Japanese Shoe And Garment Enterprises Will Shift To Southeast Asia In China

Recently, Japan

We should adjust the overseas production system and pfer the production that has been concentrated in China to Southeast Asian countries.

According to trade statistics, imports from ASEAN countries increased by 22% in the first half of 2012, while imports from China decreased by 4% compared with the same period last year.

The obvious growth is the import of leisure shirts from Burma and Kampuchea.

The import volume increased by 50% over the same period.

The proportion of Muji knitted garments in China has been as high as 70%. After adjustment, it is expected that the proportion of production in Southeast Asia will reach 70% in 2012, and the production of garments and jackets in the area will also be expanded.

Of the 70% of the overseas production proportion of the Sanyang chamber of Commerce, 55% are in China and 15% in Vietnam.

The company plans to produce a down jacket in mid August in Burma, adjusting the distribution of overseas production to 45% in China, 15% in Vietnam and 10% in Burma.

The TSI holding program has increased the proportion of 10% of Southeast Asia's production to 30%, and the production of casual wear, sports shoes and sportswear has shifted from China to Southeast Asia.

ONWARD KASHIYAMA intends to increase the proportion of 5% of Southeast Asia's production to 20%, and reduce the proportion of China's 75% to 65%.

Castle Peak commerce increased cooperation in Kampuchea during the year

Processing plant to expand local production of suits.