High Quality Acrylic Blended Yarn for Loom Work

Despite geopolitical tensions, Xinjiang remains pivotal to China's yarn industry but in transformed ways. By 2025, 60% of the region's cotton will be consumed domestically rather than exported as yarn, feeding new textile parks in inland provinces. International brands' "de-Xinjiangization" efforts have inadvertently boosted innovation - Shandong mills now blend Xinjiang cotton with recycled fibers to create "traceable neutral" yarns acceptable to Western buyers. The region is transitioning to high-value products like organic cotton yarns (certified by China's new "White Paper" system) and colored cotton varieties requiring less dyeing. Surprisingly, Xinjiang's solar energy abundance is attracting energy-intensive synthetic yarn production, with 15 new PET chip plants under construction. Meanwhile, Chinese firms are establishing cotton farming joint ventures in Uzbekistan and Pakistan to diversify sourcing while maintaining technological control.   Fenzhiguan presents its innovative a…