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After the boycott of Chinese manufacturing, Indian orders are returning to China...

2019-09-04


There is no holiday on November. In addition to overtime pay, employees will receive an additional subsidy of 200 yuan per person. "In the past, we had a three-day holiday for National Day, but this year we only put it on two days in order to catch up with the project. "This year's National Day holiday, many of China's textile printing and dyeing factories that supply foreign trade have seen such a situation, because of the increase in overseas orders.

   According to media reports, the person in charge of the production side of a foreign trade home textile processing factory in Jiangsu said: This year, the factory has worked overtime during the eleventh period and has basically never taken a break.

   Because Thanksgiving and Christmas are approaching, this time of year should have been the peak season for foreign trade textile orders; this year, due to the impact of the epidemic in Europe and America, the number of orders would have dropped.


An important reason for the "upward against the market" is that many Chinese manufacturers have received "urgent orders" and "flying orders" from India.


  Indian orders "return" to China


  Since September this year, many large-scale export-oriented textile companies in India have been unable to guarantee normal delivery due to the impact of the new crown epidemic. European and American retailers have chosen to transfer many orders originally produced in India to China in order to ensure the supply during the peak sales season of the "two festivals". In some companies that have received such orders, the orders for production have been scheduled until May next year.

  Public information shows: India is the world's largest cotton producer, the world's largest jute producer, and the world's second largest silk producer. The yarn production capacity accounts for 22% of the world's total. The textile industry accounts for about 15% of India's total export revenue.


   Textile is a labor-intensive industry, but India’s labor force is being hit hard by the new crown epidemic. According to the latest data released by the Ministry of Health of India, as of 8:00 on October 15 local time, the cumulative number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia in India rose to more than 7.307 million, and the cumulative number of deaths was more than 111,000. In the past 24 hours, 67708 new cases were confirmed. Among the administrative regions of India, there are currently more than 100,000 confirmed cases in 18 states or regions.

   Local media have predicted that the total number of confirmed cases of the new crown epidemic in India may soon surpass that of the United States, becoming the country with the largest number of confirmed cases in the world.


In fact, both China and India are big countries in the textile industry, and competition for textile orders has a long history. Before the outbreak of the new crown epidemic, many orders received by Indian companies flowed out of China.

   Feng Shui turns around. At present, China's remarkable results in epidemic prevention have caused many domestic textile factories to basically resume normal operations since June, and these orders that ran away have returned to China.


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