnant due to the impact of the epidemic. Although the Southeast Asian epidemic is improving, the fabric price is still not up to date. Considering the low requirements of customers for such fabrics, textile owners have adopted a way of reducing costs.

A textile boss in Shengze said: " Recently, we received a order of 5. 6 million meters for weaving linen. The price is relatively low. The demand for customers in the Middle East is relatively large. "

Indeed, the age of textile market picking up customers has passed. Customers who pick factories and who offer low prices and who can do business with the impact of the epidemic are already very fortunate that earning more money is not important.

The market seems to turn better, but the facts are very cruel.

Despite the fact that foreign trade in the Middle East has begun to pick up, the domestic market is getting weaker and weaker.

In July, this is the traditional off-season. Although the foreign trade is loosening, it does not mean that the overall market is improving, the starting rate is gradually decreasing, and the stock is rising linearly. According to the sample data from China's silk net monitoring, the number of days of enterprise inventory soared to 45 days in July 3rd, a record high in three years. According to the inventory situation at such a high level, we can see that the market orders are very few, and the market is still very unsatisfactory.

" Our recent orders are very few. We are considering the work of lowering construction. Now we have more and more stocks. Before we sell a lot of goods at a low price, it seems that we can't throw them off at a low price. We may not be able to sustain it in the future. This year, the rate of starting up has not exceeded 80%. "A textile boss said helplessly.

According to the data monitoring of China silk net, since March, the starting rate of loom has never been more than 80%. Although the recent start-up rate has picked up compared with that during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, it still has a big difference compared with last year's 85% boot rate.

Generally speaking, the off-season in July this year seems to be lighter than the off-season in the past. Even orders enterprises may not earn money and can only raise workers. The biggest problem now is probably not whether there is an order or not, but how to deal with inventory. Some fabrics are not like conventional fabrics such as spring Asian spinning and polyester taffeta for decades. It can only last for two years at most, or if the spandex is broken, it will be worthless later.

afterword

Many textile bosses have said that this year's market may be difficult to improve. Although the order in the Middle East continues to be warmer for a long time, merely looking at the volume of orders in the region does not mean that the textile market is improving. So, what do you think of textile owners?