European Textile Exports Growth And Clothing Decline

2010/10/13 15:02:00 55

according to

France

Textile daily 12

report

In the first half of this year, clothing exports from Europe, especially France, continued to be weak. European clothing exports decreased by 18% in the first half of 2009 after falling by 4% in 2009. The geographical distribution of exports to Asia alone increased by 5%, while the North American free trade area decreased by 4% and the pan Mediterranean region (PanEuroMed) dropped by 2%.

Reported that in the first 7 months of this year, French clothing exports continued to decline by 4%, to 3 billion 900 million euros (a 7% decline in the same period in 2009).

France's clothing exports to Europe dropped by 6% to 2 billion 700 million euros, while exports to non European regions increased by 1% to 1 billion 100 million euros; because French fashion was re favored by the US market, exports to the United States increased by 6%; similarly, exports to Asia also increased.

increase

9%.

Reported that European textiles suffered heavy losses in 2009, and gradually recovered in the first half of this year. Sales of textiles increased by 14% (19% in the same period in 2009).

Markets in various regions have increased, especially in Asia, which has increased by 22%; the North American Free Trade Area has increased by 17%; the pan European Mediterranean region has increased by 9%.

Similarly, exports of French textiles increased by 5% in the first 7 months of 2009, while exports to France remained stable and increased by 2%, while exports to non European regions increased by 11%, especially in the Asian market, with an increase of 26%, according to the report. The export of French textiles increased by 11% in the first 24% months.

China has become a very potential market for French textile exports. At present, eighth of its customers are exported. In the first 7 months of this year, China's textile exports to China increased by 38% to 100 million euros.