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End Of Anti-Dumping, AOKANG Shoes EU Order Back

2011/4/7 10:21:00 79

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"Recently, I have just received two Italy's lists, which have been in Indonesia before, and this has been pferred to China.

It doesn't amount to much, but it's a good sign. "

In April 3rd,

AOKANG

Group Foreign Trade Department official told reporters.

Since April 1st, the European Union has formally abolished 16.5% of the high anti-dumping duty on Chinese leather shoes, which is the result of unremitting efforts of Chinese shoe enterprises. This unreasonable trade protection measure, which has been maintained for five years, was finally defeated.

For foreign dealers, with this part of the profit margins, they began to increase orders to Chinese shoe companies.

"Recently, there are so many foreign businessmen that our foreign trade staff are busy."

When answering the phone call of Kangnai group responsible person, there were all kinds of busy voices on the other end of the microphone. Although it was not yet possible to make specific statistics on the increment of orders, he was very pleased with this change.

"The reduction of anti-dumping duties has been alleviated to a certain extent.

European Union

The cost pressure of buyers will enhance the competitiveness of Chinese shoes in the EU market. This is a win-win move. "

It is also a giant group of leather shoes exporters. Recently, there are also signs of backflow of orders.

90% of the group's exports are concentrated in the European Union and North America. As China's shoe making costs are higher than those in Southeast Asia and the anti-dumping duty is 16.5%, some of the original customers continue to maintain because of the group's appropriate subsidies. Some customers are unable to accept the substantial increase in procurement costs. In the past few years, some of the orders have been pferred to Southeast Asian countries such as Indonesia.

"Now, the European Union buyer has the profit margin which this part vacated, still is willing to reissue to the Chinese shoe enterprise."

Since the 2006 European Union

Anti-dumping

Since the tax, the growth rate of AOKANG's exports to the European Union has been greatly affected. Before 2006, the average annual growth rate was multiplied, and it was almost impossible to develop new customers after taxation.

But from the end of last year, European customers expected that the anti-dumping duty would be abolished and gradually become active.

AOKANG's close - segment orders for the EU's largest customer, GEOX, have increased by six or seven over the same period last year, and some of the EU clients, which have barely made the list in the previous two years, have recently begun to order AOKANG.

"From last year, the order of European leather shoes began to show signs of warming and recovery, a significant increase over 2009."

Wenzhou shoe leather industry association secretary general Xie Rongfang said.