TPP Is Spreading To Taiwan And The Mainland Textile Industry.

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The advantages of the mainland are fierce, and the textile operators on the mainland are different.

Some of them hold a positive attitude and say "even if wolves come, we will face them". Others say frankly that they are assessing the possibility of pformation and leaving.

But most businessmen admit that the global economic downturn and the rising cost of manpower in the mainland are the biggest headache compared to the possible impact brought by Vietnam.

"Taipei textile exhibition 2015" debut on the 19 day, many mainland

They also came to Taiwan to participate in the exhibition, mostly concentrated in Fujian Shishi, Guangdong Dongguan, Jiangsu Changshu and other coastal cities.

When it comes to the possible impact of TPP, the industry responds differently.

The confident industry believes that Vietnam can only take the low end mass production, and the quality and technology are still inferior to the mainland, so the mainland still has the competitive advantage.

On the contrary, the Fujian textile industry said that the local trade unions had already organized many tours to Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam, and said that in the future, if they really want to move out, they will choose to leave together so as to help the industrial chain to integrate upstream and downstream.

In fact, it is not only the mainland businessmen who talk about the Exodus, but also the TPP yarn's origin standard, Taiwan may encounter the dilemma of going away together.

Xue Changxing, general manager of industry, Xue Mincheng, frankly said that TPP is helpful, but Taiwanese businessmen look forward to working in Vietnam and local upstream and downstream industries. Once any part of the industry chain fails to do this, it may reduce the effectiveness of TPP.

Therefore, for the two sides who are not currently joining the TPP, TPP is most likely to be a double-edged sword.

Although the TPP impact is worrying, in reality, the global economic downturn and the rising cost of local manpower are obviously the biggest pressure on the mainland.

W operators call the company's investment in new equipment, research and development.

The willingness to reduce is very much. Now, apart from thinking about westward inland, we have also begun to consider pformation as a trader.

In addition, Fujian traders, who are mainly European and American orders, pointed out that European and American orders were not as good as before. For example, ten thousand orders in the past were 800.