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Export Textile Enterprises Worry About Japanese Earthquake Affecting Canton Fair Order

2011/3/23 8:52:00 84

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Since the earthquake, we haven't received any orders from Japanese customers for ten days. "

Mao Xiahua, director of the trade management department of Shanghai Pegasus import and Export Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "Shanghai Pegasus") said yesterday.

Textiles are one of China's main exports to Japan.

The Japanese market is very important for Shanghai Pegasus.

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It accounts for 30% of the company's export performance.

Mao Xiahua reflected that the Japanese earthquake had a great impact on the export of the company. The orders placed by Japanese customers should have been shipped during this period. However, due to traffic problems and so on, Japanese customers are not rushing to rush goods. This may affect the company's export slide in March, and exports will maintain a certain growth in the first two months of this year.

Mao Xiahua said that the order of the European and American market is still growing, and the Japanese market has changed dramatically due to the earthquake. In the past few days, there are still some scattered Japanese customers to negotiate. But no orders have been placed. She is worried that the orders will be affected at the upcoming 109th Canton Fair.

Japan is very strict in testing textile and clothing, and every garment exported to Japan must be tested and certified.

According to comprehensive cost, export to Japan

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The profit is not high and the market risk is big.

With the rising price of raw materials and labor costs, some garment enterprises in Guangdong and other places are reluctant to take orders from Japan.

Mao Xiahua said the increase in domestic production costs and the low profits of Japanese orders, and the earthquake, all caused obstacles to the Japanese orders. However, the situation is not particularly bad. So far, no Japanese customers have asked for the cancellation of orders before the earthquake. They only ask for an extension of the acceptance period, which proves that market demand is in accordance with the requirements.

Not only textile products, but also other products exported to Japan have been affected.

Cai Jierong, general manager of Shenzhen Electronics Co., Ltd., also said yesterday that the Japanese customers are rather troublesome. They do not know if they can purchase the order next month. The other side says they will wait until the earthquake situation is clear in Japan, and then continue to discuss the order items.

The situation in Europe and the United States is not bad. Customers can basically accept a small price increase. The company accelerates delivery and settlement time, thereby avoiding risks such as exchange rate.

Yesterday, the Canton Fair announced the preparations for the 109th Canton Fair, which will be held in April 15th. Liu Jianjun, deputy director of the China foreign trade center and spokesperson of the Canton Fair, said that the standard booth of the Canton Fair was 58706, an increase of 1570 over the previous session, an increase of 2.75%.

The total area of the exhibition is 1 million 160 thousand square meters, which is 30 thousand square meters higher than that of the previous one.

More than 23 thousand enterprises in and outside the country participated in the exhibition.

The scale of the exhibition and the scale of the exhibition have reached a record high.

Domestic enterprises are generally optimistic and cautious about the export situation. At present, the number of booth applications has reached 108 thousand. The number of applications for booths and the number of applications for enterprises have increased by 11% and 6% respectively compared with the previous ones.

As to whether the Japanese earthquake will affect the Canton Fair, Liu Jianjun said that the Japanese earthquake will have an impact on the economy of Japan and its neighboring countries, whether it will affect the procurement of Japanese purchasers to the Canton Fair, and the Canton Fair is maintaining close ties with the relevant government departments and collecting relevant data.

At the same time, Liu Jianjun also said that uncertainties such as foreign demand, commodity price fluctuations, intensified exchange rate fluctuations, rising domestic labor costs and intensified trade frictions will also affect China's exports. Therefore, the Canton Fair is promoting the pformation of foreign trade development mode, optimizing the structure of export commodities, Comprehensively Strengthening the quality supervision and management of exhibits, giving priority to the participation of environmental protection and low carbon products, and promoting the pformation and upgrading of foreign trade enterprises.

Yesterday, Yao Jian, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce, pointed out at a regular press conference that the Japanese earthquake will have an impact on Sino Japanese trade and investment in the short term. China hopes that Japan's economy can recover quickly and bring the economic relations between the two countries to normal as soon as possible.

According to customs statistics, in 2010, China exported 121 billion 60 million US dollars to Japan and imported US $176 billion 710 million from Japan.

Zhou Shijian, a member of the China Japan economic and trade expert group of the Ministry of Commerce, said that although the Japanese earthquake had some impact on the Canton Fair, the situation will gradually improve in the second half of the year. Japan's post disaster reconstruction will import large quantities of materials from China, and the domestic enterprises that export to Japan do not have to worry too much.