Upgrading Garment Machinery Market And Changing The Status Quo Of Goods Lost

Recently, more than 60 of the most influential clothing machinery manufacturers and front-line agents in China gathered in Humen International Garment Machinery City. They jointly tested the garment machinery industry of the Pearl River Delta in 2010. At the same time, they held the two (two) expansion meeting of the Guangdong sewing equipment chamber.

President Liang Foxiang and Director General Yu Chang Yan of Humen International Garment Machinery City participated in this event.

It is understood that in the first quarter of 2010, the demand for clothing in the world increased substantially, and the demand for garment machinery in China's apparel industry increased sharply. However, the abnormal production of clothing machinery manufacturers, agents and dealers appeared, which greatly restricted the capacity of garment enterprises.

Yu Chang Yan said that the phenomenon of abnormal breaking of goods seems accidental, but it is inevitable.

At present, the clothing machinery industry in the Pearl River Delta is still scattered and messy. In the traditional clothing machinery market, most of them only provide simple leasing and trading functions, and the service concept and development concept need to be improved and improved.

Because it can not provide effective industry information, development funds, human resources information and other support, it has caused problems such as information blocking, recruitment difficulties and financing difficulties of garment machinery, resulting in abnormal failure of garment machinery industry in PRD.

Through the exchange and communication between members, this activity helps to solve the practical problems encountered by enterprises in the development process.

All the members of the meeting recognized Humen International Garment Machinery City's concept of "improving the garment industry chain, boosting the upgrading of garment industry", "innovative service mode, and creating a new professional market".