Abstract
The textile and clothing industry occupies an important role in the Indonesian
economy and is the country's second largest source of foreign earnings.
Indonesia also has a huge and expanding domestic market for textiles and
clothing, thanks to rising prosperity and a spread of wealth. This has helped
the sector to avoid the worst effects of the recent global recession, but it
also provides a tempting target for foreign suppliers and illegal imports.
Looking ahead, there are ambitious plans for further expansion, and foreign
investment is being strongly encouraged by the Indonesian government. This
report looks at the development of the textile and clothing industry in
Indonesia, its size and structure, textile and clothing production, and
production technology and machinery. The report also features: a geographical,
political and economic profile; a detailed look at the country's imports and
exports; a review of government policies, investment incentives and foreign
investments; an analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats
(SWOT); and a look at Indonesia's infrastructure and human resources and how
these affect the textile and clothing industry.
Producr Overview
Six times a year, Textile Outlook International provides up to 200 pages of
expert comment and analysis. A subscription provides an overview of the global
fibre, textile and apparel industries. It is essential reading for senior
executives in the fibre, textile and apparel industries - and for anyone who
is not involved in the industry, but needs to quickly gain an understanding of
the key issues.
Reports in Textile Outlook International include:
- country profiles - providing a comprehensive guide to the textile
and clothing industries in a range of countries and regions. The reports
include an economic and political profile together with a comprehensive
overview of the main issues, plus an outlook for the future.
- company profiles - giving you the opportunity to learn from
strategies employed by others. Companies profiled recently include retailers,
manufacturers, innovators and sourcing companies involved in textiles and
apparel as well as smaller companies which illustrate the opportunities for
firms which are interested in selected sourcing locations.
- trends in world textile and apparel trade and production - taking
into account current issues facing the industry - such as global fibre prices;
competition from China and other low cost countries; the elimination of quotas
and imposition of selective new ones; relocation of production operations; the
impact of economic factors affecting trade; international trade agreements;
trade promotion agreements (TPAs); and much more.
- trends in EU and US imports of textiles and clothing - providing
comprehensive statistical data and analysis of the top ten supplying countries
to the EU and US markets. These reports are updated each year and contain
value and volume data as well as average prices and analyses of trends for up
to 15 product categories.
- innovations, technological developments, business development
opportunities, individual sector analysis and political implications which
affect players in the global fibre, textile and apparel industries. Some of
the topics which have been covered in recent reports include: new innovations
in the textile and clothing industry, such as environmentally friendly
textiles, plant based fibres, and developments in textile colorants;
innovations in textile machinery; and overviews of the European swimwear,
hosiery and lingerie markets.
So whether you are involved in fibres, textiles or clothing - in
manufacturing, spinning, weaving, knitting, sewing, import/export, retailing -
or if you are in education or consultancy or investment or finance, a
subscription to Textile Outlook International will tell you what you need to
know about the key trends in the industry.
Textile Outlook International is available on subscription - either in printed
format only, or in printed and electronic format. If you choose the printed
only option, you will receive 6 printed publications a year, containing a
total of 30 reports plus editorials written by Robin Anson, our editorial
director and in-house industry expert.
Electronic supplement
If you choose the printed and electronic option, you will receive an extra
service. You will still receive each issue in printed format, delivered to you
by traditional post.
In addition, you will be able to download PDF files containing the same
information - but the PDF files will be available immediately on publication,
so you don't have to wait for the printing and mailing. You also have all the
benefits of electronic files: instant access even when you are away from the
office; convenient storage in your PC or laptop; portability; electronic
search facility; and copy/paste facility.
Prospects for the Textile and Clothing Industry in Indonesia published by Textiles Intelligence in April 25, 2012. This report consists of 40 Pages and the price starts from US $ 785.
