Bosideng Appealed For Policy Support For Garment Industry

"Transformation is not a switch, upgrading is not giving up.

As the largest producer of down garments in China, Bosideng's chance to win the support from the two sessions is that with the constant adjustment of the economic structure, the garment industry is facing difficulties in the face of the difficulties in the price rise of raw and auxiliary materials, appreciation of the renminbi, and rising labor costs.

Entering the 2012 foreign trade order season, more orders were pferred to low cost countries such as Bangladesh and Indonesia, making the domestic garment industry very "hurt".

In fact, for the textile and garment enterprises how to return to the rapid growth track, the industry has reached a consensus: we must change the cost oriented competition and price competition oriented mode, and turn to win the international market by increasing the added value of the products.

This year's central economic work conference and the government work report both mentioned the need to support labor-intensive industries, which gave Gao Dekang a glimmer of hope.

Gao Dekang expressed the hope that the government could provide special funds for the research and development of key technologies needed by labor-intensive enterprises, relax and simplify loan conditions and approval procedures, set up special preferential loans to promote the development of labor-intensive enterprises, and promote direct financing of labor-intensive enterprises to the financial market.

"Nowadays, many companies are very short-sighted in pursuit of huge profits and abandoning industry to invest or even speculation.

Only by relying on independent innovation and building core competitiveness can enterprises achieve real long-term development.

Gao Dekang said.

Many enterprises regard "pformation and upgrading" as "pformation and upgrading" and blindly pursue exorbitant profits. This, to a certain extent, inhibits the investment of enterprises in industrial innovation and the development of new and high technology industries.

It is understood that last year Bosideng spent 300 million yuan to buy a building near Oxford street in London, England. It plans to set up flagship stores including men's wear and down garments, and set up the European headquarters before the London Olympic Games this year.

Gao Dekang said: "with the state