Export business opportunities for medical non-woven fabrics

Experts said that with the 'swine fluNews from our newspaper (Reporter Du Juan) The outbreak of the'swine flu' epidemic will be another test for the global economy at a low ebb, but industry insiders have also pointed out that the'swine flu' will affect medical textiles, especially non-woven fabrics and other industries. Come huge business opportunities. Some mask companies have stated that they are in full production and the number of orders is still increasing sharply. The demand for protective products is growing. Zhao Yuan, the person in charge of Qingdao Meiting Knitted Mask Factory, said in an interview with reporters yesterday that after the'swine flu' incident, the factory started to produce at full capacity and domestic wholesalers placed orders for masks. The momentum has soared, and the number is basically between 50,000 and 200,000 per day.　　 However, the relevant person in charge of Guangzhou Lvjia Nonwoven Products Co., Ltd. also stated that the'swine flu' incident is still unclear, and enterprises should not disrupt normal work and blindly mass-produce mask products. However, the'swine flu' incident also implies that the demand for protective products such as masks is slowly emerging. At present, we can look for sales hotspots through close attention.　　Non-woven fabric exports increased by more than 50% in three years.　　Statistics show that the total output of non-woven fabrics in the country has changed from 490,100 tons in 2006 to 765,100 tons in 2008, an increase of 56.13%.　　 Specifically speaking from the industry, Ma Xinzheng believes that the inspiration of the'swine flu' for enterprises is to work harder on product functionality. From the perspective of consumption, it is necessary to increase consumer awareness of disposable hygiene products such as disinfected wet wipes and disinfected non-woven wet towels, and increase the use rate of disposable products.　　Ma Xinzheng also advises related companies to seize the opportunity as soon as possible. With the spread of the'swine flu', the demand for textiles, especially industrial textiles and clothing, will increase significantly. The opportunity for domestic textile companies to expand exports is now in sight.