India Textile Giant Draws On China'S Industry Experience

< p > as the heir of the oldest a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp" > textile > /a > in India, Arvind Mills chairman and general manager a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/pioneer/" > Sanjay Lalbaj < /a > is considering a revolutionary experiment on India's garment industry to support the current economic situation which is crumbling.

By learning the experience of the development of China's industry, ralbayi hopes to overcome the long-term labor shortage in India's textile industry by building a large garment factory with affiliated workers' dormitories, thereby increasing production.

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< p > Lal Bai said in an interview that if we can not solve the problem of employee accommodation, we will not be able to build a large factory in India.

A team of the company is trying to find out how to design and manage dormitories that can accommodate 2000 to 4000 employees. This will also become the first attempt of India textile industry in this regard.

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< p > Lal Bai is convinced that the construction of employee dormitories will be the only way to ensure that India garment manufacturers have enough labor force, so as to meet the growing demand of Western retailers.

The report points out that although India has a large number of young labor force and is dragged down by factors such as power shortage, lagging infrastructure and high worker turnover rate, India textile industry has been unable to realize its potential. However, as China's market costs rise, and concerns about Bangladesh's industrial working environment, India enterprises are seeing this as an opportunity to seek new strategies.

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< p > a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp" > India < /a > is the third largest exporter of textiles and garments in the world after China and the EU. However, India's overseas sales of about US $32 billion (RMB 196 billion 300 million yuan) lag far behind China and the EU every year.

Although the population of Turkey and Bangladesh accounts for only a small part of India's population, the exports of the two countries are about 23 billion US dollars and 21 billion US dollars respectively.

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< p > the India government is committed to reducing the wide range of fiscal deficits by promoting exports, while the clothing industry is considered the fastest in the field.

India's new textile minister, Kavuru Sambasiva Rao, said that if some of the existing obstacles were eliminated, exports of textiles and clothing in India will increase by 30% over the past year.

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