“Enterprises must formulate production suspension and dismantling plans, and hire qualified third parties to dispose of sewage pools, hazardous chemicals (hazardous waste), and natural gas pipelines.” In May this year, 43 printing, dyeing and electroplating companies in Yuecheng District were mainly responsible for At a production safety prevention work meeting attended by people, the Yuecheng District Emergency Management Bureau invited experts to give lectures, use accident cases to warn and educate enterprises, and called on enterprises to learn from experience to improve safety and further deepen the awareness of subject responsibility.
2021 is a critical period for printing, dyeing and electroplating enterprises in Yuecheng District to upgrade and relocate. Yuecheng District insists on strengthening service guidance, strengthening inspections and supervision, and strict law enforcement inspections to ensure the safe relocation of enterprises.
It is understood that in today’s Yuecheng District, many printing and dyeing companies are “joining together” to embark on a road of transformation and upgrading.
As early as November 2018, the Shaoxing Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government issued the “Implementation Plan for the Transformation and Improvement of the Printing and Dyeing Chemical Electroplating Industry in Shaoxing City”. According to the plan, after about three years of hard work, Yuecheng District will basically complete the agglomeration and upgrading of chemical enterprises. Among them, chemical companies in Yuecheng District with poor comprehensive evaluations in terms of per-acre efficiency, production safety, and ecological environment will face closure and launch. At the same time, companies are also encouraged to merge, reorganize, and improve development with chemical companies in Shangyu District, and they meet certain conditions. chemical companies are also encouraged to implement transformation and development.
At present, 47 printing and dyeing companies in the region have explored exclusive “relocation” paths through integration, relocation and exit, mergers and reorganizations, transformation and development. It is expected that by the end of 2021, more than The urban area will basically complete the agglomeration and withdrawal of printing and dyeing enterprises in Paojiang area.
For the printing and dyeing enterprises in Yuecheng District, this “relocation” and “upgrading” means more opportunities and challenges. However, many companies are actively planning despite difficulties, and many printing and dyeing companies have already planned their layout in advance and initially completed transformation and upgrading.
Shaoxing Baofeng Textile and Garment Co., Ltd., located in Paojiang Industrial Zone, made a decision after receiving the news that the printing and dyeing company had moved out of Yuecheng District. Tough decision: to exit the printing and dyeing business. The company immediately dismantled the sewage tank. After the on-site soil testing is completed, the integrated demolition plan will be submitted to the relevant departments. The vacated land will be used for greening in the future.
Baofeng Textile’s main business is textile clothing, denim, and blow molding products, of which denim involving printing and dyeing accounts for 20% of the company’s profits. With large investment and low output, the traditional advantages of the printing and dyeing industry have gradually faded away, and they are actively seeking opportunities for rebirth. Baofeng Textile adheres to the determination of a strong man to break first and then build up, and quickly adjusts its business focus, focusing on the production and sales of plastic products and clothing export, successfully taking a key step in transformation and upgrading.
Xu Shaozong, general manager of Shaoxing Baofeng Textile and Garment Co., Ltd., said: “As environmental protection requirements become higher and higher, investment in machinery and equipment is also particularly large. The profit of denim is relatively high. So in the end, our company’s board of directors decided to withdraw from the printing and dyeing industry and expand the output of the company’s original plastics factory, clothing factory and knitting factory, so that our company’s profits can increase as much as possible.”
Similarly Toms (Shaoxing) Dyeing and Clothing Co., Ltd., located in Paojiang Industrial Zone, suspended its dyeing production as early as January 2020. The company originally focused on the one-stop production model of weaving, dyeing, and clothing. In the same factory area, the flow of fabrics is very convenient and the quality can be controlled. Now, in response to the government’s call, the company has relocated its fabric production to Xinjiang, which has greatly increased transportation costs and time costs.
In order to solve the current predicament, companies have found another way out with the help of the government, transforming into high-end manufacturing-led companies, while at the same time strengthening the diversification of customer sources and promoting sales.
Zou Yanli, assistant to the general manager of Thomas (Shaoxing) Weaving and Dyeing Clothing Co., Ltd., said that the company’s original customer group was relatively single, basically only Japanese customers. The company is considering developing diversified customers, expanding domestic orders and demand, and trying to win more orders that match production. Currently, the workshop is producing for Egyptian customers with large orders.
The reporter learned from the District Economic and Information Bureau that among the 47 printing and dyeing companies involved in the reform in Lun Yue City District, 34 companies It will be integrated into 5 printing and dyeing groups and settled in Keqiao. At present, all 5 printing and dyeing groups have started construction. It is planned to complete the project construction and realize the closure and exit of the original factory area by the end of this year. After this increase in cross-regional agglomeration, it is expected that nearly 4,000 acres of land used by printing and dyeing enterprises will be vacated, and daily sewage discharge will be reduced by 126,000 tons, which will effectively promote the further development of the traditional printing and dyeing industry in the region. </p
