Zhejiang Enterprises Calmly Deal With Anti-Dumping In Argentina

"Compared with the first half of this year, the export volume of textile and clothing products exceeds US $20 billion, and the impact of the anti-dumping on Zhejiang's export enterprises is limited."

The staff member said.

Although the anti-dumping measures in Argentina did not affect the import and export enterprises of our province in large scale, the changes in overseas markets aroused their high concern.

Jin Jianzhong, a Changxin silk company engaged in foreign trade in textiles, told reporters that the company has been concerned about the progress of the incident since Argentina launched anti-dumping investigations on such textiles in the second half of 2009. At present, the export volume to Argentina has been reduced by about 20%.

Shaoxing's textile export enterprises are more concentrated, but the impact is not too big.

According to the person in charge of Shaoxing Textile Industry Association, Argentina has been one of the most serious trade protection countries because of the relatively mature trade warning mechanism, so we all have some precautions.

As a food processing machine manufacturer, Yuyao Vero electric appliances Co., Ltd. said that their target market is mainly concentrated in Japan, Korea, the United States, Europe and other places. Exports to South America and other countries are basically zero, and will not be affected by anti-dumping measures in Argentina.

"So far, we haven't exported such barriers as anti-dumping."

As China's fourth largest trading partner in Latin America, Argentina has adopted a series of restrictive measures on China's imports in recent years.

According to rough statistics, only in July, Argentina carried out 7 anti-dumping investigations or arbitration against China, involving products including textile raw materials, electric fans, steel wheels and so on.