Dominican Export Processing Area Textile Industry Has Grown Rapidly In 14 Years.

Diario reported that in August 12th, Domin Ni Fagafaga, the executive director of the processing export management committee (CNZFE), Luisa Fernandez, said that 27 provinces in the 32 provinces of Domin Ni Fagafaga had export processing zones, and 628 enterprises were stationed. The annual export volume amounted to US $5 billion, providing 156 thousand and 808 direct employment opportunities and 300 thousand indirect employment opportunities, contributing a lot to Domin Ni Fagafaga's economy and manufacturing.

Fernandez executive secretary pointed out that the footwear industry was the fastest growing industry in the processing export area, growing 125% from 2009 to 2014, followed by the silage industry, growing by 45%.

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(mainly exported to Haiti and Central American countries), growing by 33.7%.

With the help of the government, processing export zones and their businesses have contributed significantly to the competitiveness of Domin Ni Fagafaga's exports. Among them, the most famous products are medical products, silage, textiles, jewelry and footwear.

Retail sales of clothing and footwear decreased in the first half of Switzerland

According to GfK released by market research firm, in the first half of 2015, retail sales in Switzerland declined 1.9% after the cancellation of the euro's lowest exchange rate compared with the same period (2014).

Swiss retail industry in the first 6 months of 2015

Bicycle or toy sales decreased by 4.9%, clothing and footwear sales decreased by 4.2%, and hands-on products, horticultural and automotive components were reduced by 3.2%.

In addition, the turnover of leisure electronics and furniture products decreased by more than 2%, and the turnover of food products also decreased by 1.3%.

According to the results of the prosperity questionnaire conducted by the ETH economic prosperity research center (KOF), one of the reasons for the decrease in sales volume was sales reduction. The number of stores in the first half of 2015 was reduced compared with the same period last year, and the stock also increased. This indicates that the sales of unsold products in Swiss retailer stores increased when purchasing tourism and online shopping were in vogue.

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The number is not the only reason for the decrease in turnover. The decline in prices is also one of the reasons. After the cancellation of the euro's lowest exchange rate, Swiss retailers took immediate measures to reduce the price of commodities and the price of thousands of products.

In particular, the price of the non food market declined, GfK said, because the price of such products was pparent during online shopping.