"In previous years, after the Guangzhou Trade Fair, customers will continue to place orders.

This year, even the voice of feedback is almost gone. We are all worried that customers will be lost. "Yesterday, Wu Shiwen, manager of Export Department of Shenzhen's elegant Ruth bedding company, told reporters.

Petroleum is an important raw material of chemical fiber. The rising oil price directly increases the production cost of the textile industry.

Wang Qian, editor in chief of China's first textile network, told reporters that because of the serious overcapacity in textile industry and fierce competition in the market, the increase in cost was greatly restricted by the passing of the price.

After the substantial price adjustment of the refined oil, the increase of pportation cost also affects almost all textile enterprises' nerves.

The significant increase in pport costs will greatly increase the sales cost of textile enterprises which require most of the products to be pported by sea and freight.

The statistics from the Customs show that under the pressure of many pressures, some small and medium-sized enterprises will be faced with the risk of being eliminated or pformed. In 1~5 this year, only 2410 of the private enterprises had export in the same period last year, but this year there is no export.

In another 1~5 months, Guangdong's private enterprises (including collective enterprises, private enterprises and individual industrial and commercial households) exported garments of 3 billion 400 million US dollars, down 44.7%, from 55.8% in the same period last year to 39.4%, reducing 16.4 percentage points.

Among them, private enterprises exported 3 billion 40 million US dollars, down 46.4%, and collective enterprises exported 260 million US dollars, down 13%.

Under the influence of various factors, such as the reduction of export tax rebate rate, the continuous appreciation of the RMB, the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States, the rising price of raw materials and labor costs, China's clothing enterprises are under the dual pressure of increasing costs and shrinking profits. The pace of clothing exports has slowed down. Ye Yu, the head of Guangzhou Customs Statistics Department, told reporters that in May this year, Guangdong clothing and accessories accessories (hereinafter referred to as clothing) were exported to US $2 billion 480 million, a sharp decrease of 30.6% compared with the same period last year. In 1~5 months, the total export volume of clothing in Hong Kong was 8 billion 620 million US dollars, down 21.8%.

Except for January and March, the other 3 months showed a decrease of more than 20%.