In the first half of 2010, the printing and dyeing industry experienced a mixed performance in its export markets. Traditional markets such as the United States, European Union, and Japan showed signs of recovery. Export volumes to the U.S. market rose by 28.87% year-on-year, while the value of exports surged by 40.63%. In the EU, both volume and value increased by 19.58% and 19.61%, respectively. Meanwhile, exports to Japan saw a significant boost, with volume rising by 50.61% and value increasing by 37.42% compared to the same period last year. However, exports to Hong Kong SAR remained sluggish, with volume declining by 15.92% and value slightly increasing by 3.40%.
Looking at emerging markets, the outlook was more promising. Exports to regions like ASEAN, Russia, India, and Africa recorded strong growth. Specifically, exports to ASEAN grew by 17.84%, while Russia saw an impressive increase of 155.92%. Exports to India and Africa also rose by 15.86% and 17.91%, respectively.
Exports to peripheral markets, particularly within Asia, continued to play a key role. The six major categories of printed and dyed fabrics accounted for 46.13% of total export volume and 49.27% of total export value. Both volume and value increased by 6.52% and 13.72% year-on-year, showing steady progress in these regions.
In terms of domestic provinces, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Shandong, Shanghai, and Guangdong remained the main contributors to the printing and dyeing industry's exports. Together, they accounted for 87.01% of the total export value. Zhejiang led the way with a share of 48.44%. Notably, Jiangsu Province experienced a significant surge, with export volume increasing by 45.89% and value rising by 39.83%. This indicates a positive trend in the region’s textile and dyeing sector during this period.
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