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泰国服装製造业:2023-2032Thailand Garment Manufacturing Industry Research Report 2023-2032 |
泰国是东南亚第二大经济体,人均GDP约6,600美元,定位为中高收入国家。 到2022年底,该国人口将达到7080万,劳动力成本低廉,劳动力充足。 15岁及以上的劳动人口超过4024万,最低日工资约为10美元。
泰国纺织业拥有广泛的价值链,有2000多家服装和纺织公司主要集中在曼谷和泰国东部。 该行业对泰国的国内生产总值和出口收入发挥着至关重要的作用。 泰国在家用纺织品的生产、设计和营销方面表现出色,作为丝绸和纱线製造国而享誉全球。 此外,我们在符合国际标准的环保整理、染色和印花服务方面表现出色,但仍有进一步改进的空间。
泰国纺织产品主要出口到美国、日本、英国、俄罗斯和中国。 由于COVID-19期间外部需求减少,作为国家经济促进力的纺织和服装行业在2020年经历了低迷。 大约 3,000 家工厂已转向生产口罩和个人防护装备,以应对经济危机。 然而,泰国纺织业在2021年復苏并恢復了全部製造能力,泰国的服装厂和纺织厂以100%的製造能力重新启动运营。 2021年和2022年,由于越南、柬埔寨、印度尼西亚、印度、欧洲和美国等服装生产地区的需求,泰国对美国的服装出口激增。
2021年,随着疫情影响消退,泰国开始放鬆监管措施。 因此,泰国纺织服装业出口在2021年和2022年迅速恢復。 历年纺织品服装出口额分别为65.26亿美元和68.5亿美元,比上年增长13.53%和4.96%。
总体而言,在全球纺织服装行业向东南亚转移的推动下,全球服装市场蕴藏着巨大的商机,并处于稳步上升的轨道。 泰国纺织服装业在泰国政府的支持和推动下正在快速发展,前景广阔。 预计2032年泰国纺织品和服装出口额将增长至118亿美元,2023年至2032年復合年增长率为5.6%。
本报告对泰国服装製造业进行调查,分析泰国服装行业的经济和政策环境、市场影响因素和市场机会、市场规模趋势和预测,并对主要服装企业进行分析等进行总结。
Thailand, as the second-largest economy in Southeast Asia, boasts a per capita GDP of approximately US$6,600, positioning it as a middle to high-income country. The country's population stood at 70.8 million by the end of 2022, and it possesses a robust labor force characterized by low labor costs. With over 40.24 million people aged 15 and above in the workforce, Thailand sustains a minimum daily wage of approximately US$10.
The textile industry in Thailand encompasses a comprehensive value chain, with more than 2,000 apparel and textile companies operating, primarily concentrated in Bangkok and eastern Thailand. This sector plays a pivotal role in contributing to the country's GDP and export earnings. Thailand stands out for its proficiency in the production, design, and marketing of home textiles, earning a global reputation as a silk producer and yarn manufacturer. Moreover, the nation excels in eco-friendly finishing, dyeing, and printing services that meet international standards, although there is room for further improvement.
Thailand's textile exports are primarily directed towards the United States, Japan, the United Kingdom, Russia, and China. The country's two economic drivers, the textile and garment industry, experienced a downturn in 2020 due to reduced foreign demand during the COVID-19 pandemic. Approximately 3,000 factories pivoted to producing masks and PPE protective clothing to survive the economic challenges. However, the Thai textile industry rebounded in 2021, restoring production to full capacity, and Thai garment and textile factories resumed operations at 100% capacity. The years 2021 and 2022 witnessed a surge in Thailand's apparel exports to the United States, driven by demand from apparel-producing regions like Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Europe, and U.S. garment factories.
In 2021, Thailand began relaxing control measures as the pandemic's impact waned. This, in turn, led to a rapid recovery of Thailand's textile and apparel industry exports in 2021 and 2022. During these years, textile and apparel exports amounted to US$6,526 million and US$6,850 million, respectively, representing year-on-year increases of 13.53% and 4.96%.
Overall, the global garment market presents substantial opportunities, with a steady upward trajectory fueled by the relocation of the global textile and apparel industry to Southeast Asia. Thailand's textile and apparel sector is experiencing rapid growth, supported and promoted by the Thai government, suggesting a promising future. CRI anticipates that Thailand's textile and apparel exports will reach US$11.8 billion by 2032, with a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 5.6% from 2023 to 2032.
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