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Guangdong Is Heavily Influenced By Anti-Dumping, And Guangdong Shoe Enterprises Are Set Up To Deal With &Nbsp.

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EU to China

leather shoes

Anti-dumping

The Guangdong region is the first to bear the brunt.

Reporters learned that, in the past 4 years, the European Union has

leather shoes

Implementation

Anti-dumping

Since then, some EU buyers have changed their purchasing policies, pferring orders from China to Indonesia, Kampuchea and Vietnam. Some factories in Guangdong province do not even keep them.

Guangdong suffers

Anti-dumping

Great influence

"Guangdong is under the EU's influence on China.

leather shoes

Anti-dumping

One of the most influential provinces.

EU shoe products to China

Anti-dumping

Guo Weiwen, Secretary General of the alliance, said that Europe and the United States are Guangdong footwear.

Exit

The two largest areas, the national footwear

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Guangdong, Zhejiang and Fujian accounted for 70% of the three provinces, while Guangdong accounted for the whole country.

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About 30% of the share, and Guangdong is mainly processing trade, so the impact of anti-dumping is the biggest.

"EU to China"

leather shoes

Anti dumping originated in 2006, when 13 manufacturers of leather shoes were selected by the original trial, mostly in the Guangdong area, and only 3 outside Guangdong.

The reporter learned from the Guangzhou customs, Guangdong Province in 2009.

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Shoes 3 billion 490 million pairs, compared with the same period last year (the same below) increased by 4.7%.

Although the overall footwear

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Data did not decrease, but

leather shoes

Exports are quite affected.

Last year, Guangdong exported 460 million pairs of leather shoes, down 25.1%, and the total value of exports was 4 billion 320 million US dollars, down 16.2%.

Leather shoes account for 13.3% of the total export volume of Guangdong shoes, while export accounts for 43.2%.

According to this estimate, the export value of leather shoes in Guangdong province decreased by 835 million US dollars last year.

Among them, the total exports of leather shoes to the main markets of the European Union and the United States account for 74.5% of the total export of leather shoes in Guangdong.

Guo Weiwen said Guangdong is big.

brand

The main export place for processing is also one of the biggest reasons for anti-dumping.

"The EU's big brands are more sensitive to the protection measures. If the production is large and the cost is increased, once processing is lost in China, they can be pferred to other areas for procurement and can be quickly organized locally."

　　訂單轉(zhuǎn)移現(xiàn)象較嚴(yán)重

It is understood that leather

shoes

The impact of order pfer has been more serious, and some orders have been pferred to the left.

A Guangdong footwear manufacturer told reporters that the monthly order volume is about 1000000 pairs. 4 years ago, when the European Union did not take anti-dumping measures, about 60% of a world-famous footwear brand was purchased in our factory, and now it has dropped to less than 30%. So calculating, this customer has not only grown up, but also reduced at least 50%.

The remaining 30% share also belongs to the products that are not involved, or the leather shoes are converted into artificial leather.

"The confidence of EU buyers has been hit, and the purchasing policy has changed a lot."

Guo Weiwen said that the volume of pfers is different for every factory. Some factories are not left behind. The Pearl River Delta region was then subjected to anti-dumping.

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It affects many shoe factories.

These buyers are also developing new sourcing areas, such as Kampuchea, Vietnam and other Southeast Asian regions.

　　粵鞋企成立應(yīng)對(duì)聯(lián)盟

Faced with the aggressive European Union's anti-dumping duties against Chinese leather shoes, Guangdong shoe companies did not sit still.

Reporters learned that, when the EU launched anti-dumping investigations on Chinese leather shoes in 2005, a number of affected enterprises in the Guangdong area set up the EU's anti-dumping alliance against China's footwear products (hereinafter referred to as anti-dumping Union).

In 2005, the EU launched anti-dumping investigations on Chinese leather shoes; in October 2006, it decided to implement anti-dumping measures for two years; in October 2008, the European Union launched the final review; and then December 22, 2009 decided to extend the anti-dumping measures for another 15 months. During the whole investigation, the anti-dumping Union has been making efforts in this regard.

It is understood that, since its establishment in 2006, anti-dumping has made legal plea to the industry of the Federation, submitted the opinions of shoe companies to the Ministry of Commerce, held audience meetings in the European Union countries, lobbied the local countries, and expressed the views of Chinese shoe enterprises on the preliminary and final decisions.

"We also participated in the talks between China's Ministry of Commerce and the European Union, and expressed opinions on China's shoe enterprises to EU Member States, hoping that they would see our views."

Guo Weiwen said, "the government has submitted opinions to WTO, and the alliance has played an important role."

"We are victimized businesses, and we understand their own voices.

Now that the Chinese government can come forward to fight for and mention the WTO level, we are very pleased that there is an opportunity for fair judgement in the industry.