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Xinjiang Industrial Map

The landscape of Xinjiang's manufacturing industries — leading firms, supply-chain structure and geographic distribution.

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Research Report 2024-06-17

Xinjiang Food Manufacturing: Tomato Paste Claims 15% of Global Output, While Dried Fruits Face a Processing Gap

Xinjiang's food manufacturing industry runs on three lines — tomato paste as the dominant pillar, dried fruits and nuts as the second track, and dairy as the third — each standing on its own merits, each with its own structural fractures.

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Research Report 2024-06-17

Xinjiang Textile Industry: Extending the Value Chain from Cotton Fields to Spindles

Xinjiang produces over 92% of China's cotton. Spinning capacity grew from 7 million spindles in 2014 to 29.1 million by end-2024, while the local cotton processing rate climbed to 42%, with southern Xinjiang as the industry's primary hub.

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Research Report 2024-06-17

Xinjiang's Agro-Food Processing: A Land That Turns Tomatoes, Cotton, Fruit and Livestock Into Goods for China and the World

Xinjiang's agro-food processing is a rare case where the raw material itself is the trump card. Its processing tomatoes anchor a quarter of the world's tomato-paste trade, its cotton makes up nine-tenths of China's crop along with cottonseed oil and ginning, its forest fruit nears nine million tonnes a year, its meat output first broke two million tonnes, and flour brands such as Qitai and Tianshan grind northern and southern wheat for the whole country. This report follows five raw-material li…

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Research Report 2024-06-17

Xinjiang's Cultural, Arts, Sports and Entertainment Goods Manufacturing: A Craft Chain Held Up by Intangible Heritage

The weight of this industry in Xinjiang lies not in modern stationery or sporting-goods contract manufacturing, but in ethnic musical instruments, Hetian jade, carpets, and Aydelais silk — arts and crafts grown from intangible heritage. Modest in scale yet stamped with regional and cultural identity, it survives on craftsmanship, tourism, and industrial parks.

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