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Yiwu Operators Go To Textile City To Find Towel Products Partners

2010/7/31 11:55:00 43

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As long as the company is registered.

trademark

And the production and operation of towel products, far from the International Trade City in Yiwu, the operators are willing to represent their products and explore the international market.

A few days ago, Ms. Meng, who runs the Yiwu International Trade City, came to the Textile City, struggling to find a towel product manufacturer or operator with trademark.

Ms. Meng is a native of Shaoxing. She had her own in the Yiwu small commodities market as early as 2002.

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Through this window, we can sell light textile products to the international market such as the Middle East market.

Many years of entrepreneurship, Ms. Meng only Yiwu window, annual sales volume of about 30000000 yuan.

This year, Ms. Meng plans to expand sales and enter Yiwu international trade city.

"The market has been upgraded, and the products we sell can no longer stay at the level of volume sales, so we have to increase the grade of our products."

For this reason, Ms Meng has positioned the textile products with trademark brand as a location in the International Trade City, locating towels, scarves, scarves and so on.

To fulfill the task of upgrading the project, Ms. Meng regards China Textile City as an important place to find partners.

"We plan to choose 5 only textile products with brand names," Ms. Meng put forward the "threshold" of agents.

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There must be a registered trademark.

She told reporters that as long as they met their "threshold", they will not only sell their trademark agents, but also do the wedding dress for them.

Supplement:

The world record holder of inflation may produce another record in Zimbabwe, which is about exports of cotton.

The United States Department of Agriculture said that in the 2010-11 cotton season, Zimbabwe's cotton exports will reach 408 thousand packages, 20% higher than the current cotton season.

The cotton season will end next week.

In addition to developing the country to other prominent African exporters, such as Benin and Mali, the export of cotton will bring precious stimulation to the agricultural sector of Zimbabwe, and the agricultural sector will be declared a mess because of its decline.

According to the US Department of agriculture, Zimbabwe's total harvest last year reached 12 million tons, down 4% from its peak 20 years ago.

Zimbabwe's cotton industry has been revived with legislation, which has led to the stability of the cotton industry.