China'S Bilateral Trade: Shoes, Bags And Other Export Advantages

according to European Union Statistics show that in 1-3 months, the bilateral import and export volume between Belgium and China amounted to US $7 billion 50 million, an increase of 4.9%. Among them, Belgium exported 2 billion 650 million US dollars to China, an increase of 21.1%; Belgium imported from China 4 billion 400 million US dollars, down 3%; for example, the trade deficit was 1 billion 750 million US dollars, down 25.4%. China is Belgium's ninth largest export destination and the sixth largest source of imports.

Chemical products are Belgium For the main export products of China, exports amounted to US $600 million in 1-3 months in 2014, accounting for 22.5% of China's total exports. Transport equipment is the second largest commodity for China's exports, with an export volume of US $490 million, accounting for 18.5% of China's total exports.

Because China's economy In the 1-3 months of 2014, Belgian exports to China showed a relatively high growth rate, and food and beverage products increased by 71.1% and 69.4% respectively.

Belgium's main commodities imported from China are electromechanical products, textiles and raw materials and base metals and products. In 2014 1-3, total imports amounted to US $2 billion 220 million, accounting for 50.4% of China's total imports.

China continues to maintain its advantages in the export of labor-intensive products. Light industrial products such as textiles and raw materials, furniture, toys, shoes and umbrellas, leather goods and bags are listed in second, fourth, sixth and tenth places of Belgium's major categories of commodities imported from China (category HS). Holland, Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, India and Vietnam are among these products. The main competitors of the country.

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A group of Ethiopia workers wandered around the parking lot of the Huajian shoe industry in the adidas Baba factory last month, causing trouble for them without tidy clothes in their pants.

Zhang Huarong, the president of the company, has just checked from China and saw the workers through the window. He rushed out of the room immediately. Zhang Huarong, a former soldier, scolded them in Chinese, grabbed one of his Polo shirts, and asked another person to tie his clothes to his trousers. At a loss, the workers stood still until the anger subsided.

Shaping the image of some employees is only part of Zhang Huarong's activities in the locals, and more importantly, the benefits from Huajian's salary of about 40 dollars per month paid by local factories, which is only less than 10% of China's remuneration level.

Zhang Huarong, 55, said, "Ethiopia is like China thirty years ago." He retired in 1982. He made three shoemaking machines in his home in Jiangxi. Now there are many brands such as Nine West and Guess. He described the situation in Ethiopia: "bad transport infrastructure, a large number of unemployed people."