Export Of Footwear Products In Wujiang Is In Good Condition.

This year, footwear products in Wujiang

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In order to promote footwear made in Wujiang faster and better to the world, Wujiang inspection and Quarantine Bureau, while strictly checking, provides services for enterprises. On the one hand, it aims at helping customers improve the quality of footwear products, actively helping enterprises improve their quality management system, grasp the control of raw materials and accessories, guide enterprises to update technology, and control the key control points in shoemaking process, so as to improve the quality and added value of products.

On the other hand, in view of the large export volume of shoes and the fast turnover of goods, innovative inspection and supervision modes, such as process inspection, paperless inspection and direct pass release, are actively implemented in enterprises with sound quality management system, which shortens the cycle of enterprise cargo turnover and greatly improves the speed of enterprise visa clearance.

In addition, the Wujiang inspection and Quarantine Bureau, combined with the actual situation of footwear enterprises in Wujiang, actively helps enterprises cope with foreign technical barriers to trade, and urges enterprises to expand exports.

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In recent years of reform and opening up, China has become the world's largest exporter of textiles, clothing, shoes and other labor-intensive industries.

In the US market, China's shoes account for 76% of the total imports of the United States.

In the Japanese market, China's textile and apparel already account for 78.6% of imports.

With so many commodities, we have taken advantage of our abundant competitive edge to make use of our competitive advantages.

This is certainly a good thing, but to some extent it also squeezes the market space of other countries, especially developed countries.

It can be seen that our trade frictions are very numerous. The 116 trade remedy surveys we implemented last year, including countervailing measures and anti-dumping measures, accounted for 43% of the world's total. The amount involved was 102% higher than that of the previous year. On the one hand, we occupied many international markets and caused many new contradictions.

According to the data provided by the Wenzhou shoe and leather industry association, the EU is the main market for footwear exports in Wenzhou. By the EU's anti-dumping duties and the financial crisis, exports have dropped sharply for 2 consecutive years. The export of leather fabrics from Wenzhou to Wenzhou has dropped from 23 million 95 thousand and 100 pairs in 2008 to 19 million pairs in 2008.

From January 2009 to September, it dropped to 9 million 200 thousand pairs, a decrease of about 35% over the same period of 08 years, but the unit price has been greatly improved.

Throw away the rotten list.

In March, Lin Cailang was preparing for the exhibitors in World Expo, Shanghai.

As the director of business promotion of Hongkong's largest children's shoe enterprise, angel fairy world (Hongkong) Co., Ltd., she also flew to Milan and Spain to investigate, absorb foreign fashion and technology elements, and concentrate on developing a group of children's shoes that match World Expo's theme. This will be represented by children's products representatives from Shanghai bazaar shopping mall, and there is no time to pay attention to the problem of "shortage of migrant workers".

"The export orders that have recently come to us have increased, and we have given up quite a lot.

It's not a pity. Many of them are rotten and smelly "salted fish" orders, which are very cheap and can hardly earn money.

Lin Cailang recently accepted the "First Financial Daily" reporter interview.

Domestic market demand increased significantly.

In recent years, due to the rising cost of coastal areas, labor shortages, and exchange rate fluctuations, macroeconomic policy adjustments and other multiple factors, there are thousands of shoe companies in Guangdong alone.

To cope with the changes in the business environment, Chinese shoe giants have also adjusted production layout frequently. The world's largest sports shoe manufacturer, Baoji, now has new factories in Jiangxi and Anhui besides Dongguan Yuyuan factory, reducing its manufacturing cost and accelerating its distribution at more than 10 thousand internal retail outlets.

Zhejiang's Wenzhou footwear giant AOKANG group, which has more than 3000 chain stores in China, has shifted its production line to the West since 2003, and has invested in Chongqing to build a shoe-making base.

Compared with the eastern coastal areas, the production of a pair of shoes in Bishan, Chongqing, can save about 20% of the cost.

Wang Hailong, spokesman of AOKANG group, recently told an interview with our reporter that the production base of Chongqing now has millions of pairs of shoes, accounting for 20%~30% of the total output of the company, and will invest more in the future. The shoes produced here basically supply the domestic market.