Zhejiang Government Measures To Help Shoe Companies

Recently, in order to help the private enterprises in Zhejiang province get rid of poverty and overcome difficulties and warm winter recently, the Zhejiang Provincial Bureau of industry and Commerce stipulates that all levels of industrial and commercial organs in the province carry out special policies to support private enterprises in special times.

Since the outbreak of the financial crisis, the Zhejiang provincial government has introduced relevant measures several times to support small and medium-sized enterprises.

As early as August this year, the Zhejiang government took the lead in lifting the banner of "saving the market" in the whole country: many times the Central Committee was placed on the Central Committee, helping the small and medium-sized enterprises in finance, taxation, finance and services.

In contrast, Fujian, which is also a big shoemaking Province, is much more calm. It is understood that under the pressure of the same objective environment, the footwear industry in Fujian has also suffered from a collapse. Although the government has formulated a package of supporting policies such as capital and technology, it has not had the desired effect.

Shoemaking enterprises are an important downstream of polyurethane products. Footwear industry is also an important application field of polyurethane. The development of Chinese footwear industry has a direct correlation with the development of polyurethane industry.

Although in the environment of the government's high-profile rescue plan, various places have successively introduced relevant local rescue policies, but it is still not hard to see that Zhejiang's support for small and medium-sized enterprises is strong and the scale is large.

China is a big shoemaking country in the world.

The annual output of China's footwear exceeds ten billion pairs, which leads to over six million employment and annual output accounts for sixty percent of the world's total output.

In 2007, 8170000000 pairs of finished shoes were exported, accounting for seventy-three percent of the total volume of footwear trade in the world.

It is hard to imagine that in such a huge economic entity, most of these figures come from small and medium-sized enterprises.

Therefore, the support for SMEs in China is the key to the recovery of China's manufacturing industry. Zhejiang's "new economic policy" should not become an individual phenomenon. The state's rescue plan needs to be implemented effectively under local conditions.