Turkey Intends To Increase Import Tariffs On Fabrics, China'S Exports Or Affected

Recently, the world's major textile powers.

Turkey said that due to the impact and damage of domestic manufacturers by imported products, Turkey plans to increase import duties on imported woven fabrics from the world. For this safeguard measure, Turkey plans to complete the investigation within 9 months, and extend it for 2 months if necessary.

Due to the large scale and high volume of products announced in Turkey, many countries involved have attracted the attention of relevant countries.

Reporters learned from the textiles import and Export Chamber of commerce that China is the largest supplier of fabrics in Turkey.

Wang Qian, an analyst at China's first textile network, pointed out that despite the steady global economic recovery, China's textile exports still encounter frequent trade frictions, and the types of friction are diverse.

At present, the types of trade frictions encountered by textile and clothing export tend to be diversified, and there are various frictional forms to catch up and intercept, which increases the difficulty of export.

"After the international financial crisis, the recovery of the developed economies was slow, and all the economies of the world pursued the strategy of" take first place ", and trade protectionism rose again.

In particular, China will become the focus of global rebalancing, which will further increase the difficulty of China's export growth.

Wang Qian said.

According to the statistics of WTO, 1~8 cases of trade relief investigations launched by 17 countries (regions) in China last year amounted to 6 billion 480 million US dollars in total. The total amount involved was 6 billion 480 million US dollars.

According to the latest figures released by the European Commission's non food quick warning system (RAPEX), since last year, 230 reports on textiles and clothing products in China have increased by 45.56% over the same period last year, which is nearly 10 times higher than in 2008.

Wang Qianjin believes that at present, 35% of the global anti-dumping investigations and more than 70% of the countervailing investigations are basically targeted at Chinese exports.

In the long run, it may even become normal, and China will remain one of the main target countries. The frequent trade frictions reflect the increasingly fierce competition between countries and enterprises.

The latest industry research report of China's first textile network shows that the next 3 years will be a high risk period for trade protectionism, and all kinds of trade wars and exchange rate wars may erupt at any time.

In particular, the impact of technical trade measures will exceed tariffs and trade measures. The scope and scope of the import restrictions on technical trade measures will continue to expand.