Uzbekistan Strengthens Silk Industry Development

According to reports, there are 36 large silk production enterprises in the country, of which 18 are silk Processing enterprises, 7 filature factories, 5 silk fabrics. Spin Factory. In addition, there are joint ventures for silk waste processing with Japan, Korea and China. In the south of the state, the "Silk Road" joint venture of Uzbekistan has produced an annual output of 150 tons of quality and competitive products, which spent 1 million 800 thousand US dollars on technology upgrading and transformation. In Tashkent and Fergana, the joint venture "Silver-Silk" produces 80 tons of spun silk and 200 tons of raw silk per year.

According to the Ukrainian light industry company, at present, Ukrainian produces 22 thousand tons - 25 thousand tons of cocoons annually, including 2100 tons of raw silk and 2200 tons. After processing, 2000 tons of silk waste are produced every year, of which only 7 - 8 tons are reused and the rest are sold to other countries. 1 tons of spun silk international market The price is 32 dollars. If all the silk waste is processed, the annual profit will be 6 million 400 thousand dollars. Therefore, the full utilization of silk waste is a major problem faced by the Ukrainian silk industry.

Enterprises in the silk and silk industry are fully capable of cocoon and silk thread. yarn And export of silk products to the international market. According to the statistics of the Ukrainian Statistical Commission, the export volume of silk products amounted to US $8 million in 2010. The CIS spinning enterprises are mainly located in Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Georgia and Russia. According to per capita silk production, Wu ranked eighth in the world, in France, Italy, Britain, Japan, China, the United States and Germany. The output of raw silk ranks fifth in the world, ranking behind China, Japan, Korea and India. Cocoon output ranks third in the world, ranking behind China and India. With the rising demand for silk products in Southeast Asia, the development of the world's silk industry has accelerated. Brazil, Argentina, Romania, Bulgaria, Azerbaijan and other countries exported silk products to foreign countries and obtained foreign exchange.