The textile industry in neighboring countries, particularly Vietnam, is experiencing rapid growth. However, due to an incomplete industrial chain, these nations are unable to produce enough fabric locally, creating a strong demand for textiles such as domestic chemical fiber. Yang Jichao, the Secretary General of the China National Textile and Apparel Council, highlighted this during the 2nd China Special Fabrics Summit last week.
In the past, clothing exports were mainly directed toward traditional markets like the United States, Japan, and the European Union. However, with the global financial crisis impacting these developed economies, many textile companies have shifted their focus toward emerging markets, aiming to diversify their export destinations. Countries like Vietnam and Cambodia have seen significant growth in clothing production and exports. Yet, because their industrial chains are still developing, the demand for imported fabrics has surged far more than the demand for finished garments.
For instance, over 90% of textile fabrics and accessories used in Vietnam are imported. The country is increasingly sourcing high-quality fabrics and garment components from abroad to meet rising order volumes. From January to September this year, Vietnam's clothing exports exceeded $8 billion, while the value of imported fabrics reached over $3.6 billion. China remains the top choice for these imports.
According to customs data, with the official launch of the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area this year, demand for textile-related products in Southeast Asia has risen significantly. Additionally, the rising cost of raw materials and exported textiles has contributed to increased exports from China's chemical fiber sector. From January to September, China's chemical fiber exports reached $4.91 billion, marking a 32.4% increase compared to the same period last year. This trend reflects not only the growing needs of neighboring countries but also China's expanding role in the regional textile supply chain.
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