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The Printing And Dyeing Industry Is Not In The Off-Season, But The Printing And Dyeing Industry In Fujian Is Overloading.

2010/7/16 11:17:00 34

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Knitting And Dyeing In Fujian Dyeing And Printing Industry

Since the beginning of the year,

Printing and dyeing industry in Fujian

Production and export are unusually hot, and foreign trade orders are too busy to usher in the best time of the whole industry in the past 5 years.

Reporters learned yesterday that in the past June, although the printing and dyeing industry has entered the traditional off-season, but the entire printing and dyeing industry in Fujian has been overloaded.

According to the statistics of Fujian inspection and Quarantine Bureau, the export inspection and printing and dyeing products increased by 80% in the first half of the year, which is 2.25 times the same period in 2008. The increase in June was even bigger, which was 1.026 times higher than that of last year, and the increase was obviously higher than the average export increase in the first half year.

At present most

printing and dyeing

The enterprise is in full load or even overload.

For example, the Shishi company, whose production capacity is 3 million yards per month, has increased its monthly production capacity to 5 million yards.

But even so, many printing and dyeing enterprises can only guarantee the order of old customers, and even appear before payment of foreign goods.

Some enterprises believe that the peak production period from the beginning of the year is expected to last until September this year, the longest production season in recent years.

It is reported that because of Shanghai World Expo and Guangzhou Asian Games, the dyeing and finishing enterprises in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Guangdong are restricted production, and many other provinces have pferred to Fujian alone.

Some foreign businessmen worry about the advance of exchange rate changes, especially in the past two months.

But although the production is overloaded, it does not represent.

knitting

The dye factory must have made enough money.

Insiders said that labor costs rose by about 15% this year, and the cost of dyestuff materials also increased by 15% to 20%. The profit margins of single ton dyeing and finishing were very limited, and the amount of processing enterprises with loose management and low technology content might be working for others.