In 2014, Burma's Textile And Clothing Exports Reached US $1 Billion 500 Million.

(P) the EU's resumption of tariff trade preferences for Burma, namely the generalized preferential tariff system (GSP), made Burma's garment exports more than US $1 billion 100 million in 2013. < /p >
After "p a >" a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" Burma "/a" 2011 political reform, ending more than half a century of military rule, the EU resumed GSP tariff preferential treatment in July 19, 2013. < /p >
"P," Aung Win, vice chairman of Burma Garment Manufacturers Association, responded to a statement by Myint Soe, chairman of the association earlier. "Orders from the EU are increasing, especially in Germany and the United Kingdom. I believe that in 2014, Burma's a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > clothing "/a" and textile exports will reach US $1 billion 500 million. < /p >
At the same time, Aung Win pointed out that South Korea and Japan will continue to dominate the sales of garment exports in Burma, accounting for 70% of the total orders. < /p >
< p > he also stressed that Burma must solve the current problem of < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > labor shortage < /a > to meet the needs of its CMP products (tailoring, manufacturing and packaging). < /p >
< p > "what we lack is not only technical personnel, but also untrained personnel. In any factory, the 30% staff are the" helpers "who perform basic operations. However, it seems to be a new trend for young men to choose to work on construction sites, because working in more labor-intensive jobs can earn a higher salary, which is about 5000 yuan (about 5.18 dollars) a day. < /p >
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< p > China has been making efforts to optimize domestic industrial structure and export commodity structure. Over the years, the export growth of mechanical and electrical products has been higher than the total export volume, and its proportion has increased continuously. However, in 2013, the export volume of mechanical and electrical products increased by 7.3% in dollar terms, which was lower than the total export volume in the same year (7.9%). < /p >
< p > the reason for this is that the global economic recovery has been sluggish, especially in the emerging market economy with the strongest import demand in the past ten years. The demand for China's mechanical and electrical products has become weak. Shipbuilding, port machinery and construction machinery, such as photovoltaic, wind turbines and other emerging industries, have been hit hard under the encirclement of trade protectionism. < /p >
< p > due to the rising cost of labor and land, China's traditional labor intensive industries such as textiles, clothing, footwear, furniture, bags, toys and other traditional industries are facing increasing pressure of being overtaken. If we can not solve the problem, we will never be able to repeat the failure of the labor intensive industries such as the US and Japan. We may even fall behind in India's textile industry in all aspects of production and market. < /p >
Less than P, China has many commodities, exports and domestic sales in the world. However, the lack of brand and sales channels and unfair patent charging mode all make China work for others. China has long been the largest mobile phone production and export base in the world. In 2013, 1 billion 800 million mobile phones were shipped worldwide, and China's mobile phone output reached 1 billion 456 million, accounting for 81.1% of the world's shipments, 1 billion 186 million of exports, 16.9%, and exports of 95 billion 100 million US dollars, an increase of 17.4%. < /p >
< p > however, almost all mobile phone manufacturers in our country can not escape high pressure and other companies' inglable and patent charging mode. Qualcomm sells chips only, but has insisted on charging royalties for the entire terminal price for many years, so that half of the meagre profits of China's 3G mobile phone manufacturers will be used to pay for Qualcomm royalties. Qualcomm has gained 49% of its revenue from China, with a profit margin of 60%. < /p >