Shenzhen'S Rapid Growth In EU Footwear Exports

　　 Yesterday, the reporter learned from the Shenzhen customs that exports from the Shenzhen port to the European Union in the first half of this year increased rapidly, with an export volume of US $18 billion 220 million, an increase of 37.6%. Over 60% of them are electromechanical products, and exports of traditional labor-intensive goods such as clothing, bags, footwear, lamps and lanterns have also increased significantly.

In the first half of this year, the export of mechanical and electrical products to the European Union at Shenzhen port increased by 11 billion 480 million US dollars, an increase of 32.8%, accounting for 63% of the total export value of ports to the EU in the same period. Among them, the automatic data processing equipment and its components exported 2 billion 310 million US dollars, an increase of 37.5%. The telephone outlet was $320 million, an increase of 45.3%. Over the same period, the export of traditional labour intensive commodities has generally increased rapidly. Among them, clothing and clothing accessories exported $2 billion 170 million, an increase of 64%. Furniture and its spare parts 1 billion 80 million US dollars, an increase of 42.8%. Luggage $640 million, an increase of 60.5%. Footwear 460 million US dollars, an increase of 21.1%. Lamps, lighting fixtures and similar products increased by 54.4%, US $400 million. At the same time, IC is the largest import variety, and the import of main industrial raw materials is showing strong growth. In the first half of this year, the import and export of mechanical and electrical products from the European Union at Shenzhen port reached 2 billion 730 million US dollars, an increase of 19.8%, accounting for 66.9% of the total imports from the EU during the same period.

However, experts said that with the gradual depreciation of the depreciation of the euro, the export situation to the EU in the second half of this year will be affected to a certain extent, and enterprises need to improve their export commodity structure to the EU.