"SD" has formed a the unique style of tech and innovation with over 20 years.
Over 20 years growth, the company has cultivated a team of experienced technical and management staff and owned the modern facilities and automatic assembly lines from dyeing, knitting, finishing and deep processing.
Meanwhile, the company always follows the fashion steps, continuously innovates and develops new products, and improves the management and service ability.
The upscale faux fox fur and Knitting Wool products reach the domestic and international high level. Products have been exported to the United States, Australia, Japan, Russia and Vietnam. In addition, according to the report from international accredited testing institutions, the test of formaldehyde in some products is ND level. The company receives high praise from the international specialists.
The company keeps the spirit of being real, precise, beautiful and innovative, capturing the market with high quality and credit. The products gains the trust and favor from home and abroad customer with high quality and diverstity.
All staff of Shuangda work hard towards automation, intellectualization and informatization. Keep improving the efficiency, promoting craftsman spirit, innovating new products. We are committed to becoming a more specialized faux fur products supplier. We wish the ecotope will become better by our efforts.
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According to South African official statistics, due to the strong demand from China in 2012, the price of wool rose. About 290,000 bales of wool were auctioned in South Africa, and the sales amount was 2.27 billion rand, which was 36% higher than the previous year. In 2013, as the wool industry gradually recovered from the impact of the Rift Valley fever epidemic, South African wool production may increase.
According to statistics, the wool production in South Africa from 2011 to 2010 decreased from 48,200 tons to 44,800 tons in 2011-2012, which was mainly due to the outbreak of Rift Valley fever in Western Cape in January 2011. According to South Africa's Cape Wool, the weight of wool harvested by traders in the second half of 2012 increased by 4.5% year-on-year.
In 2012, China purchased about 48% of South African wool. Cape Wool expects South African wool prices and demand to improve in 2013. The organization said that the growing demand in China and the improvement in the U.S. economy all heralded a bright future for South African wool. It is reported that on January 9, 2013, the first South African wool auction was close to 15,400 bales. Before the Christmas holiday in 2012, the Cape Wool Market Index rose by 25.8% from the opening price in mid-August of the same year to reach 109.91 rand/kg.
March 15, 2020