Developing High-End Fabrics And Industrial Fabrics Is The Direction Of Shaoxing Textile Development.

　　 Held on the afternoon of 16. Textile industry technology On the innovation forum, Yao Mu, academician of the Chinese Academy of engineering, pointed out in the speech entitled "the status quo and Prospect of the textile industry" that developing high-end, high-end fabrics and industrial fabrics should be the direction of upgrading Shaoxing's textile industry.

　　 Yao Mu said that China has become the world's largest textile country with 110 million spindles of textile production capacity, processing 42 - 48% of the global textile fiber, producing nearly 1/2 of the world's clothing, and supplying 1/2 of the global textile and clothing trade. From the domestic perspective, the textile industry has shifted from the east to the central and western parts of the country. The production capacity of polyester, acrylic, spinning and weaving has been saturated or overflowing. But the high-end, high-end and developing space of clothing and home textiles are developing. High performance fiber raw material manufacturing, weaving, warp knitted, weft knitted, nonwoven and other composite processing are developing. From the international perspective, with the development of the third world, China's labor strength has gradually disappeared, and the high-end of clothing textiles and home textiles, The most high-end products The industry continues to be dominated by the original textile giants such as France, Britain and Italy. China shift The Shaoxing textile industry should seize the opportunity. In 2009, in the global textile import trade of the United States, Italy textile accounted for only 0.8% of the volume, but accounted for 5.8% of the trade volume ratio, that is, Italy occupied the high-end, high-end market.

In January 2009, the United Nations released the global population forecast of 9 billion 200 million in 2050, the total consumption of textile fiber will reach 2.53 billion tons, clothing consumption will account for 16.4%, household textiles will account for 16.2%, and the rest will be industrial textiles. Therefore, there will be a broad market for industrial textiles in the coming decades.