Russia'S Ministry Of Industry And Commerce Suggested Banning Government Procurement Of Imported Clothing.

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(P) the Russian Ministry of industry and trade (Minpromtorg) suggested that the government should prohibit the government from buying foreign made "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp "clothing" /a "or clothing made from foreign materials unless it is not produced in Russia or Belarus.

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After two weeks of public discussion, the government issued a draft of the same content. The decision may be adopted in the first quarter of 2014.

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< p > this prohibition will apply to the procurement needed by the federal government and the procurement needed by the national defense and national security departments.

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< p > proposal also includes the prohibition of the use of production of < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp" > fabric > /a > half finished fiber.

However, if it is a raw material, such as cotton, Russia does not produce, then it can be purchased from other countries.

Moreover, when a raw material is insufficient in domestic production, it can be imported.

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< p > according to the Souzlegprom report, in 2012, the total sales of textiles and light industry in Russia were 2 trillion and 800 billion roubles, of which 689 million roubles were domestic goods, and the remaining products were worth 1 trillion and 108 billion rubles, all imported from other countries.

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< p > almost all cotton demand in Russia is dependent on imports. About 85% of wool is dependent on imports. About 1/3 of the demand for chemical fiber is dependent on imports.

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< p > it is learnt that even during the global economic recession in 2008, people of a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp" > Russia "/a" still buy clothes; after half a year of recession in other European countries, Japan and the United States, the Russian retail market slowed down, and the rate of recovery was faster than that of the above-mentioned countries.

In addition, the trend of advocating brand has been reduced and replaced by personal style.

With the rise of fast fashion, Russians are buying new clothes more frequently.

The fast fashion shop always changes its product series several times every quarter, and the medium price brand will add new every two to four weeks.

Russians are willing to try new things, and they also crave better quality clothes.

They know how to evaluate sewing level, cloth quality and tailoring skills.

74% of the Russians said they could afford to spend money, especially clothes.

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In 1990s P, many people thought China was a distributing center for inferior products and counterfeit products. Today, this stereotype has been reduced. In fact, most of the products of large fashion enterprises are manufactured in the mainland of China and other Asian countries.

Nearly 50% of sportswear, T-Shirts, trousers, coats, short coats, skirts and knitwear imported from Russia are imported from China.

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