When "Made In India" Meets "Made In China", How Should They Be Positioned?

India is the third largest economy in Asia.

Since it was put forward, many people have compared it with "

"Linked", triggering various heated discussions.

When "made in India" meets "made in China", how should they be positioned?

At the fourth China South Asia Expo and the twenty-fourth China Kunming import and export commodities fair, the India pavilion has set up 96 booths to show the image and charm of "India made".

People interviewed by the company said that "made in India" is rising rapidly by virtue of cost and other advantages.

The quality of "made in China" is also improving.

"Made in China" and "made in India" should give full play to their respective advantages and get rid of a win-win road of cooperation and development.

"Made in India" ambition rises

A poster hanging on the main Pavilion of India Pavilion is particularly noticeable: a lion walking on the red background, the lion's body is made up of gears symbolizing manufacturing industry. The lion reads "MakeinIndia", and in Chinese, it says "India is made in progress". It can be seen that India is ambitious to build a manufacturing power through "India manufacturing".

In September 26, 2014, India's prime minister Modi announced the new series of "India made" new policies: reforming labor laws and taxation, simplifying the examination and approval procedures, attracting all sectors to invest in India and expanding employment. We hope that through the abundant natural resources and human capital of India, the third largest Asian economies will become a new manufacturing giant.

Shoes, leather goods, furniture, spices, handicrafts...

At the South fair, it is easy to see the strength of "made in India" through a large number of exhibits brought by India exhibitors.

"Hiring a Chinese worker costs 100 yuan a day, and hiring a India worker only costs 30 yuan a day," he said.

A India leather exhibitor is quite representative, and its low cost has been regarded as the biggest advantage of "India manufacturing".

"India made" is worth learning.

An official in charge of India Pavilion shows that "India manufacturing" also has two advantages: first, influenced by history, India has a high penetration rate of English, and its thinking and living customs are in common with the English speaking countries, making it easier to develop trade with the English speaking countries. Two, India's software service outsourcing industry occupies the leading position in the world, which can provide soft support for "India manufacturing".

Shubdha Jade, director of the India chamber of Commerce, said in an interview with an international business daily reporter that the connotation of "India manufacturing" lies not only in cost, but also in the pursuit of zero defects and zero pollution.

"Made in China" is still leading.

"In recent years, the rapid development of manufacturing industry in South and Southeast Asia, including India, has caused a certain impact on us in price, but we still have a lot of large orders in Europe."

The director of Huaian Foleshi Garments Import & Export Co., Ltd., in an interview with the international business daily, said that Chinese enterprises have accelerated pformation and upgrading, and the quality of "made in China" will continue to improve.

Chen Xinjian, deputy general manager and chief engineer of China Railway Engineering Equipment Group Co., Ltd., in an interview with the international business daily, said that the company was building in India. There were two large equipment to be equipped with some small parts. Unfortunately, the processing party was not found in India. Finally, it was necessary to send the goods to India after processing at home.

"India's infrastructure is lagging behind, especially in terms of industrial manufacturing."

"Made in India" is still in its infancy, with great ambition but short board.

Therefore, "made in India" is looking for business opportunities in China.

"Made in India" and "made in China" are strengthening cooperation and complementing each other.

Chen Xinjian said that the company has participated in the construction of India Delhi Metro and other projects, mainly to provide equipment for subway construction.

As the company has the advantages of quality, service and brand, India has invited it to invest and build factories in India.

"Made in India" is learning from and learning from Wenzhou's experience in manufacturing development.

India Pavilion, a person who manufactures spices and exhibitors, said they learned "made in China" in the mode of operation and development, but all the raw materials in India were still used in the manufacturing process, and they insisted on no additions and natural products.

4 years ago, Philip, the world's chief agent of India brand incense fragrance, held its headquarters in Yiwu International Trade City, and sold the spices made in India to China.

"We have more than 1500 distributors and customers in China and are very optimistic about the Chinese market.

This year we plan to invite more businessmen from India to purchase or set up exhibition halls in Yiwu.

Such cooperation is common. As Shubdha Jade said, the relationship between "made in India" and "made in China" is complementary and the prospects for cooperation are limitless.

"India should give full play to its own advantages and seek common development with China."