In the cotton fields of Europe and the United States, and the cotton farmers in China, Zhang Jishen, the white cotton was adorned with branches, but the 52-year-old cotton farmer did not show much joy. The Chinese peasant, who had no concept of "trade friction", is now worried that the US and EU restrictions on Chinese textiles will ultimately affect their income. Zhang Jishen’s family is in Zhuhe Village, Zhufuyu Township, Zhengding County, Hebei Province. In Beijing, 250 kilometers away from Zhangjia, China-US consultations on textile trade are being held. Pure children's new white T-shirt, comfortable and simple round neck, very comfortable to wear close to the body, cute whale-shaped printing, delicate lines, soften the rigidity of the pattern, handsome and beautiful, and straight-cut cuffs, wear Easy to take off.When mothers buy clothes, they no longer have to worry about the baby's outfit. With a pair of casual pants, it is simple and refreshing! Boys Knitted Coat,Knit Outerwear,Knitted Coat,Knitwear Coat Dongguan Yumuran Garment Co.Ltd , https://www.1movingkidsjacketes.com
At the beginning of this year, the global trade quota for textiles was cancelled. However, since April, the United States and the European Union have initiated special protection procedures on the grounds that Chinese textile exports have grown too fast and disrupted the market. After arduous negotiations, China’s 80 million pieces of textiles stranded in the customs of the EU countries have finally passed. The EU has reached an agreement with China on the growth rate of China’s 10 textiles over the next two years, and the top 5 by China and the United States. The round of negotiations was fruitless.
The cotton planted by Zhang Jishen is a high-quality long-staple cotton that is supplied to textile processing enterprises in the southern provinces and cities. It has never been sold out for several years. However, the restrictions imposed by the United States and the European Union have caused many textile and printing and dyeing enterprises in the southern coastal provinces and cities to fall into a dilemma. Many manufacturers have been forced to overcome difficulties by not accepting orders and reducing production scale. Zhang Jishen, who is picking cotton, said: "If the textile mills are all discontinued, who do I sell the cotton to?"
According to Sun Huaibin, a spokesperson for the China National Textile and Apparel Council, this year, due to the US restrictions, Chinese textiles will at least reduce exports to the US by 2 billion to 3 billion US dollars. Zhang Jishen said that since he has more cotton, he has been paying attention to the Sino-US textile trade negotiations. He said: "If the United States continues to block China's textiles, my cotton will fall or not sell, and I will lose money for the investment cost of 30,000 yuan." Zhang said that in the case of good prices in previous years, the unit area can earn 700. Yuan, but the cost of buying seeds, fertilizing, spraying pesticides, and picking workers is more than 600 yuan. Zhang’s neighbor, Ma Xiuyan, planted 0.6 hectares of cotton. The family started to work in the morning, and when they were hungry, they took a few cold steamed buns. She said: "If cotton can't sell for a good price, I am afraid that my two children will have to drop out of school. I don't know what to do."
Yang Shanxing, president of the Hebei Cotton Association, said that the cotton-related population in Hebei Province is 26 million, and there are more than 200 million cotton-related farmers and textile workers in the country. The US-European restrictions will undoubtedly affect their lives directly or indirectly. According to statistics, in 2005 China expected to produce 6 million tons of lint. Zhu Lanfen, vice chairman of the China Cotton Textile Industry Association, said in an interview that if the United States continues to impose restrictions on Chinese textiles, it will inevitably lead to more textile companies in China, which will lead to cotton farmers who are closely related to textile enterprises, especially cotton textile enterprises. The interests are damaged. Sun Juan, manager of the business development department of the national cotton information trading market, said that the United States restricts textiles from China, although it protects the interests of its domestic counterparts, but it is not a good news for the US cotton industry. The US restrictions have caused the US cotton company's cotton exports to China to be affected.
May 12, 2023