Most Textile Factories In Egypt Shut Down Clothing Products In Short Supply.

< p > recently, Egyptian a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" > textile < /a > commodity purchasers publicly stated that, due to the closure of the local textile factories, a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > clothing > products, especially the evening dress and military dress, including uniforms, berets, boots, socks, blankets, belts and so on, are in short supply.

The textile industry was originally one of the pillar industries in Egypt, providing substantial revenue and jobs for Egypt.

Because of the political turmoil and economic recession in recent 3 years, the Egyptian textile industry has been on the low end, and most of the textile factories have been closed. After privatization of some enterprises, the judiciary has become a state-owned enterprise acquired by the government.

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< p > the president of the Egyptian Textile Export Association said recently that although Egyptian textile exports have a long history, they are facing internal and external troubles.

On the one hand, the development of the textile industry in Egypt is stagnant; on the other hand, Egypt is facing fierce competition in the field of cotton textiles in Pakistan.

At present, the European market is exempt from the tariff of textiles imported from Pakistan, and the price of Pakistan's textile exports to Europe is about 30% lower than that of Egypt.

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< p > < strong > South Africa: textile and a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" > Leather > /a > industry unemployment rate declined for four consecutive years < /strong > /p >

The South African Trade Union Union (P), affiliated with the South African textile Union, is excited about the reduction in the unemployment rate of textile and leather industry. A report released last week at the National Union of South African Union Executive Committee meeting showed that the unemployment rate of textile and leather industry has declined for four consecutive years, and the industry has been running steadily.

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Compared with 2010, the unemployment rate of textile and leather industry decreased by 66% last year. The trade union said that the key to the increase in employment is government support. South African President Zuma stressed the need to reduce unemployment in the 2014 national speech of P.

At the same time, the South African Trade Union and various industries launched an "save the unemployed" campaign to increase employment, including signing a procurement agreement with a large number of enterprises. The latest agreement was signed two weeks ago by the South African textile Union and the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.

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< p > < strong > South Africa buys local products and improves the employment situation of the spinning and weaving industry. < /strong > /p >

"P" recently, a report issued by the South African textile and a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" target= "_blank" and "/a" trade union said that the number of unemployed people in the textile clothing and leather industry in South Africa has declined significantly over the past 4 years, and the "purchase of local products" supported by the government and trade union organizations has effectively improved the employment situation in the above-mentioned industries.

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< p > SACTWU pointed out that compared with 2010, the unemployment rate of textile and clothing and leather industry in South Africa dropped by 66% in 2013.

In 2010, the number of unemployed people in South Africa was 5338, down to 5338 in 2011 and 5330 in 2012.

Until 2013, the unemployment rate of the textile, clothing and leather industry in South Africa dropped sharply to 3416.

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P, November 2013, Davies, Minister of trade and industry of South Africa, launched the campaign to buy local products.

The campaign calls for people to buy products made in South Africa through television and various forms of media.

Davies said that many products in South Africa can compete with imported goods and have price advantages.

He hopes that this campaign will create jobs and increase revenue for local businesses in South Africa.

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< p > < strong > the demand for textile mills in Brazil is low, and domestic cotton prices continue to go down < /strong > < /p >

< p > in recent weeks, domestic prices of Brazil cotton have continued to weaken, and the stock of raw cotton in some large textile mills can be used for 3-4 months, and the small textile mill inventory can be used for one month.

As energy prices rose from 150-200 rial to 800-850 rial, textile mills generally reduce the start-up rate to avoid over consumption of energy, and energy problems will also affect the country's demand for cotton for a long time.

It is also known that new cotton has been sown in Mato Grosso State in Brazil, and rain has appeared in Bayi Asia last week. At present, the output of Brazil cotton is estimated at 155-160 tons.

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