End Of Anti-Dumping, Shenzhen Export Orders Growth

European Union

The abolition of 16.5% high anti-dumping duties on China's leather shoes has been officially abolished, and the unreasonable trade protection measures, which have been maintained for five years, have been terminated.

Wu Zhonghua, Secretary General of Shenzhen Leather Industry Association, believes that this policy has been favorable for the export of high-grade shoes in Shenzhen for a long time, and it is expected that the new orders will be greatly increased.

Shenzhen

Leather exports amounted to US $5 billion, exported by 10 billion 500 million at Shenzhen port. In 2010, Shenzhen exported leather products to US $6 billion 750 million and exported US $13 billion 500 million through Shenzhen port.

After the EU abolished anti-dumping duties, the industry expects Shenzhen leather exports to grow substantially.

According to the Shenzhen Leather Industry Association survey, before 2006, more than 100 leather enterprises in Shenzhen exported to the European Union. After the implementation of the anti-dumping duty, they had a great impact on export enterprises.

"16.5% of the anti-dumping duty has increased the cost of export, and many orders have been pferred to Southeast Asian countries before."

Shenzhen Leather Association related staff introduction, on the current investigation situation, Shenzhen leather enterprises all think that this is a great advantage for the industry, especially the export price of high-grade shoes is higher, the cancellation of anti-dumping duty has lowered the price, favorable for its export.

Hong Kong

Leather exhibition, she said, as far as this year's exhibition is concerned, domestic and foreign raw materials are rising in price, but this has not hindered the growth of orders in Europe.

During the exhibition, she learned from the exhibitors of Shenzhen leather enterprises that orders for exporting to Europe increased rapidly this year.

However, the Shenzhen Leather Industry Association reminds enterprises not to be blindly optimistic. We should start from the overall situation of development and standardize trade practices, focusing on the future of footwear industry.

The Leather Association recommends that export enterprises should try to avoid concentrated exports in the 4 to June 2011. In addition, manufacturers must indicate the origin of the products on the product labels according to the actual situation, and trade off the illegal actions of traders (not producing origin or other origin of origin), so as to ensure the smooth export of their products. They must abide by the intellectual property protection law, and strictly prohibit the use of counterfeiting and counterfeiting techniques to encroach on the registered brands, color blocks, hardware accessories, sole modeling and surface modeling of international brands, so as to avoid infringement of intellectual property rights.