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There Is No Textile Mill In Taiwan.

2010/9/28 23:24:00 76

Taiwan Yunlin science and Technology Industrial Zone's bamboo Weizi district has the only "Silk specialized industrial zone" in Taiwan. The textile industry comprehensive research institute, which leads the textile industry in Taiwan, has set up a branch here. But strangely enough, two hundred and sixty-nine hectares of land development has been completed until now.

Sell land 100%

Sign

Even more strangely, on the books of the industry bureau, the "silk weaving area" has sold one hundred percent of the industrial land, but the site visits the site, but the selling signs are very, very desolate, because there are only fifteen of the seventy-five land buyers in the region, and none of these fifteen are the original buyers.

Secondhand buyers

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Zhou Qingyuan, director of the Yunlin towel Development Association, said helplessly, "towel weaving area" was sold, and the towel merchants in Yunlin district were eager to enter. "We assembled more than 20 upper, middle and lower manufacturers to enter together and form an industrial chain and reduce costs. But the whole block of land was bought away by those shareholders. If we buy second-hand land, we need more than twenty thousand yuan for a flat, and the towel is low in profit. How can we afford it? This is really a very strange development case. We little people are not sure at all, but there are many questions in mind, but what can we do?"

Zhou Qingyuan doubts in his mind that there was no textile related to silk weaving area today.

Manufacturer

The absurdity of garrison, the thirteen years from the blue to the green and blue, and the series of questions and coincidences that the government has never made clear before.

The biggest joke in the silk weaving area has become the biggest joke in the whole stage. When the government promised to stay in the textile factories in Taiwan, all the purses were full and patting the butts, but the whole people had to make mistakes for the blue and green government. They should continue to pay taxes and collect rotten stalls.