Guizhou Agricultural Food Processing: Three Pillars — Chili, Rosa roxburghii, and Tea
Guizhou's agricultural food processing industry is anchored by three main tracks — chili processing as the largest segment, Rosa roxburghii (cilizi) as an emerging deep-processing niche, and tea as the traditional backbone.
Guizhou's Textile Industry: An Absorbed Upstream Built from the Raw-Material End
Guizhou's textiles did not start at the loom. They were drawn in by investment promotion from the upstream chain — chemical fiber, weaving, dyeing. Through Hengli's Guiyang polyester base, Anlong's weaving, and dyeing-chain repair, and through the logic of resource costs, this report maps the real scale and gaps of an emerging upstream.
Guizhou's Leather, Fur, Feather Products and Footwear Industry: Where Eastern Shoemaking Lands in the West
Guizhou's leather, feather-products and footwear industry was essentially built by attracting industrial transfer from the east. Using Dejiang's shoe city, Pingtang's export uppers, Nayong's satellite factories and Sanxing Down's planned base as threads, this report sets out its real progress, supply-chain gaps and upstream opportunities.
Guizhou Apparel and Garment Industry: An Industry-Transfer Destination and the Two Threads of Ethnic Embroidery and Batik
Guizhou's apparel and garment industry is an emerging track held up by two forces at once — manufacturing capacity transferred from China's eastern coast, and the local tradition of ethnic embroidery and batik. This study traces its real scale, supply-chain gaps, and upstream opportunities through transfer projects such as Hengli Guiyang, the Anlong textile city, and Bijie's Jinghuang Garment, alongside the Miao embroidery and batik industry organized under the Brocade Program.