Changshu Chenyang Nonwoven Equipment Co., Ltd.

25 2020-08

"Real Money" Policy Empowers Textile Enterprises

This year, affected by the epidemic, textile companies have encountered the dilemma of a substantial reduction in orders, and the stable development of enterprises is facing greater pressure. In addition to the self-rescue of textile enterprises, the taxation department of Taizhou, Jiangsu has fully implemented policies such as national tax incentives and corporate social security fee reduction and exemption. The “real money” of tax and fee incentives has continuously injected new vitality into the development of the textile industry. At the same time of employment, it warmed people's hearts and rekindled the confidence of textile enterprises in weaving a better picture.

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25 2020-08

Modern textiles, butterfly change in throes

In the face of major changes in the world unseen in a century, the central government has repeatedly emphasized the need to upgrade the industrial base and modernize the industrial chain. At the meeting of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee held a few days ago, the action plan for the reengineering of the manufacturing industry and the upgrading of the industrial chain was considered and approved, and the position was given "extreme importance, urgency and arduousness".

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25 2020-08

The growth trend of overseas epidemics continues, and the pressure on textile and apparel exports remains unabated

In the first seven months of this year, China's textile and apparel exports increased year-on-year. Nevertheless, industry insiders believe that in view of the continued growth of overseas epidemics, textile and apparel exports will still face greater pressure.

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07 2020-08

Textile recycling: a sustainable future

It is estimated that in many countries around the world, such as Bhutan, New Zealand, China and the United States, textile waste accounts for 1.0% to 5.1% of municipal solid waste (MSW) content and needs to be handled carefully. In addition, almost 85% of discarded clothes are eventually piled up in landfills and decomposed to generate methane, harmful greenhouse gases and an important cause of global warming, which caused alarm bells.

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