Yiwu's Exports To Latin America Increased Significantly In The First Half Of The Year.

Reporters learned yesterday from the Yiwu customs that in the first half of this year, Yiwu self operated toy exports were 21 million 180 thousand US dollars, up 28.5% over the same period last year, and the growth rate slowed down compared with the previous year. 。

Last year, Yiwu self operated toys exported 41 million 290 thousand US dollars, an increase of 46.21% over the same period last year. In 2009, Yiwu's self operated toys exported 28 million 240 thousand US dollars, an increase of 21.83% over the same period last year. Yiwu toys in recent years Exit All have maintained steady growth.

Yiwu self operated toy exports to Latin America increased significantly, and the growth rate of traditional European and American markets was stable. In the first half of this year, Yiwu's exports to Latin America increased by 80% over the same period last year, accounting for 30% of the total value of toys exported to Yiwu, and 12% for the European Union and the United States, accounting for 15% and 18% of the total exports of toys in Yiwu respectively.

In July 20th, it was called the strictest in the world. Toys The safety technical regulation "EU Directive on toy safety" has been formally implemented. This regulation not only improves the physical performance requirements of toy machinery, but also puts forward the most stringent requirements for chemical performance, and also provides more stringent procedures for conformity assessment of toys. The formal implementation of the regulations has further widened the gap between domestic toy standards and international standards.

To this end, Yiwu customs department responsible person suggested that Yiwu toy enterprises should increase the new Material Science And new technology research and development, improve production technology, introduce more sophisticated testing equipment and equipment. Under the existing technology can not meet the new EU standards, develop toy markets for toys with relatively low standards in Latin America, Africa and ASEAN.