The Production Of Man-Made Fiber /&Nbsp, Filament And Cotton In The United States Dropped Rapidly.

Over the years, the production of man-made fibres / filaments and cotton in the United States has declined rapidly.

In 1990s, the output of man made fiber / filament increased by 0.4% per year, while cotton output increased by 1% annually.

However, during the 10 years of 2000, the production of man-made fiber textiles began to accelerate and decreased by 5.1% in 2000-07.

At the same time, cotton production increased by 1.6% per annum, although the planting area decreased by 3% annually.

The annual yield per unit area of cotton in the United States has increased significantly (per hectare).

In 2008, the global economy was plunged into a financial crisis triggered by the United States, and textile demand shrank sharply.

Many textile companies in the United States are closed, and other textile companies have to cut production to maintain their operations.

In those days, the production of man-made fibres in the United States dropped by 17% and cotton production by 1/3.

The United States produces 1 million 800 thousand tons of man-made fibers / filaments.

From a global perspective, the United States accounts for about 21% of the world's Nylon output, accounting for 2% of the polyester filament output, accounting for 5.4% of the polyester short line output.

Cotton production is 2 million 790 thousand tons, accounting for 12% of the world's annual output.