"China'S Manufacturing Status Will Not Be Shaken".

The "baby and children's products procurement fair" and "gifts and household products procurement fair" were held at the Hongkong Asia International Exhibition Hall on the same day from 20 to 23 this month. The morning post was jointly interviewed by the media reporters such as the twenty-first Century economic report.

He said competitors such as India, Vietnam and Bangladesh could not shake the position made in China.

"This year will be a tough year. I hope international buyers and Chinese suppliers will work hand in hand to overcome the difficulties of foreign trade.

We are still optimistic about China's export prospects.

Pei Kewei said suppliers have been willing to bear the pressure of rising costs in the past few years to maintain competitiveness, but now suppliers plan to raise prices for exports in the next 6 months.

In this regard, the mentality of international buyers is rather complicated.

Under the influence of the US subprime crisis, the pressure of the increase in the price of suppliers will be rebounded by the retailers, and will eventually spread on buyers.

But at the same time, compared with manufacturers in Southeast Asia and India, Chinese suppliers have great advantages in product quality and logistics cost.

Because now the international buyers pay great attention to the concept of "total procurement cost", that is, considering the comprehensive procurement cost, including product prices, pportation logistics, product testing, delivery time and customs procedures.

In this concept, product prices are only one of the indicators that buyers value, not all.

As far as the current situation is concerned, China's advantage in overall procurement costs is still very high. Competitors such as India and Bangladesh still can not shake the export position made in China.

In the face of the rise of new manufacturing bases, China's advantage is still very obvious, and will still be the main market for the world's major buyers.