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In the first nine months of this year, Yiwu's textile and garment exports reached 26,913 batches, valued at $94.2189 million, marking a year-on-year increase of 29.57% in volume and 32.66% in value. This impressive growth highlights the city’s strong performance in the global textile market.
Faced with evolving domestic and international industry trends, local textile manufacturers have recognized that low-end products are no longer as competitive as they once were. In response, many companies are now focusing on high-end product development, aiming to enhance quality and boost the value of their exports. To support this shift, the Yiwu Inspection and Quarantine Bureau has implemented various initiatives to improve product standards and management practices.
The bureau has intensified its inspections on safety, hygiene, and anti-counterfeiting measures for textiles and garments. It also conducts stricter checks on physical and chemical properties, origin labels, composition details, and care instructions. Companies are required to adhere strictly to national standards during sampling and import/export inspections. These efforts aim to align with international market demands and add more value to exported goods.
In addition, the bureau actively monitors foreign technical trade regulations and promptly adopts countermeasures. Events like “Technical Regulations for Developing Countries†help businesses better understand foreign technical requirements and consumer preferences, improving their ability to handle green trade barriers. The bureau has also introduced enterprise classification management, nurturing top-tier and second-tier enterprises, gradually shifting from detailed inspections to broader supervision. This approach enhances corporate awareness of quality and integrity.
Moreover, the bureau organizes training sessions on both domestic and international textile standards, helping companies adapt to new production requirements. These efforts are driving export-oriented textile and garment enterprises toward a transformation from quantity-driven to quality-focused growth.