Before February, China Exported Most Of Its Footwear Products To ASEAN.

With the start of the China ASEAN Free Trade Area, it is undoubtedly a new development space for Chinese shoe enterprises that are suffering from the impact of trade protectionism. Through the biggest free trade area in the world, shoe enterprises are facing broader market areas, which can reduce the difficulty of entering the international market, accelerate the trade growth among Asian countries, and reduce dependence on the main export markets such as Europe and the United States, so as to avoid the continuous occurrence of trade frictions.

In the first two months, the export of footwear at various ports was frequent, especially for ASEAN.

It is reported that Guangdong shoes exported $140 million to ASEAN from 1 to February in 2010, an increase of 91.4%, an increase of 4.7 times from 1 to February 2008.

In the same period, Guangdong shoes exported $140 million, $110 million and $57 million 180 thousand respectively to ASEAN, Latin America and Africa, which increased by 91.4%, 62.1% and 25.4% respectively. The export of these 3 emerging markets significantly exceeded the level of the same period before the financial crisis, which increased 4.7 times, 1.2 times and 1.2 times respectively from 1 to February in 2008.

In January this year, the main characteristics of footwear exported from Shenzhen port were that ASEAN was the largest export market and increased exponentially, and exports to the United States and European Union and other traditional markets maintained rapid growth.

Through the Shenzhen port, 67 million 470 thousand pairs of ASEAN export shoes have increased by 1.9 times, accounting for 25%, and the largest export market has a steady position.

Statistics show that in January this year, Wenzhou exported mainly to the developed countries such as the European Union and the United States, and exports to ASEAN increased significantly.

In January 2010, the total foreign trade import and export volume of Wenzhou, Zhejiang province was 1 billion 265 million US dollars, up by 6.6% over the same period last year.

Of which, foreign trade exports amounted to US $1 billion 120 million, an increase of 4.29% over the same period last year, and foreign trade imports of US $145 million, an increase of 28.3% over the same period last year.

Footwear products account for the first place in export value.

In the face of the "zero tariff" opportunities brought about by the China ASEAN Free Trade Zone, Fujian has shown obvious competitive advantages.

Statistics from Fuzhou Customs show that Fujian exported footwear to ASEAN $20 million, an increase of 76.1% over the same period last year.

In the past two months, more than 90% of China's goods, including shoes, entered the main ASEAN market and had achieved zero tariffs, stimulating exports of footwear products to a certain extent.

China's export to ASEAN has become an upward trend.