Recently, all walks of life are preparing to resume work. However, because the epidemic is still at its peak, the turning point of the epidemic has not yet clearly emerged. For this reason, local governments across the country are still delaying the start of work and school. However, some companies are eager to resume work and resume work privately without approval and permission, and are eventually punished by detention, fines, etc.!
1. Jiangsu Nantong Textile Factory started work without permission and was illegally detained!
Epidemic prevention and control is everyone’s responsibility. In order to strengthen the prevention and control of the pneumonia epidemic caused by the new coronavirus infection, reduce the gathering of people, and block the spread of the epidemic, various provinces and cities in the country have issued relevant notices delaying the resumption of work of enterprises. However, some companies are just anxious to make money and start work without permission, not knowing that this is already illegal!
The General Office of the Jiangsu Provincial Government has already issued a notice on delaying the resumption of work of enterprises on January 28, requiring all types of enterprises in the province to resume work no earlier than 24:00 on February 9.
But on February 1, government staff of Dongshe Town, Tongzhou District, Nantong City, Jiangsu Province were inspecting a factory in Wuma Road Village, Dongshe Town, Tongzhou District, Nantong City , it was discovered that three employees in the factory, He, Yang, and Ji, had resumed work early and were rushing to produce goods in the workshop. Later, the town government staff handed the clue to the Dongshe Police Station.
The police from the police station investigated and learned that the three employees returned to work early at the request of Yu, the person in charge of the factory’s workshop production. Yu knew that there was a relevant notice to delay the resumption of work of the enterprise, but because a batch of goods had not been completed two years ago, he called some workers to resume work in the hope of completing the work as soon as possible. He was suspected of violating the “General Office of the Jiangsu Provincial People’s Government on Delaying the Resumption of Work of Enterprises”. notify”.
Returning to work in disregard of laws and disciplines will result in detention and punishment! According to Article 50, Paragraph 1, Item 1, of the Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People’s Republic of China, on February 2, Yu was sentenced to five days of administrative detention by the Tongzhou District Public Security Bureau for refusing to implement decisions and orders made during the state of emergency. punishment.
2. The chemical giant was fined 2.7 million yuan for starting construction without acceptance inspection
Small factories operating in violation of epidemic prevention period regulations are irresponsible for life safety. If a large chemical company starts construction without approval, it is also irresponsible for life!
On February 4, Lomon Baili issued an announcement stating that recently, Lomon Baili received the “Administrative Penalty Decision” issued by the Henan Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment (Yu Environmental Protection Penalty Jue Zi [2019] No. 5), the “Administrative Penalty Decision” issued by the Henan Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment (Yu Huan Penalty Jue Zi [20197]), the “Administrative Penalty Decision” issued by the Jiaozuo Municipal Emergency Management Bureau (Jiao’an Supervision and Penalty Decision) [2019] No. 72). A total of 2.7 million fines were imposed.
After investigation, Lomon Baili committed the illegal act of putting the 120,000-ton sulfuric acid titanium dioxide production line into production without environmental protection acceptance after completion, and was fined 400,000 yuan. Administrative penalties.
The main project of Lomon Baili’s green manufacturing project with an annual output of 300,000 tons of sulfur and chlorine coupling titanium materials has been completed, but the power distribution facilities, electrical instrumentation systems and pipeline projects have not yet been completed. Submit environmental impact assessment documents for construction projects for approval, and impose a fine of 1.3 million yuan based on 2% of the total investment of 65 million yuan; the 1 million tons/year high-salt wastewater in-depth treatment project organized and constructed by Lomon Baili has been required to stop construction in the early stage , if the project still starts construction without obtaining a construction project safety review certificate, an administrative penalty of 1 million yuan in fines will be imposed.
(Source: Lomon Billions Company Announcement)
When enterprises start operations, they must not only be responsible for the physical health of their employees, but also be responsible for their operational safety. During the epidemic prevention period, work is not allowed to start without permission. This is the health protection that an enterprise should provide to its employees. Work is not allowed to start without equipment acceptance. If there is a problem with the equipment, it may cause serious casualties.
Textile and chemical fiber market: halted early but resumed production late! Why is it so difficult?
During the Spring Festival, highways in many places were temporarily closed, logistics basically stopped, and there was no actual trading in the closed polyester and cotton yarn market. After January 15, textile companies successively shut down production for annual holidays, operating operations dropped to a low point, and inventories remained at the level of the year before. At present, textile and chemical fiber companies are eager to resume work due to the epidemic. After all, not producing or operating means sitting in vain. Many textile companies thought that they could take advantage of the peak season after the new year to boost sales, but unexpectedly, the epidemic caused delays in starting production and accumulated goods.
1. Polyester yarn market: inventory accumulation is a drag, and companies tend to reduce their burdens to avoid risks
During the Spring Festival, China’s polyester filament market is closed, and market transactions are light. However, due to the extension of the Spring Festival holiday, uncertainties in the resumption of downstream work, and the accumulation of inventory in some factories with high loads during the Spring Festival, many companies have reduced their burdens and avoided risks. , on-site construction started to decline further.
The domestic polyester filament market supply and demand are both weak during the holidays. Most downstream texturing, weaving, and printing and dyeing companies stopped for holidays in mid-January, and most users had concentrated on replenishing their positions at the end of December and early January. Market demand entered a freezing period, and few transactions were heard. Domestic manufacturers are cautious about the market outlook.During the Spring Festival, the load was reduced to avoid risks, and the industry’s start-up dropped to around 70%. However, after the holiday, affected by force majeure events, workers’ return to work was delayed, and the polyester filament market continued to be in a situation of weak supply and demand. Most companies have not yet made clear quotations, and few Some companies have maintained their pre-holiday price levels. Due to the lack of effective transaction information, there is currently no market price guidance.
According to statistics: before and after the Spring Festival holiday, the domestic melt direct spinning polyester filament maintenance production capacity involves 10.802 million tons/year, including Tongxiang No. 1 Factory, Xinxin, Tiansheng, Southeast, and Kai Companies such as Shishi and Zhenhui have added new maintenance devices, and some companies still expanded their maintenance efforts in February. Due to this special period, some factories that had previously planned to restart at the end of January and early February have now postponed their restart plans. The delay time is around 1-2 weeks, and the basic plan is to gradually restart after February 9, depending on the situation.
Affected by force majeure events, domestic polyester filament yarn plant restart plans have been postponed one after another. During the Spring Festival, there were few domestic transactions, and corporate inventory pressure was high. In addition, market outlook is cautious and pessimistic. As more strategies are adopted to reduce burdens and avoid risks, the start-up of polyester filament yarns in February is still on a downward trend, and the start-up is expected to drop to around 65%. On the downstream side, the start of the weaving, printing and dyeing industries in Xiaoshao and other regions has been postponed to around mid-February. In the early stage, the inventory is mainly digested. It is difficult to increase the production and sales of polyester filament in the short term. Therefore, domestic polyester filament supply and demand will continue in February. A dire situation.
2. Yarn market: resumption of work delayed, waiting for guidance
During the holidays, all workshop, sales, and administrative staff have taken annual leave. Due to the poor trading environment, some companies started taking annual holidays as early as January 10th. After the 15th, the company’s annual rest process accelerated. The latest company also took annual holidays on the 23rd. No one from the downstream inquired about orders, and the market was trading. Stagnation. During this period, with the extension of the holiday, the start of work of spinning, weaving and clothing companies was delayed by 7-11 days compared with usual. Most companies plan to resume production after February 9, and some companies plan to resume production around the Lantern Festival, after labor employment stabilizes.
The poor performance of the general environment collides with the Spring Festival holiday, and textile companies have the problem of early shutdown and late resumption of production. In particular, small and medium-sized enterprises have to suspend production for 10-15 days longer than usual before and after the holidays. As of January 23, the operating capacity of polyester and cotton yarn companies dropped to 29.69%. For companies with annual holidays, operations have basically returned to zero. Many regions in the country require companies to resume production no earlier than February 9, and some even require companies to resume production no earlier than February 13. It is expected that even if production resumes as scheduled, the long-standing problem of labor shortage in the textile industry will limit the overall start of the industry. At present, individual companies in some areas have resumed production after February 1, but the actual operating capacity is less than 30%.
3. Weaving market: slow start, delayed delivery
According to usual practice, weaving companies generally start operations later than spinning companies. The current situation is attributed to the unstable situation of workers, and the problem is particularly severe along the coast. In inland areas where labor is concentrated, there is no need to worry too much about returns to factories. At present, the start of work of weaving companies is based on local policies, which is usually postponed until after the Lantern Festival (February 9). The corresponding start of work of printing and dyeing companies will be even later, or from February 10 to 17, or continue to be extended.
It is also reported that despite the delay in resumption of work, there has been no cancellation of pre-holiday orders. However, due to caution about the market outlook, the signing of new orders during the period was limited. The extension of the delivery time of orders from weaving mills will inevitably increase the inventory of spinning companies that started operations earlier. Therefore, when the market starts relatively slowly, the support effect on the yarn market is relatively limited.
Taken together, textile companies that were supposed to resume production at the end of January and early February have collectively resumed production as the Spring Festival holiday has been extended. Postponing the resumption of production. If nothing happens, textile companies and weaving mills will resume production around the middle of the year. The market start will be delayed compared with previous years. Logistics operations may gradually recover in the middle to early ten days. However, this will delay the inventory digestion of raw material companies. As work resumes, they will face the problem of continued inventory accumulation. Dilemma. In addition, from this point of view, whether it is raw materials or terminals, it is difficult to provide benefits in the short term. If raw materials fall sharply, it will inevitably drag down the textile and chemical fiber market.
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