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On High Cotton Prices

2010/10/16 15:39:00 72

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The price has gone up and the price has gone up. When will the price be cut? It is still going up. What will it become? I'm afraid this is the hottest topic in the industry.

It seems that prices have been rising since the beginning of the year. Prices such as house prices, oil prices, rice prices, water prices and so on are not going up. This really makes many consumers feel insecure and lose confidence.

But when

Price increase

After becoming a habit and becoming a norm, what should we do? Look at it coldly, of course, no one can control the government's policy. No one can stop it. But the fact is that cotton has risen all the way, but it has brought the whole garment down.

industry chain

This is an indisputable phenomenon.

Many experts predict that cotton prices may remain high for a long time. Such news will inevitably cause the downstream garment and textile enterprises to be greatly troubled. They are seeking solutions from the industry to find solutions.

Recently, the editor has learned that with the rise of cotton prices, the prices of silk and other fabrics are rising, and even the grey cloth is difficult to get. This directly leads to many enterprises and manufacturers' orders can not be completed, and many factories buy raw materials at high prices to finish orders, but when they sell again, they find profits are gone.

No wonder many enterprises refuse to take orders again.

It seems that this is not a groundless talk.

In fact, from cotton to yarn, and then woven into cloth, and finally dyed into fabrics, clothing enterprises pull back the fabric custom establishment, this simple industrial chain formation we can know that the high cotton price will be a lot of apparel industry many industry chain to form a huge impact.

At present, cotton producers are afraid that cotton prices will not come down for a time, which will inevitably affect the domestic textile industry.

The soaring cotton prices have a great cost pressure on downstream enterprises. Naturally many enterprises will be faced with a crisis of shutting down production or reducing production. And from the upstream of cotton formation, the pressure of price rise still exists.

The editor suggested that enterprises should be cautious in the face of such a lack of clarity.