As the production capacity of water jet looms was eliminated in Jiangsu and Zhejiang in the past few years, news about the transfer of the weaving industry has been exposed in many ways since the beginning of 19 years. At that time, some people in the industry said that because there were no printing and dyeing plants, chemical fiber plants, and finishing facilities in the central and western regions, the products produced would still return to Jiangsu and Zhejiang for sale.
When everyone is still in this kind of thinking, in recent years, news of the landing of several major printing and dyeing projects has been heard one after another, and the trend of the transfer of the entire textile industry has become unstoppable.
750 million printing and dyeing giant marches into Jingzhou, Hubei
Recently, heavy news came from Jingzhou, Hubei! Wuhu Fuchun Dyeing and Weaving Co., Ltd., one of the top 30 printing and dyeing enterprises in China, issued an outbound investment announcement on the evening of December 7. , The total investment of the project is about 750 million yuan, which will be constructed in two phases, of which the first phase is about 375 million yuan.
According to the announcement, the Fuchun Dyeing and Weaving Project with an annual output of 60,000 tons of high-quality cheese yarn dyeing plans to acquire 220 acres of land in the Textile Printing and Dyeing Circular Economy Industrial Park of Jingzhou Economic Development Zone, Hubei Province, to build a new workshop and supporting facilities of 219,800 square meters, and purchase advanced High-quality cheese dyeing intelligent production line and environmentally friendly production equipment, construction of the Yangtze River water intake and water supply pipeline and comprehensive sewage treatment station, etc. The construction period is expected to be 48 months. The project will be constructed in two phases, including 120 acres in the first phase and 100 acres in the second phase , It is estimated that the total construction period is 24 months. The first phase will be completed in 2024 and the second phase will be completed in 2026.
Supporting printing and dyeing in the Midwest
Digest the products of printing and dyeing enterprises nearby
It is learned that Jingzhou radiates Wuhan, Xiangfan, Yichang and other cities in Hubei Province and Henan, Sichuan, Hunan, Jiangxi and other provinces, with a small transportation radius and is one of the larger cloth distribution centers in the country. The textile and garment industry in Jingzhou and surrounding areas such as Wuhan, Xiangfan, Yichang, and Changde is developed. Only 9 garment manufacturers in Jingzhou have an annual production capacity of more than 7 million pieces. Wuhan, Huangshi and other regions have greater garment production capacity and can be nearby. Digest the products of printing and dyeing enterprises entering the park.
Jingzhou is rich in
cotton raw materials. The annual output of cotton in the city is more than 125,000 tons (2.5 million quintals), accounting for more than 1/4 of Hubei Province. It has good quality, long fibers and low sugar content. There are more than 100 textile printing and dyeing enterprises above designated size in Jingzhou, with 1.5 million spindles, more than 8,400 cotton looms, and 18 printing and dyeing production lines; an annual output of more than 100,000 tons of cotton yarn, 170 million meters of cotton cloth, 100 million meters of printing and dyeing cloth, and synthetic fibers 15,000 tons, 2,600 tons of woolen fabric, 1 million meters of woolen fabric.
The printing and dyeing industry, as an important part of the textile industry, is a key link to improve the technical content and added value of textile and apparel products. The printing and dyeing industry, as an important chain connecting the upstream and downstream of the textile and apparel industry, and a key link to improve the technical content and added value of textile and apparel products, plays an essential role in promoting the development of the textile and apparel industry, and can absorb local labor employment and promote The local society is stable and long-lasting.
Fuchun Dyeing and Weaving believes that the construction of the company's 60,000-ton high-quality cheese dyeing construction project is conducive to strengthening, replenishing and extending the chain of the textile printing and dyeing industry in Jingzhou Development Zone, forming a key, distinctive feature, and orderly expansion of space. Undertake the development pattern with high quality and build a modern industrial system with strong competitiveness.
The production capacity will be more locally digested
The textile market in the Midwest cannot be underestimated
In recent years, many textile companies have been expanding their production capacity in inland areas. Not only that, one textile supporting project after another has also continued to land in the central and western regions. Promoting the transfer of industries to the central and western regions is more to respond to changes in the world economy under the impact of the epidemic. According to estimates, from January to September, the export of textiles and garments in the western region of my country grew at an outstanding rate. Among them, Ningxia, Shanxi, Tibet, and Qinghai's textile and apparel export growth from January to September reached 302.3%, 203.3%, 116.2%, and 105.4%, respectively. In the foreseeable future, with the support of printing and dyeing, chemical fiber, clothing and other production capacities, more textile and garment exports will be digested locally, and the export of textiles in the central and western regions will still have full stamina!
But looking at the coastal areas, in recent years, environmental protection has almost become a tight curse for coastal textile companies. Recently, power rationing control has been carried out across the country, and the survival pressure of textile companies has also increased. At the same time, the challenges of Southeast Asian trade and the rapid pursuit of textile production capacity in the central and western regions have led to overcapacity and other factors. The coastal textile companies are in a heavy and long way to go.
In the future, whether inland or coastal, the development speed of my country's textile industry cannot be underestimated, and competition is becoming more and more fierce with the rapid development of the textile industry in the central and western regions. However, most coastal textile companies are still reluctant to make progress, and their demand is only the original share of the cake. How can these textile bosses have a better life?
