Printing and dyeing industry implements production transfer

Recently, Shishi Dyeing and Finishing Trade Association held a working meeting to re-expand the connotation of implementing the “going out” strategy. In the future, it is necessary to implement the “going out” strategy on both product and production lines.

The meeting analyzed the current economic situation of the printing and dyeing industry. According to briefings, there are many influencing factors in the serious overcapacity in the Shishi printing and dyeing industry, and there is a clear shift in the downstream garment industry's capacity to transfer outside the province and abroad. Shishi Dyeing and Finishing Trade Association has been guiding the printing and dyeing industry's excess production capacity to transfer outside the province, transfer abroad, and transfer to the high-end, and achieved initial success. Participants felt that in addition to expanding the market for printing and dyeing fabrics, it is also necessary to implement the "go global" strategy. The Association will study and evaluate the necessity, feasibility, and economy of the transfer of printing and dyeing production.

In the middle of next month, the Association will appoint representatives from member companies to visit Southeast Asia to assess the operability of the transfer of lions' printing and dyeing production to foreign countries. The “going out” strategy implemented by the Shishi printing and dyeing industry includes two lines of product transfer and production transfer and three major market directions: foreign, foreign, and high-end markets.