Many textile clusters along the coast are facing long-term power outages
Currently, many coastal printing and dyeing industry clusters are facing strict policy control. Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Guangdong and other regions have issued power restrictions and production shutdowns. measure. Against the background that the prices of the three major traditional energy sources (water, electricity, and gas) continue to rise, dyes, auxiliaries, and large chemicals have also risen one after another.
Recently, the governments of several textile clusters along the coast have notified specific control measures from October to December, and power and production restrictions have become routine operations.
Since last year, due to overseas epidemics, large quantities of foreign textile orders have returned, and the production capacity of the domestic printing and dyeing textile industry has expanded rapidly. Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces are China’s printing and dyeing centers. Shaoxing’s printing and dyeing production capacity alone is huge. Once the Shaoxing printing and dyeing factory stops working, it is equivalent to one-third of the country’s printing and dyeing production capacity going out of business. More than 80% of the textile industry’s production capacity is concentrated in the eastern coastal areas, and the resources and market advantages of the central and western regions have not yet been fully utilized.
The central and western regions are taking advantage of the situation to catch up and not give coastal enterprises a chance to breathe
Under the high pressure of environmental protection and energy consumption, the first way is of course to upgrade technology, improve processes, increase investment in environmental protection, and then meet environmental protection requirements. However, this path is accompanied by huge capital investment and a long technical transformation cycle. It is almost impossible to meet the requirements in a short time, almost a “dead end”.
Obviously, the western provinces with rich resources, low costs and large environmental capacity are about to usher in the “westward expansion” of enterprises – to lower comprehensive costs and better environmental protection control than those in the eastern coastal areas. The transfer from the central and western regions is relatively relaxed.
According to the national western development strategy, as well as the subsequent policy guidance of the rise of central China and the revitalization of the old industrial base in Northeast China, the country has increased its investment in the western, With investment and support from the central and northeastern provinces, the central and western regions are welcoming more industrial investment.
Under the background of the epidemic, foreign orders continue to return, and visible textile production capacity is still heavily invested in the market. China’s textile industry is entering a new stage of industrial migration and industrial transformation. With the large-scale relocation of textile companies, one after another textile high-tech projects are also landing in the central and western regions. The textile industry in the central and western regions is encroaching on the share of the textile industry in the east. The share of the cake is getting smaller and smaller. How can the lives of coastal textile bosses be improved? Better off?
Guangxi
Guangxi Pingnan grab Seize the major opportunity of industrial transfer in the east and build China (Guigang) Textile and Apparel Fashion New District in accordance with the goals of “laying the foundation in one year, increasing the scale in three years, reaching 100 billion in five years, and doubling it in ten years”. If you want to develop the textile industry in the coastal area Get a piece of the pie.
At present, Pingnan County has signed contracts with 244 textile and garment enterprises, with a planned investment of 30.938 billion yuan; more than 100 construction projects have been started, and 37 projects will be completed and put into production within the year; at the same time, they are still under negotiation There are still more than 100 textile and garment enterprises, with an annual output value of more than 3.9 billion yuan and tax revenue of more than 160 million yuan. The textile industry has accelerated into the “fast lane” of development.
Xinjiang
September 18 , Xinjiang’s Aksu Youlian Textile Printing and Dyeing Technology Co., Ltd. held a groundbreaking ceremony for a project to print and dye woven fabrics of 330 million meters and knitted fabrics of 33,000 tons.
The project has a total investment of 1 billion yuan and covers an area of 489 acres. The project is divided into three phases. The first phase of the project has a construction area of 100,000 square meters and is equipped with 96 dyeing vats, 16 setting machines and auxiliary equipment. The production scale can reach 110 million meters of woven fabrics and 11,000 tons of knitted fabrics per year. After the project is fully put into operation, it will reach an annual production scale of 330 million meters of printing and dyeing woven fabrics and 33,000 tons of knitted fabrics. It is expected to achieve an annual output value of 1 billion yuan and profits and taxes of 150 million yuan. After the project is completed, it will create employment for 2,000 people.
Since this year, Aksu Textile Industrial City (Development Zone) has successfully signed 24 textile and garment industry projects, with a contract value of 8.55 billion yuan, and a contract scale of 1.375 million spinning spindles, 11,000 Taiwan has various types of looms, 430 million meters of woven fabrics and 33,000 tons of knitted fabrics for printing and dyeing, and 9.6 million pieces (sets) of home textile clothing. The scale of the textile and apparel industry is growing and the industrial chain will be further improved.
Although the western region is far away from the core area of the Chinese market, it is rich in resources and has low rent, water and electricity costs, and labor costs. Although the central region, especially the middle and upper reaches of the Yangtze River Economic Belt, is also There is a safety and environmental protection storm, but it cannot be compared with the eastern coastal areas.
It can be foreseen that the rapid development of the central and western regions will have a big impact on the textile industry clusters along the coast of Jiangsu and Zhejiang. And under the increasingly severe environmental protection regulations, the future market competition will be extremely fierce. . </p
