Peru Textile Organization Marches To Boycott Chinese Shoes And Clothing

Less than P, China's products have been boycotted by similar industries in the international market. As early as 2004, local people burned Wenzhou shoes in Spain.

Today, the scene of boycott of Chinese goods is replayed in Peru again. Peru textile enterprises and businesses are mobilizing the masses to the streets, asking the government to increase tariffs on Chinese textile imports, because this will enable Chinese textiles and Peru textiles to compete at the same price level.

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< p > yesterday, Peru textile merchants closed shop and poured into the streets to protest the unfair competition phenomenon caused by cheap clothing in China.

The protestors of these businesses are marched to the president's office.

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< p > textile merchants said that the government's current policy allows Chinese clothing to enter the Peru market at an extremely low price, resulting in unfair competition.

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Arturo Zavala, one of the textile business representatives, said that the sales volume of textiles in Peru's local shopping centers had declined sharply due to the influx of cheap clothing in China with the rapid momentum.

He said: "Chinese clothing has taken up 80% of the market share."

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< p > the government requires Peru's domestic textile producers to pay high taxes according to their own tax laws, but Chinese imports can enjoy different tax burdens and go straight into it.

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< p > he suggested that the government should impose a 10% tariff on imported garments, and the price per kilogram of clothing should be raised to more than 15 dollars.

In this case, the price of imported clothing and local clothing can be flat, he said.

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< p > Arturo Zavala also requires dialogue with the Ministry of labour: "now our factory has over 40% capacity, resulting in over 9000 workers losing their jobs."

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During the period from 2005 to 2012, more than 94000 workers lost their jobs due to the closure of more than 14000 textile factories. < p >

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"We are very angry about this situation. We are not asking the government for money, but we want equal legal treatment and a fair competition environment," said Di genesAlva, a business participant in the procession. P

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"We lost $70 million in 2013," said Jos LuisMu Oz, chairman of the textile entrepreneur association.

In recent years, due to the influx of a large number of China's a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > clothing < /a >, Peru farmers have stopped planting 200 thousand hectares of cotton.

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< p > over the past ten years, the trade volume and investment volume of China and Latin America has increased rapidly, with the volume of Sino Latin American trade exceeding US $250 billion.

A report revealed that since 2005, China has provided over 86 billion US dollars to Latin American countries.

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Trade and investment in P promoted Latin American economic growth, while Latin America gained sources of financing other than the United States and the European Union.

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< p > under the extremely close economic and investment relations, Latin American governments have adopted more relaxed regulations and preferential policies on China's imports, but the influx of Chinese products has led to dissatisfaction among local similar industries.

Over the years, China has become a veritable "world factory". Although the raw materials and wage levels have risen in recent years, the price of commodities in the international market is still relatively low, and the price of "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp "/a" is relatively low, so it has a good price competitiveness.

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< p > > this a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp" > Peru < /a > the textile industry's boycott, let us think of the incident that happened earlier in France and Spain against Chinese goods, which should arouse the vigilance of Chinese exporters. We should take preventive measures in international trade early to avoid unnecessary losses.

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P > Why did these boycott events happen? Besides the fact that the local industry is being squeezed out of cheap Chinese goods, another important reason is the quality problem of Chinese products. For example, the dumplings exported to Japan in the last few years were poisoned by consumers after consumption, and all the Japanese launched a boycott of Chinese goods. In addition, furniture exported to France was found to contain two methyl formamide, and France banned the import of some Chinese furniture. The products exported from China to the United States, from aquatic products to toys to toothpaste, have been found to be inconsistent with trademarks, unsafe or dangerous pollutants, which are contaminate the brand of "made in China" and have caused a boycott in the United States. <

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< p > look at all kinds of things. Xiaobian of Hugo net thinks that in addition to cheap prices, Chinese manufacturers are facing resistance. Besides, because of quality problems, Chinese manufacturers should focus on long-term interests, increase efforts to improve product quality and shape brand image, so that China's export path will go further.

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