Canada Hints That The Growth Trend Of Clothing Consumption Market Is Slowing Down.

Experts point out that Canada

It is understood that Canada's largest decline in Quebec Province, reaching 3.9%, is the first time that the province has declined since the end of 2009, while the retail sales of Ontario fell slightly by 1.2% in the 2010 spring and 3 in the 3 month.

Experts further analyzed from various industries, Canada's new car sales in April decreased by 5.3% compared to March, so that the sales of the entire automobile and its spare parts department dropped by 4.8%.

Gasoline retail sales fell for the first time in 2007, a decrease of 3 billion 950 million Canadian dollars, a decrease of 2%.

Sales of food and beverages decreased by 8 billion 590 million Canadian dollars, declining by 0.5%, to 2010 for the first time in 4 months.

Furniture and family equipment sales decreased by 1 billion 250 million Canadian dollars, declining 0.3%, the third consecutive month of decline in the industry.

Other industries also include clothing and accessories retail sales, a decrease of 2 billion 20 million Canadian dollars, a decline of 5.2%;

Sales of building materials and horticultural equipment decreased by 2 billion 470 million Canadian dollars, and the decline was 2%.

In Canada, the only reverse trend in April was the electronic category products and equipment. In the month, the overall retail sales increased by 1 billion 150 million Canadian dollars, growing by 0.6%.

Industry experts say that this phenomenon is linked to the global trend of mobile technology products.