Stockpiling Inventory Is Difficult To Deal With, And Clothing Fabric Sales Are Stuck

According to the reporter Lao Ku from Inventory Baba, Zhao Er has been engaged in inventory fabric trade in the inventory fabric trading market in Likou, Suzhou for nearly 20 years, and this is the first time he has encountered such a cold situation in the market this year. Zhao Er told the reporter of Baba Stock that he had managed to recycle a batch of 30 tons of whole stock fabrics 20 days ago. He quickly spent money to collect the stock fabrics from the clothing factory, but before the goods were sent out in the warehouse, his family informed him to reduce the price. The stock fabrics are still in his warehouse.

Zhao Er, Manager of Jiangsu Suzhou Jinda Inventory Textile Trading Co., Ltd.: These are the surplus stocks produced by the garment factory Fabric , they have been in the warehouse for 20 days and are still piled here! Let's sell it. We can only sell it at a low price. We'll lose a lot of money. Don't sell it. I don't know how long it will be stored in the warehouse.

Zhao Er told the reporter of Baba Inventory that in 2011, when the recycling price of the inventory fabrics soared, customers were all scrambling for goods, and the fabrics were pulled back, and they were said to have left without having to put them in the warehouse. Now, seeing the price of the inventory fabrics fall, customers have also reduced their orders, and his family's business this year has suddenly decreased by one third.

Zhao Er, Manager of Suzhou Jinda Inventory Textile Trading Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Province: How many goods have been sold this year? It can sell more than 900 tons every year. It has been half a year since this year that 300 tons of goods have been sold, which is much worse.

Recyclers like Zhao Er, who suffered a sharp decline in business, are very common in the Suzhou Likou Stock Fabric Trading Market. Although it is the peak season for the sales of stock fabrics, the business in the Suzhou Likou Stock Fabric Trading Market has decreased by nearly one-third this year due to the reduction of demand in the clothing market and the reduction of foreign trade export orders. At present, the business in Likou, Huangqiao More than 80% of the nearly 1000 stock purchase points in Beiqiao and Huangdi Qinglong Street have stopped purchasing cloth. In the past years, there were few trucks pulling stock cloth, stock accessories, stock clothing, odd cloth and leftover materials on the roads.

Zhang Liang, Mingyu Inventory Textile Recycling Company, Suzhou City, Jiangsu Province: Do you want to collect the cloth in stock now? The cloth in stock is confiscated now, why is it confiscated? There is a lot of business at this time of the year. No one sells this year. The price is low. Do I see recycled flowering materials and leftover materials that are not written on the warehouse door? Originally written, when? It must have been three months ago. It's not accepted now

Liu Jun, Far East Inventory Recycling Manager, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province: Now the entire fabric market is almost dead, and it is almost paralyzed. Customers do not take the goods. Whoever recycles these stocks can only temporarily pile them in the warehouse.

At present, the recycled textile stocks are also under the pressure of recyclers. According to the incomplete statistics of Baba.com, the textile stocks in the hands of recyclers are now as much as 200 million tons.

Zhang Jun, Suzhou Zhangjun Fabric Recycling Company, Jiangsu Province: Do you have inventory in your hands when dealing with inventory recycling in your market? Every family has it. How many can they have? There are hundreds of tons more and dozens of tons less.

Liu Jun, a Far East Inventory Recycling Company in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, told the reporter of Inventory Baba that some people could only deal with the inventory that they had taken back cheaply from clothing factories. Some recyclers used to recycle inventory at a high price, but they couldn't sell it if they wanted to. They could only sell it at a price of one-third of the cost, so they didn't rush to sell it, and they lost money if they sold it.