Selling Cloth Is Better Than Selling Silk &Nbsp; Some Weaving Enterprises Begin To Stop Selling Silk.

Rise 500! Rise 1000! Rise 3000!

Since last weekend. Polyester in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces The market has ushered in a wave of stormy weather, and the wave of price rises has been higher than a wave. In a short period of time, the price increase of polyester and silk in Jiangsu and Zhejiang market reached 4000-5000 yuan / ton. If we calculate these two days, the increase will be even bigger. It is because of this short and violent rise that nearly two days have made some weaving enterprises sigh that weaving is not as profitable as selling silk, and they are starting to shut down for sale. Because raw materials have skyrocketed, fabric prices are hard to keep up with the increase of raw materials, so the resistance of fabric companies to filament price increases has begun to enlarge.

For example, yesterday, I visited some fabric manufacturers in Shengze. Although the prices of most fabric manufacturers are also rising, such as the price of conventional products such as polyester Taffa and spring Asian spinning are all above 0.2 yuan / meter, the price of 190T spring sub spinning is 2.7 yuan / meter. The price of 190T polyester taff is 2.5 yuan / M and 210T polyester taff is quoted at 2.7 yuan / meter. Matting 228T TASS rose 0.3 yuan / m, now quoted at 6.8 yuan / meter. But this is obviously unbearable for trading companies. I heard a salesman in a trading enterprise asking about the market price of a 600D polyester Oxford cloth. When the weaving factory offered an offer, the salesman was dumbfounded. This price has risen by 1 yuan / meter compared to the price it reported to the customer yesterday. So now many of the market has stopped the list, the overall sales of cloth began to fall.

Plus, because the raw materials have been rising in recent years, and this round. raw material Skyrocketing prices are fast, which makes many Weaving enterprise There is a certain amount of cheap raw materials in hand. Therefore, many enterprises consider that it will take a certain time to make this material into cloth. At the same time, it is not satisfactory to sell at a low price.

More importantly, the recent surge of polyester polyester factory prices has also cooled the hearts of weaving enterprises, making downstream weaving enterprises start to conflict with high priced raw materials, and some weaving enterprises have forced polyester polyester factories to stop and sell their materials in order to return to reason.