The Orders Were Depleted Years Ago, And The Printing And Dyeing Business Was Miserable.

Affected by the outbreak of pneumonia, the textile industry has generally been delayed this year, but stoppage has not completely hampered sales, especially near the resumption time. Gray cloth sales, fabric contacts have been raging in full swing, gray cloth factory often spread out hot cloth, dyeing factory also constantly burst warehouse news. Throughout the textile market, a long-awaited peak season, some gray cloth, dye fees are beginning to stir up, it is a great opportunity to rise.


But this wave of high hopes has not kept the confidence of textile people going on. The order is out of date, and the dyeing factory is in sharp decline. The entire textile market seems to have reached the edge of the off-season.


There is no job to cut into the warehouse.


As a barometer of the textile market, dyeing factories are extremely sensitive to the number of orders placed on the market. Orders are many, and trucks loaded with all kinds of grey cloth are blasting and dyeing factories; there are fewer orders, and lots of empty spaces appear in the grey cloth warehouse. However, from the resumption of labor to the present half a month or so, most of the dyeing factories have experienced more and more orders. At the beginning of the resumption of work, due to the shortage of workers, most of the customers had not yet entered the work state, and the dyeing factories were short of orders. But as workers returned, all kinds of backlog of orders were issued, and factories quickly rushed to the warehouse. But the dyeing factory has not been busy for a long time, and the number of orders has begun to drop sharply.


Recently, the head of a dyeing factory introduced to us that when dyeing factory was just returned to work, the dyed factory entered the warehouse every day for about 1 million meters. Under normal circumstances, the factory could digest about 600 thousand meters a day. But due to the fact that all the workers have not returned, the production capacity of the dyeing plant is only 6-7 of the usual one, so the entire production workshop is extremely busy. But this condition lasted less than a week, and now the factory has dropped to more than 40 meters every day. Moreover, most of the workers in the factory have returned, and the capacity has basically recovered. This amount is not enough to produce.


It's only a short half month's time, but of course, in the final analysis, the backlog is rapidly consumed, but subsequent orders can't be followed up in time.


Order reduction and cost increase


The outbreak of pneumonia in China has seriously damaged the domestic textile market, and the epidemic situation in foreign countries severely restricted the release of foreign trade orders. The sharp decline of dyeing factories is not only a manifestation of the reduction of orders for textile traders, but also reflects that the weaving and finishing market will enter a state of lacking orders.


At the beginning of the construction, the entire textile industry was extremely short of people, and governments and enterprises everywhere tried their best to help workers rework. But now workers' rework is coming to an end, but orders for various factories are hard to keep up, and some factories are about to overwork. Orders reduce factory income, but as workers return, labor costs rise rapidly, and factories are under great pressure.


Taking the initiative to reduce production capacity may be the next general operation to reduce production costs in textile mills. Workers will also turn from shortage to surplus. Scheduling reduction, vacation increase and income reduction may occur one after another, to some extent, it will also affect the enthusiasm of some subsequent workers to rework.


The textile market after the year was not affected by the outbreak of pneumonia. Because of the transient bustle of orders caused by backlog, the textile market has not been pushed to the height that textile people want. But not everyone in the market is pessimistic about the current textile market.


"The market is not good at all. It may not be as good as last year. But perhaps it is also a good thing, because the dismal market will eliminate a number of competitors, especially those run by borrowing. If there are fewer competitors in the market, the natural business will be done well, and there is no need to compete at low prices. The profits will also be guaranteed, but this time will be very difficult, "said a textile factory owner.


The textile off-season market has not changed due to the outbreak of a short order. Although the textile orders in the off-season are decreasing and revenue is decreasing, once it is over, it may be the peak season for the reduction of competition and the rise of profits.