Small cotton and big industry, Xinjiang brewing“Big action”

    The world's cotton looks at China, and China's cotton looks at Xinjiang. In November, Xinjiang cotton is undergoing its final harvest.

    After harvesting and grading, processing and inspection, spinning and weaving, and embryo cutting into clothing, the cotton that carries the hope of thousands of cotton farmers has moved from Xinjiang to thousands of households at home and abroad.

    Xinjiang's cotton production accounts for 90% of the country's total and exceeds 20% globally. From the series of cotton picking trains from mainland China to Xinjiang more than a decade ago, to the mechanized picking of over 90% of cotton planting now, and then to the textile and clothing industry cluster, Xinjiang's cotton industry has reached a new height of development.

    Building the "Three Cities, Seven Parks, and One Center" of the Cotton Industry

    We have three major textile industrial cities, namely Shihezi, Korla, and Aksu, as well as the textile and clothing industry production front-end and processing mid-range of the Quanjiang Seven Parks. The International Textile and Clothing Trading Center actually plays a back-end role in industrial exhibition and trading. On November 6th, at the research and development design center in the northern part of the park, commentators are showcasing the location advantages of the International Textile and Clothing Center.

    Located in the northwest of Urumqi Economic and Technological Development Zone, adjacent to the Airport Economic Demonstration Zone to the north, the International Inland Port Area and the China Europe Train Gathering Center to the south, and the Urumqi Comprehensive Bonded Zone to the northwest. The planned land area is about 3000 acres, with a total investment of about 25 billion yuan. As the core carrier of the "three cities, seven parks, and one center" planning layout, the International Textile and Clothing Trading Center is rapidly constructing.

    Focusing on the development planning of Xinjiang's textile and clothing industry, including research and development, design, exhibition, and settlement, the park has built four major sections: a "trade and trade zone", a "cultural exhibition zone", a "headquarters gathering zone", and a "supporting service zone". At present, 7 engineering construction projects have been initiated, including the Creative R&D Design Center, Park Service Center, Original Brand Incubation Practice Center, and Product Terminal Market Cultivation Center.
    If the International Textile and Clothing Center is engaged in industrial transactions of cotton, then we are turning every cotton into an actual product and delivering it to our consumers. The goal is to create the 'Taikouli' of Xinjiang, "Wang Fang, Executive Vice General Manager of Tongchuang International Trade Port, introduced to reporters.

    The trading port is located on the easternmost side of the International Textile and Clothing Center, adjacent to the airport expressway. As the first pure private capital investment and construction project in the park, 77 companies and over 400 brands, including men's clothing, women's clothing, sports, children's clothing, and other full category commerce, will cluster here.

    Big car reversing small car - small car reversing 'pulling' - 'pulling' to manual operation. Nowadays, some Xinjiang commercial enterprises still rely heavily on manual labor in their logistics processes, resulting in high operating costs, long time consumption, and even more arduous autumn and winter seasons.

    Through design, we have solved the biggest pain point in Xinjiang's commercial circulation - the separation of office, wholesale and retail, and warehouse. For example, this building is Xinjiang Feituo International Trade Co., Ltd. After its headquarters is relocated from the local area, it can save 900000 yuan in annual logistics costs. The underground warehouse has a height of 5.5 meters, and logistics vehicles can drive to the entrance of their own warehouse on the highway. "Wang Fang introduced.