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Nantong State Inspection Fully Helps Export Garment Enterprises &Nbsp, Ensuring Quality And Safety.

2011/3/21 14:09:00 101

Pressure On Rising Prices Of Garment Enterprises In Nantong

Nantong is important.

Base for Japanese garment export

A total of more than 800 Japanese garment enterprises were exported, accounting for more than 80% of the total annual export volume.

After the Japanese strong earthquake, the order volume of more than 20 large and medium-sized garment manufacturers in Nantong dropped significantly.

This has already entered the off-season export season.

Clothing enterprises in Nantong

No doubt it is worse.

"Almost every day before the earthquake, we lost our daily clothing inspection. After the earthquake, we suddenly dropped to every two batches every Monday." the head of a clothing company in Nantong said helplessly, "because of the poor communication caused by the earthquake, we can not contact with some Japanese customers. The goods that have been shipped can not confirm the arrival information. Under the uncertain circumstances, we have to postpone the shipment plan."

In addition, Japanese line logistics is also facing.

Price pressure

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According to the survey, from March 17th onwards, the urgent cost subsidy for the Japanese line will be charged. The standard is 300 yuan and 600 yuan for the general container.

Some cargo ships could not berth at the Japanese docks, resulting in varying degrees of detention, resulting in delays in scheduled shipping, increased pressure on finished goods warehousing and increased costs.

Nantong inspection and quarantine bureau takes active measures to help enterprises to minimize the impact: strengthen the communication between procurator and enterprise.

Actively providing door-to-door service for exporting Japanese clothing enterprises, taking the initiative to understand the situation of cargo obstruction and logistics demand, providing comprehensive policy consultation, helping enterprises solve problems in time and improving customs clearance speed.

An emergency window is set up to provide 7x24 hours and all-weather appointment inspection and quarantine services to garment manufacturers in Japan, arrange the first-line inspection resources rationally, shorten the inspection period, and strengthen inspection and supervision.

We should increase the frequency of supervision on Japanese garment export manufacturers, and increase product testing efforts to ensure the quality and safety of Japanese apparel exports.