In The Face Of Adversity, We Must Have A Good "Compulsory Course" And "Run Brocade Textile" To Develop New Markets In East Africa.

Recently, the reporter walked into the Shaoxing run Jin Textile Co., Ltd., located in Central Mansion, Jinchang. The general manager of the company, Zhong Wei Dong, is carrying out voice linking with foreign customers to ask what needs the other party has. As the epidemic in East Africa is relatively low, the company is trying to find new customers there, and has already reached more than 30 million orders.

Shaoxing run Jin Textile Co., Ltd. is engaged in the sale of women's wear fabrics such as woven chiffon and other products. Its products are exported to overseas markets such as Africa, Southeast Asia and South America.

"The epidemic has a certain impact on foreign trade business. What we need to do now is to maintain good old customers, while developing new customers with less epidemic countries to provide customers with good quality and inexpensive products, which is a required course in the epidemic situation." Zhong Weidong believes that to achieve "wumi", it means that the products provided to customers must be good quality, quality and quantity. In this regard, "run Jin textile" for several years, such as one day, strictly check the quality of each meter fabric. In addition to controlling the whole process of production, all export fabrics are brand LOGO of the company and promise to all customers that any quality problems can be returned unconditionally.

Since the outbreak of the epidemic, Zhong Weidong feels that this year's business is bound to encounter difficulties, but the more time it is, the more we need to look at the problem in a long-term perspective. This year, the company has just moved to a new site, and will usher in "new life" from hardware and software. He plans to innovate products and processes on the one hand to improve product quality; on the other hand, further optimize product structure and customer groups, reduce unnecessary costs and expenditures, and better cope with future crises that can happen.