It is only less than three hours’ drive from Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and another textile industrial park with an investment of 3 billion yuan will be completed soon!

Recently, Anhui Pingsheng Textile Science and Technology Industrial Park, located in Wuhu, Anhui province, is in full swing. It is reported that the total investment of the project is as high as 3 billion, which will be divided into two phases for construction. Among them, the first phase will build 150,000 high-standard factory buildings, including water, air, bomb, double twist, warping, drying and shaping, which can accommodate more than 10,000 looms. At present, the main body of the industrial park has been completed and began to rent and sell.

At the same time, the industrial park is only less than three hours’ drive from the coastal areas of Jiangsu and Zhejiang, which will further strengthen the industrial ties with Shengze, realize resource sharing and complementary advantages, and bring new opportunities for the development of the textile industry of the two places. According to the person in charge, there are several printing and dyeing factories and a large number of clothing enterprises around the industrial park, and the enterprises settled will integrate and complement the development of surrounding supporting enterprises, forming an industrial agglomeration effect and promoting the coordinated development of the textile industry.

Coincidentally, Anhui Chizhou (weaving, refining) Industrial Park has recently been completed and put into operation, the park is equipped with a standardized printing and dyeing sewage tank that handles 6,000 tons of sewage per day, and has achieved the integration of fire protection, sewage treatment, and environmental protection. It is understood that the project landed in Chizhou, the local loom industry has reached 50,000 units, can accommodate in addition to the local has a wealth of corresponding printing and dyeing, clothing supporting resources, while Chizhou also has a good traffic location advantage.

Anhui textile industry cluster development has begun to take shape and scale

In recent years, the textile and garment industry in the Yangtze River Delta region is undergoing transformation and upgrading in an orderly manner, and some textile enterprises have begun to relocate. For Anhui, which is deeply integrated into the Yangtze River Delta, to undertake industrial transfer not only has innate geographical advantages, but also has the support of resource elements and human advantages.

At present, the development of Anhui textile industry cluster has begun to take shape and scale. In particular, as Anhui Province has incorporated textile and apparel into the “7+5″ key industries of the manufacturing province, given key support and key development, the industrial scale and innovation capacity have been further improved, and major breakthroughs have been achieved in the fields of high-performance, high-functional fiber materials and high-end textile fabrics and creative design. Since the “13th Five-Year Plan”, Anhui Province has formed many emerging textile industry clusters represented by Anqing, Fuyang, Bozhou, Chizhou, Bengbu, Lu ‘an and other places. Nowadays, the trend of undertaking industrial transfer is accelerating, and it is regarded as a new value depression for industrial development by many textile and garment enterprises.

Sea or inward migration? How to choose textile processing enterprises?

“Zhouyi · Inferi” said: “poor change, change, the general rule is long.” When things reach the apex of development, they must be changed, so that the development of things will be endless, in order to continue to move forward. And only when things develop, they will not die.

The so-called “trees move to death, people move to live”, in the industrial transfer of so many years, the textile industry has explored the “internal migration” and “sea” these two differentiated transfer paths.

Internal relocation, mainly to Henan, Anhui, Sichuan, Xinjiang and other domestic central and western provinces transfer capacity. To go to sea, it is to lay out production capacity in Southeast Asian and South Asian countries such as Vietnam, Cambodia and Bangladesh.

For Chinese textile enterprises, no matter what kind of transfer method is chosen, to transfer to the central and western regions, or to transfer to Southeast Asian countries, it is necessary to weigh the input and output ratio in various aspects according to their own current situation, after field investigation and comprehensive research, to find the best place for enterprise transfer, and then rational and orderly transfer, and finally achieve the sustainable development of enterprises.

Source: First Financial, Prospective Industry Research Institute, China Clothing, network