Enterprises Such As Shoemaking Complain Bitterly About The Surging Trade Barriers.

In the "Post Financial Crisis Era", international trade protectionism is constantly on the rise, and the rapid growth of export products will lead to overreaction in the export market. "The trade barrier" is undoubtedly one of the hot topics of China's export enterprises at the 107th Canton Fair.

Since the three phase of the Canton Fair, labor intensive industries represented by the textile and garment export industry are feeling the cruelty of trade barriers.

In response to the earlier anti-dumping case of Mexico denim, the textile chamber of Commerce invited the participating companies to inform the case and discuss the plan.

Enterprises involved will maintain market share of Mexico denim through dumping and damage defense.

However, more analysts pointed out that textile and garment export enterprises will also face further shocks from trade protectionism. It is foreseeable that the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and the EU RAPEX system will also increase the safety bulletin for clothing and textiles.

In the third stage, shoes and luggage export enterprises and textile and garment export enterprises are "difficult brothers", and enterprises complain about the surging trade barriers.

A number of enterprises said that a certain number of orders had been received before the Canton Fair, and exports would improve in the next few months. However, the European Court of first instance rejected the lawsuit filed jointly by Chinese shoe manufacturers, and supported the European Commission to continue to impose anti-dumping duties on footwear products from China and Vietnam.

Manufacturers of luggage and accessories, including textiles, leather, plastic and other raw materials, are also frequently faced with technical barriers.

Since the US imposed a 3 year punitive duty on Chinese car and light truck tyres in September last year, the tire safeguard case has 10 million negative effects on the export of China's tire industry in 2009 and 30 million in 2010.

Qiu Ming of Guangzhou oak Tire Co., Ltd. said that most of the tires produced by the company were exported to the United States and were subject to the tire special safeguard case. The company lost almost all market share in the US.

At present, although the company has opened up new markets such as Australia, the overall situation is still grim.

In addition to the US tire special safeguard case, Brazil and Argentina also imposed anti-dumping duties on Chinese tyres. India put forward a special safeguard investigation for Chinese tyres, and the India Bureau of standards also improved the threshold for testing import standards of tires.

Qiu Ming said that trade barriers are actually a "double-edged sword". The export market countries seem to protect their interests, but businesses that sell the trade varieties and consumers of the country will also face losses and losses, which will only hinder the recovery and recovery of the global economy.