China's silk exports decline sharply in H1

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to the impact of the European debt crisis.

 

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to #

From January to June 2012, China exported US$ 1.582 billion worth of silk and silk items, registering a year-on-year drop of 9.79 percent.

 

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to #

During the six-month period, the five top markets for China’s silk were the US, India, Italy, Japan and Hong Kong.

 

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to #

Except for Hong Kong, China’s silk exports to the remaining four top export destinations saw a significant fall in value.

 

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to #

China’s silk exports to the US decreased by 10.58 percent year-on-year, while those to India, Italy and Japan reduced by 22.82 percent, 25.35 percent and 11.57 percent, respectively.

 

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to #

The volume of China’s silk exports declined, mainly owing to international economic situation.

 

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to #

The prices of certain silk export items also fell during the period, due to a fall in silk prices. The prices of cocoon and silk have fallen since they reached record high levels in July 2011.

 

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to #

However, the prices of grey silk fabric and silk products rose compared to the previous year.

 

Silk exports from China showed a sharp decline during the first half of this year, mainly owing to #