In 2007, Fujian'S Total Import And Export Value Of Shoes And Leather Was 17.04 Billion US Dollars

According to the statistics of Fuzhou Customs, in 2007, the import and export of private enterprises in Fujian Province reached 17.04 billion US dollars, an increase of 31.63% over 2006, of which the import value was 3.05 billion US dollars, an increase of 37.13%; the export value was 14 billion US dollars, an increase of 30.49%. In 2007, the export of private enterprises in Fujian Province was dominated by general trade, with a total export of 13.33 billion US dollars, an increase of 30.47%, accounting for 95.2% of the total export value of private enterprises in Fujian Province in the same period; the export commodities were mainly shoes, leather and other traditional commodities, and the annual exports of shoes, granite materials, leather and their products were 1.96 billion US dollars, 850 million US dollars and 390 million US dollars respectively, They increased by 21.7%, 494.42% and 36.1% respectively. It mainly exported to the European Union, the United States, ASEAN, Japan and Hong Kong, with the export value of US $2.78 billion, US $2.44 billion, US $1.05 billion and US $750 million, respectively, with an increase of 32.05%, 20.26%, 49.02%, 21.9% and 16.28% respectively. The export value to the above countries and regions accounted for 60.7% of the total export value of Fujian's private enterprises in the same period. Fuzhou Customs officials believe that the rapid export growth of private enterprises in Fujian Province has benefited from the support of government policies, the flexible operation mechanism of private enterprises, the trend of large-scale operation of private enterprises, and the enhancement of scientific and technological innovation awareness. Fuzhou Customs officials pointed out that the 17th National Congress of the Communist Party of China has given concern, support and encouragement to the development of non-public economy, which indicates that private enterprises will usher in more favorable development opportunities. The government should strive to strengthen the information service function, effectively solve the financing difficulties of private enterprises, support private enterprises to "go out", encourage private enterprise groups to implement cross regional, cross industry and cross ownership mergers and alliances, so as to form a number of well-known large enterprise groups with strong international competitiveness.