Shishi Textile Shoes And Clothing Enterprises Calmly Deal With The EU'S "Low Carbon Tax"

The EU has added new barriers.

To effectively cope with the "carbon tariffs", Wang Ronghua, deputy general manager of the federal Sanhe Textile Trade Co., Ltd., as early as October, worked with a textile company in Taiwan.

Federal Sanhe's practice is actually a typical "carbon footprint" identification method, which avoids carbon tariff barriers by showing carbon consumption in materials.

This is also worth learning from many enterprises.

At the same time, many Shishi enterprises reduce energy consumption by upgrading equipment.

According to relevant statistics, at present, the popularity rate of computer flat cars in Shishi clothing production industry has reached about 80%, and the electromechanical auxiliary equipment such as high-speed electronic sewing machine, high-speed electronic knot machine and so on has also become a hot demand for enterprises.

In addition, the new technology of "woven fabric dyed one bath" has overturned the traditional acid dyeing, which can save 50% water, save coal 40%, save electricity 50%, save time by 50%, increase production by about 90%. Qingyuan dyeing and printing industry takes the lead in tackling the problem of water coal slurry mixing power generation in the same industry, reducing the comprehensive energy consumption 25% and increasing the profit margin by 4%.

According to the head of the Shishi textile and garment industry association, the low carbon boom is also surging in other links such as weaving, sewing, clothing, design, accessories and so on. Many enterprises have set up product research and development centers through the improvement of technology, introduction of technology, renovation of equipment and materials, together with 12 enterprises such as Xie Sheng Feng, etc., aiming at developing low carbon products, and aiming at developing low carbon products. The new textile fabrics developed by Hongtai company are in short supply, and experts have been employed to monitor energy consumption and start using carbon labels.