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Textile machine exports from Shishi look optimistic
19 Nov '08
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Shishi city shipped more than 20 textile machines to overseas markets in October 2008 alone.
Experts believe that this firm trend is mainly influenced by countries trying to upgrade textile and industry and overcome the problems created by global recession. Thus, companies in developing nations are importing advanced machinery that will improve their product quality and help them fulfill orders faster.
Exports of both computerized embroidery machine and circular machines look optimistic. Shishi enterprises have registered big orders for these two machineries from India, Vietnam, Turkey and other countries.
Exports to ASEAN, East Asia, Central Asia, Europe, and the US have also grown larger.
Experts believe that this firm trend is mainly influenced by countries trying to upgrade textile and industry and overcome the problems created by global recession. Thus, companies in developing nations are importing advanced machinery that will improve their product quality and help them fulfill orders faster.
Exports of both computerized embroidery machine and circular machines look optimistic. Shishi enterprises have registered big orders for these two machineries from India, Vietnam, Turkey and other countries.
Exports to ASEAN, East Asia, Central Asia, Europe, and the US have also grown larger.
Fibre2fsahion, News Desk - China
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