Shaoxing Textile Enterprises "Borrow Road" Chile To South America

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Former July pair

According to statistics, in 1-7, the Shaoxing inspection and Quarantine Bureau issued 1481 copies of the certificate of origin issued to Chile, with a visa value of $54 million, representing an increase of 40% over the previous year, of which Shaoxing accounted for 40%, mainly textiles.

It is reported that the import tariff of 74% of the tariff of the intellectual party will be reduced to zero immediately after the entry into force of the agreement, and the import duties of other products shall be reduced to zero within 5 and 10 years after the entry into force of the agreement.

Both parties reserve only 3% of the tax items as an exceptional product and keep the original tariff unchanged.

"The most exported products to Chile in Shaoxing are textiles. Compared with the high tariffs before the signing of the free trade agreement, local importers have greatly reduced the tariff burden."

Shaoxing inspection and Quarantine Bureau responsible person.

It is understood that Chile's consumption level is similar to that of China. Most of the consumer goods rely on imports. With the gradual lowering of the tariff threshold in Chile, the textile and clothing exported to Chile in recent years showed a rapid growth in Shaoxing.

In 1-7, our county's exports to Chile amounted to US $58 million, an increase of 55.5% over the same period last year. Chile has gradually become one of the important export markets in our county.

This is springboard radiation.

Located in an Chang, "golden ball textile" is one of the best leaders in our county to develop Chile's market.

As early as six or seven years ago, the company set up an office in Chile, and about 80% of textiles now enter the South American market through the window.

"Chile is the longest coastline in South America. It has many geographical advantages of ports, plus" zero tariff "concessions. In the future, enterprises can take advantage of Chile's springboard to further radiation Brazil and other South American markets.

The company official said.

"Using this springboard to enter the South American market has become an important strategy for our county's export enterprises to develop South America."

The head of the county's foreign trade and Economic Cooperation Bureau told reporters that in 1-7 months, 220 enterprises were exported to our county and Chile, and exports to South America amounted to US $850 million, an increase of 60% over the same period last year.