Brief Introduction Of China's Textile And Clothing Import And Export Volume In The First Quarter

According to China Textile Industry Association Statistics Center data show that 1-3 months in 2010, China Textiles and garments Exports to Australia amounted to $887 million 333 thousand and 200, an increase of 11.55% over the same period last year, down 18.12 percentage points from last month. Among them, exports of textiles $199 million 971 thousand and 200, an increase of 12.62% over the same period, and export clothing 687 million 362 thousand dollars, an increase of 11.24% over the same period last year.

In 2010 1-3, China's textile and clothing from Australia Imports of US $3 million 461 thousand and 100 decreased by 52.48% compared with the same period last year, an increase of 2.17 percentage points over the previous month. Among them, imports of textiles 3 million 52 thousand and 200 US dollars, down 52.48% compared with the same period last year, imported garments 406 thousand US dollars, down 280.95% compared to the same period.

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"Australia's textile and clothing market can be described as" pleasant climate "compared with the occasional storm in Europe and the United States market, and the landlords here often use some fertilizer in their own land. Wang Yu, Secretary General of the China Textiles Import and Export Chamber of Commerce, describes Australia's clothing market.

Compared with the European and American restrictions on Chinese textiles from time to time, Australia's export to China's textiles and clothing is completely liberalized.

There are no quota restrictions in the Australian textile and clothing market. Since the implementation of the economic reform in 1980s, Australia's tariff on textiles and clothing imports has been declining. In 2004, Australia passed the law. Since January 1, 2005, import tariffs on clothing and textile products in Australia have decreased from 25% to 17.5%, and the current tax rate will remain until 2009. According to the Australian textile tariff reduction scheme, import tariffs on clothing and textile products will drop to 10% in 2010, and other textiles will drop to 5%. In 2015, import tariffs on all garments and textile products will drop to 5%.

At present, the Chinese and Australian governments are negotiating on the issue of free trade agreements and China's market economy status, which will undoubtedly enhance the confidence of the two countries. Moreover, Australians hold a positive attitude towards the Sino Australian FTA.

According to the Australian newspaper, a poll conducted by 1000 independent Australians in the LOWY international policy study of the independent think-tank showed that 51% of Australians agreed that the FTA would be beneficial to Australia, while only 34% felt that the FTA was good for Australia. In the survey, 69% of Australians had a favorable impression of China. And most Australians see China's rise as an opportunity for development.

There are many opportunities in the Australian market.

For Chinese textile and apparel exporters who have been on the market in Europe and America for many years, the Australian market is still in the development stage. Although it can not be said that gold is everywhere, there are also many business opportunities.

One of business opportunities: the huge market brought by tourism.

According to the Australian Tourism Department statistics, in recent years, the number of people travelling to Australia every year in the world is nearly 70 million, which is 3 times the 20 million population in Australia. A large number of tourists will bring huge consumption potential to the Australian textile market, especially the demand for leisure and holiday textiles such as golf caps, T-Shirts, beach pants, khaki shorts, towels and bath towels will continue to grow. The main export of Chinese textile products to Australia is mainly clothing of all kinds of goods. Australia's growing Holiday textile market has great potential to tap.

Business opportunity two: the "bad time" caused by climate factors

Australians' consumption habits are conducive to the export of Chinese textiles to Australia. Australia is located in the southern hemisphere, the climate is worse than the northern hemisphere two seasons, which means that its fashion style is more popular than the northern hemisphere half a year later, and Chinese clothing exports to Australia has a certain time advantage in the fashion trend.

Three of business opportunities: diverse Folklore

Australia is an immigrant country with diverse customs and habits, diversified ethnic policies and diversified market consumption. As the world's largest textile producer, China can meet the needs of the Australian people in the form, texture, category, style, style and so on. This is an irreplaceable advantage of Australia's neighboring countries such as New Zealand and other textile suppliers.