In the context of the international financial crisis, textile and garment enterprises have always been the most vulnerable to export.

Some enterprises took the initiative to attack themselves, while adjusting their sales strategies, they also took positive measures to deal with the changes in the export market.

Since the beginning of this year, textile and garment enterprises mainly exported to Europe and the United States have significantly increased their attention to the new restrictive technical regulations and standards in the fields of ecology, environmental protection and so on.

It is understood that one of the sponsors of the International Eco Textile Association, the German Haines Institute, is to hold two lectures on the interpretation and response to the latest restrictions on the EU eco textiles laws and regulations in mid and late March in Shanghai and Dongguan.

At the forum of the fifteenth China international textile fabrics fair, which is to be held in Beijing in March, the lecture topics on the Consumer Goods Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA), submitted by You Tianxiang group (ITS), have also attracted the attention of the organizers and some participants.

Enterprises' attention to the "green" topics such as ecology and environmental protection has improved their ability to deal with crises.

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