Copper Bull Group Adjusts Financial Crisis With Structural Adjustment

In order to promote the implementation of Scientific Outlook on Development activities in textile chamber of Commerce, we should further understand the impact of the world financial crisis on the textile and garment export industry.

In November 3rd, I will be vice chairman of Jiang Zhe, Deputy Secretary General of Xiao Ling, the Department of clothing department and information department, and I will go to the copper bull group to investigate and understand the current situation of the textile and garment export industry, and listen to the opinions and suggestions of the enterprises.

Vice President Jiang Zhe first visited the clothing production base of Tongzhou Beijing cattle import and Export Co., Ltd., and then visited the clothing research and design center.

I heard Mr. Feng's introduction of measures taken by the company to cope with the international financial crisis and the difficulties faced by the company.

In response to the international financial crisis, the copper bull group has made active structural adjustments. Under the unfavorable circumstances of the international trade environment, the export volume in 1-10 months has increased by more than 20%, and has achieved good results.

The company has made structural adjustment from three aspects.

First, we adjusted the structure of export products.

The grade of export products is adjusted from low-grade garments to middle and top grade garments, and mainly from export knitted underwear, gradually moving to sportswear, outdoor wear and children's wear.

The two is to adjust the structure of foreign customers.

Gradually pfer orders to foreign brand customers, reduce small customer orders, and avoid financial risks.

The three is to adjust the structure of the operation chain.

The strength of clothing research and development has been strengthened, and the benefits of design, printing and brand have been enhanced. 1500 designs have been launched in the year, extending the chain of export business.

Enterprises suggest that the government further improve the export rebate rate of textile and garment, increase financial support for enterprises, and the customs and tax departments will facilitate the export of enterprises to help enterprises alleviate their current difficulties.

Yang Jing: editor in charge