On August 14, Keqiao Drainage Co., Ltd. issued a notice on emergency control of sewage discharge limits: the emergency limit of daily approved sewage discharge indicators is 30%.
For the textile industry in Keqiao, sewage discharge is limited to 30%, which has the greatest impact on toilets. It is a printing and dyeing enterprise. Limiting the discharge of sewage is equivalent to reducing production. From January to June this year, the output value of designated printing and dyeing enterprises in Keqiao area reached 23.306 billion yuan. In such a huge printing and dyeing production capacity cluster, what impact will the current production limit have on printing and dyeing enterprises? Will the delivery date of the printing and dyeing factory be postponed?
1Keqiao printing and dyeing market is generally busy
First of all, let’s understand the current overall situation of Keqiao printing and dyeing market. Since the off-season has not completely faded away, the overall situation of Keqiao’s printing and dyeing market is average, with an operating rate of about 70%. Some dyeing plants with higher operating load can reach 80-90%, while a few have operating rates lower than 70%. Due to the large increase in elastic varieties, most of the orders received by dyeing factories are elastic, spandex and sports and leisure fabrics, so printing and dyeing companies are much busier than before. In addition, as the epidemic in Southeast Asia continues to worsen, some overseas orders have returned to China. Keqiao printing and dyeing factory has also received a lot of such orders recently, so the printing and dyeing market is generally stable and upward.
2RestrictedrowsmaybeResultinginextendedprintinganddyeingdeliverytimes
AlthoughKeqiao’sprintinganddyeingmarketisgenerallybusyatpresent,therestrictiononsewagedischargewillcauseacertainreductionintheoriginalproductioncapacity.Sewagedischargeislimitedto30%,anddyevatsarebasicallyshutdownby30%.Forprintinganddyeingfactoriesthatoriginallyhadonly70%orless,thisrestrictionwillhavelittleimpactonthem,andtheoperatingratemaybemaintainedataround70%.Butforprintinganddyeingfactoriesthatare80%to90%orevenfullyoperational,theimpactwillbegreater.Productionisoriginallyrelativelycrowded.Aftertheoutputdecreases,itisnaturalforthedeliverydatetobedelayed.Iftherearesomeurgentorders,itmaybetransferredtootherprintinganddyeingfactories.
“YongliPrintingandDyeing” in Keqiao District, Shaoxing is a very busy printing and dyeing factory. The orders are currently scheduled until the end of the year, and they have been working hard to catch up with the orders for several months. After the 30% limit is imposed, the production burden of the company will be increased, and the production queue will be longer. If there are some urgent orders, it would be reasonable to transfer them to other factories where production is more relaxed.
3Congested delivery times may cause orders to be transferred to surrounding areas
Wujiang, a printing and dyeing cluster very close to Keqiao, is currently generally busy, with an operating rate of less than 70%. A few dyeing factories with low operating loads only have an operating rate of 50-60%, and a few have an operating rate of less than 50%. . The production delivery time is loose, only about 7 days. Some fabric traders in the Wujiang area originally placed orders for dyeing in Keqiao. If the delivery time is extended after the restriction, they are likely to return the orders to local dyeing in Wujiang. Therefore, it may have a joint impact on the printing and dyeing market in Wujiang area.
Generally speaking, emission restrictions will inevitably have an impact on production. However, it is already in the off-season and the number of orders is not large. The delivery period may be slightly extended. But for ordinary fabric traders, most of them are acceptable. The current time for the restriction is tentative. If the restriction continues in September, the scope and extent of the impact will definitely expand. Therefore, you will need to pay attention to the scheduling time, market order quantity, etc. in the future.
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