| 2004年12月01日 |
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| 1、国际采购商名录－－下载 |
| 2、土耳其求购游泳衣
（Swimwear） |
| 3、罗马尼亚求购纱线
（viscose/polyamide yarns ） |
| 4、印度求购婴儿服装
（Infant Wear） |
| 5、印度求购童装
（Kids Apparel And Garments） |
| 6、巴基斯坦求购纱线
（Chenille And Acrylic Yarn ） |
| 7、韩国求购面料
（Acrylic fabrics） |
| 8、印度求购花边
（Dyed Lace） |
| 9、巴基斯坦求购刺绣机
（Embroidery machines ） |
| 10、韩国求购面料
（Linen/Cotton Mixed Fabrics ） |
| 11、韩国求购PET片
（PET BOTTLE FLAKES） |
| 12、美国求购尼龙布
（Nylon Fabric） |
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13、China says it will not dominate the textile market in 2005 after
the elimination of export quotas on Jan 1 |
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14、China Hopes for Fair Textile Competition With Pakistan |
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15、World Textile And Clothing Trade to Turn to China |
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| Buy: Swimwear |
We are looking for good quality and attractive price of Swimwear. Pls Contact us with your best offer.
Company: Cotton Point
Contact: Bulent Demirel
Tel: 90-216-3842342
Fax: 90-216-3736005
Address: PK. 9, Sahrayidedid, , Istanbul
Country: Turkey
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| Buy: viscose/polyamide yarns |
We are looking for viscose/polyamide yarns, 75% viscose-25% polyamide, Ne 9-14, raw white, of good quality, big
quantities. Please send us your quotation for trail order load (1x20ft and 1x40ft container), CIF C2% Constantza Romania.
Company: AirTel
Contact: Vladimir Zaric
Tel: 40 74 3088999
Fax: 40 21 6652216
Address: Bd. Ion Mihalache 115 sc.B, ap.37
Country: Romania |
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| Buy: Infant Wear |
Looking for stock lot of good quality infant wear like rompers, underwear, t-shirts, and other items related to kids and infants.
Compnay: Kids Choice Exim Company Private Limited
Contact: Mr. Abishek Ranganathan
Tel: 91-44-28174579
Fax: 91-44-28174579
Address: 6, Sarojini Street, Mahalingapram, Nungamabakkam, Chennai, Tamil Nadu,
Country: India |
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| Buy: Kids Apparel And Garments |
Looking for garments like as jeans, shirt, t-shirt, salwar suits etc.
Company: Narayan Garments
Contact: Mr. Vipin Jain
Tel: 91-562-2369572
Fax: 91-562-2369572
Address: 3/220, Roshan Mohalla, Agra, Uttar Pardesh, India-282 003 |
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| Buy: Chenille And Acrylic Yarn |
We are looking for a new source of Chenille yarn and Acrylic yarn for next coming year 2005. Shipment in Jan-Mar 2005. Please quote best price of following
- Acrylic chenille 1/6NM and another fine count that suit 12GG
- Acrylic HB 2/24DMM, 2/32DMM
Company: EMPORIUM GARMENTS (PVT) LTD.
Contact: Ms.Sylvana Ahmed
Tel: 92-21-455-5374
Fax: 92-21-455-5368
Address: P-267, Prime Center, 6nd Floor,Faisalabad,Punjab Pakistan
Zip/Postal: 38000
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| Buy: Acrylic fabrics |
We are looking for Acrylic fabrics to make cap and hat in hard finish. Please offer details to us.
Company: Magic K., Inc.
Contact: Mr.Oh-Jean Kwon
Company: Magic K., Inc.
Tel : 82-2-322-6865
Fax : 82-2-322-6866
Address: 2F Raum Bldg. 440-10 Hapjung-dong,
Mapo-kuMapo-ku, Seoul Korea (South)
Zip/Postal : 121-887
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| Buy: Dyed Lace |
Looking for dyed lace:
1. Dyed lace :200,000 metres
2. 100% polyster
3. Washing fastness :4 - 5
4. Rubbing fastness :4 - 5
Company: Vigneshwara Exports Ltd
Contact: Mr. Pratish Bhanushali
Tel: 91 22 24926500
Fax: 91 22 24939704
Address: 450, Kewal Mill Compound, Lower Parel, Mumbai , Maharashtra
Country: India
Zip Code: 400013
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| Buy: Embroidery machines |
We are interested buy used 20 head embroidery machines on urgent bases. Pleases contact with complete specifications.
Company : Trade & Supply
Contact: Mr.Tariq Mehmood Qaiser
Tel : 92-041-789-778
Fax : 92-041-789-778
Address : St. # 10, Rasheed NagarNisar ColonyFaisalabad, Punjab Pakistan
Zip/Postal : 54000
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| Buy: Linen/Cotton Mixed Fabrics |
We are looking for Linen/Cotton mixed fabrics in grey. Please offer details to us.
Company: Magic K., Inc.
Contact: Mr.Oh-Jean Kwon
Company: Magic K., Inc.
Tel : 82-2-322-6865
Fax : 82-2-322-6866
Address: 2F Raum Bldg. 440-10 Hapjung-dong, Mapo-kuMapo-ku, Seoul Korea (South)
Zip/Postal : 121-887
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| Buy: PET BOTTLE FLAKES |
We are interested in buying washed, dried, cleared PET BOTTLE FLAKES in a large quantities on monthly basis. If you can supply us them, kindly contact us with details.
Company : Fine Synthetic Co., Ltd.
Contact: Mr.H I Park
Tel : 82-2-992-8411
Fax : 82-2-992-8412
Address : 508 Jumbotown,#10 ChangdongDobong-ku, Seoul Korea (South)
Zip/Postal : 132-898
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| Buy: Nylon Fabric |
We need to buy nylon fabric, the one that is use for flags manufacturer, please provide us with a quote CIF santo domingo, dominican republic.
Company: Feisaimport Inc.
Contact: Ms. Isabel Hernandez
Tel: 1-809-3341661
Fax: 1-809-3341679
Addaress: Dr. Defillo 39, Miami , Florida
Country: United States
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| China says it will not dominate the textile market in 2005 after the elimination of export quotas on Jan 1 |
China is expecting fierce textile competition from Pakistan next year after the elimination of quotas restricting textile and clothing trade between World Trade Organization members comes in to effect on January 1. A growing number of Chinese textile manufacturers are moving portions of their businesses overseas ahead of the elimination of quotas, according to a China Daily report.
Wang Xiangfeng, senior official of a leading Chinese textile export company, said China would not dominate the textile market in 2005, as some have forecast.
"If China wants to move higher, it will naturally give up the low end to other countries such as Pakistan, Vietnam and Bangladesh," he said.
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China hopes for fair competition with Pakistan's textile sector after the elimination of the quota system from January 1, 2005.
"We believe the competition will intensify after the quotas are eliminated, as textile producers in Pakistan will challenge Chinese manufacturers," Wang Xiangfeng, senior official of a leading Chinese textile export company, said.
However, he asserted China would not dominate the textile market in 2005, stating: "If China wants to move higher, it will naturally give up the low end to other countries such as Pakistan, Vietnam and Bangladesh."
In an interview, he quoted a report published by the US International Trade Commission (ITC) which says China is expected to become the "supplier of choice" for most US textile and apparel importers after 2005. The report said the US importers should expand the trade relationships with other low-cost countries, such as Pakistan, Bangladesh and India to reduce the risk of sourcing from only one country.
He said it would be impossible for China to dominate the market in 2005 as many had forecasted. Under the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing (ATC), all quotas restricting textile and clothing trade between World Trade Organisation (WTO) members will be eliminated by December 31.
Some foreign counterparts have predicted Chinese textile goods, supported by cheap labour costs, will swamp the world market and force them out of the market.
"This prediction is sensational. China is a major player but will not sweep the world," Cao said. According to a China Daily's report this week, a growing number of China's textile manufacturers, facing the January 1 elimination of quotas, are moving portions of their businesses overseas.
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| World Textile And Clothing Trade to Turn to China |
A Chinese official urged Chinese textile exporters not to blindly expand textiles export for immediate interests after the cancellation of all export quotas among WTO members starting from January 1, 2005.
Cao Xinyu, vice-president of the China Chamber for the Import and Export of Textiles, quoted World Bank experts as saying that about US$200 billion worth of garment trade will be turned to China in the next few years with the cancellation of textiles quotas.
The huge export capacity of China's textiles is described as an elephant in the China shop and international trade frictions would be inevitable, said Cao.
He said that numerous eyes are watching closely the competitive Chinese textile export enterprises in the run-up to the date for the cancellation of quotas and that require Chinese enterprises to follow a more cautious and rational export strategies in order to avoid an influx of anti-dumping charges, special safeguard measures and other trade barriers.
According to a study report by the WTO economic institute, China's share of the textiles market in the United States and Europe can increase only by an average of 13.5% after the cancellation of quotas. But the investment growth in the sector of China is far higher than this figure.
Many enterprises are ready to double and redouble their production capacities and many others are racing against time to build new textile mills. In Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, many enterprises started capacity expansion as early as three years ago in a bid to get a larger share of the world's textile market.
Industry authorities have poured cold water on the excessive optimistic predictions. They say that excessive competition would be inevitable on the world market as the textiles and garments are in excessive supply worldwide and there would be little space for making profits.
Statistics show that the textile trade in the world is saturated and China has already occupied 20% of world's market and after the cancellation of quotas, China would become the target of worldwide censure. Already, the United States has imposed limits on three kinds of textile exports by China; India has launched anti-dumping against China's raw silk and narrow-width clothes; EU has waged anti-dumping against China's chemical fiber fabrics and Peru is going to adopt safeguard measures against 106 kinds of textile exports.
Furthermore, blind capacity expansion could only backfire on Chinese enterprises themselves as they would inevitably get involved in a price war among them in order to fight for more export.
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