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Tunisia Textile And Clothing Exports Grew Slightly Out Of Recession

2010/7/3 9:45:00 49

Tunisia

Textile Technology Center

The latest statistics released recently pointed out that Tunisia's total export of textiles and clothing in May was 401 million dnal (1 US dollars or 1.40 dnal), an increase of 1.2% over the same period last year. Although it has not yet recovered to the level before the international financial crisis, it has gone out of the shadow of the recession and continues to maintain a low growth rate.

Statistics show that textile exports in Tunisia increased by 9.7% over the same period in May.

Cotton and chemical fiber cloth

Growth of 39%, wool and man-made fiber cloth increased by 82%, showing strong growth momentum.

In contrast, Tunisia's clothing exports increased by only 0.04% in May, indicating that the overall demand for traditional export markets is still weak.

However,

Tuni

May's clothing exports still showed some bright spots.

Among them, the export of T-shirts continued to grow since the beginning of the year, the volume of exports increased by 24% in May, the volume of exports increased by 13%, the number of bathrobes and swimsuit exports increased by 40%, the export volume increased by 47%, the number of tooling exports increased by 7.5%, the export volume increased by 17.2%, the number of jeans exports increased by 10.54%, and the export volume increased by 8.25%.

These growth depended mainly on exports to Italy.

Supplement:

South Korea's knowledge economy does not survey 3 stores and 3 large supermarkets. The sales volume of Han Bai stores increased by 8% in May, and sales continued to grow for 15 consecutive months.

Among them, children's sporting goods, women's casual wear, famous brands and other popular sales increased by 15.4%, 12.2% and 9.8%, respectively. Food, household goods, footwear, men's wear and women's formal clothing also increased by 8.5%, 6.5%, 5.2%, 2.8% and 2.3%, respectively.

In addition, the sales volume of Korean supermarkets increased by 2.3% over the same period in May. Sports goods, clothing, footwear, food and household products increased by 15.1%, 10.2%, 4.5%, 1.5% and 0.7%, respectively.