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Core Tip: Recently, China Textile City Lizhu business users Zhang Bing, a dye linked to processing business, chanel
but found that 100 yuan per ton processing fee raised around. Originally from March 12, the lizhu, Lanting, etc. knitted dyeing enterprise collective Baotuan prices to reduce the operating pressure.
Recently, the chanel bags
China Textile City Lizhu business users Zhang Bing, a dye linked to processing business, but found that 100 yuan per ton processing fee raised around. Originally from March 12, the lizhu, Lanting, etc. knitted dyeing enterprise collective Baotuan prices to reduce the operating pressure.

“As the second half of last year, coal, steam and other prices, printing and dyeing production under increasing pressure, after the Spring Festival dyes, human and other costs have risen, really ‘worse’.” County Dyeing Association, the official said.

Four rise in the price

After the Spring Festival, the county printing company has experienced double-day worry hi, not to worry about order, but as production costs rise worry, life is not comfortable. “Coal, steam up, dyes up, labor costs also rose, to printing business was stressful.” Dyeing and Printing Association, the county official said.

An industry calculations to “price increases account.” Prices of raw materials less than six months, up 1 / 3 of coal from eight last year, 700 yuan per ton in September, rose to 1,000 yuan now, steam have “gone up.” Lizhu knitted products to, for example, coal, steam and other production costs accounted for 24% of printing and dyeing, printing and dyeing production cost that is knitting up a 1.44%. From March 1 onwards, dyes and prices rose about 10% -30%, labor costs increased by 10% or more. “Do not take into account factors such as sewage charges up, after the holiday, the cost of printing and dyeing production about 10% price increase,” the source said: “Under pressure, many printing companies are afraid to answer even the list.”

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