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Dongguan: Textile Furniture Exports "Cold Winter" Has Not Yet Ended

2012/3/28 9:32:00 34

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"At present, the" cold winter "of textile and furniture exports in Dongguan has not yet ended, and" spring "has not appeared for the time being.

Yesterday, Chen Bin, deputy director of Dongguan inspection and Quarantine Bureau, told reporters in a centralized interview that Dongguan inspection and Quarantine Bureau will take measures to help textile and furniture industries to help enterprises tide over difficulties.

Strengthening quality supervision of export furniture

After the cold spell of the second half of last year, the furniture industry in 2012 is still not optimistic.

Chen Bin thinks, but this also provides furniture enterprises with the opportunity to "exercise their bodies and enhance their internal strength".

Next,

Dongguan

The inspection and Quarantine Bureau will strengthen supervision over wood products and furniture enterprises, and implement the inspection and supervision mode of "production raw materials record + toxic and harmful substances detection + process supervision and inspection", give full play to the leading role of the responsible persons of enterprises, strengthen the source control and finished product inspection, and effectively check the quality of exported wooden products and furniture.

Establishing and perfecting risk early warning mechanism

In textile industry, the low export situation continued from the end of last year.

Data show that in 2011, the Dongguan inspection and Quarantine Bureau accepted the 84983 batch of export textiles and clothing inspection.

Amount of money

2 billion 211 million 221 thousand US dollars, export volume and cargo value all showed negative growth, the decrease was 13.2% and 15.6% respectively.

"For the enterprise itself, orders

profit

The idea of maintaining over 10% is still hard to achieve.

Chen Bin said that in the beginning of 2012, troubled by external market demand, RMB exchange rate and rising costs, the spring of textile exporting enterprises has not yet appeared.

According to the latest statistics from the Chinese customs, in January this year, the export of textiles and garments was 21 billion 520 million US dollars, down 0.5%.

In order to protect the interests of export enterprises and reduce the risks of trade, Dongguan inspection and Quarantine Bureau will establish a comprehensive risk warning mechanism and inform relevant enterprises early warning information.

At the same time, we should strengthen the propaganda of enterprise policies and establish a good interactive platform for enterprise inspection.

Strengthening the inspection of imported food additives

At present, there are 97 food enterprises registered in Dongguan, of which 15 are private enterprises.

Chen Bin said, so far, these 97 food enterprises export quality and safety.

In recent years, the demand for imported food in Dongguan has been increasing. The number of imported food at Dongguan port has increased from 19.9% batches in the 667 batch and 11 million 800 thousand US dollars in 2010 to 793 batches and 24 million 410 thousand dollars in 2011.

Red wine, sweets, biscuits and drinks are several kinds of ready to eat food imported from Dongguan port.

Chen Bin said that the inspectors strictly carry out the inspection according to the regulations, especially strengthen the inspection of food additives such as pigments, preservatives and sweeteners, and return or destroy the unqualified red wine.

In addition, Chen Bin said that Dongguan will ensure the safety of live animal farms in Hong Kong and Macao, and ensure the safety of animal derived food for Hong Kong and Macau.

Six initiatives to promote the development of MICE industry

In the interview, the development of MICE industry in Dongguan has also attracted much attention.

Chen Bin revealed that Dongguan inspection and Quarantine Bureau will implement six measures to speed up the development of Dongguan International Convention and exhibition industry.

One is to open "green channel for inspection" and "green channel for inspection" for exhibits.

The two is to simplify inspection and quarantine approval procedures for import and export of exhibits.

Simplify CCC certification products without formalities, batteries, coatings, etc., are exempt from filing procedures by exhibiting documentary evidence and returning the guarantee.

The three is to simplify the inspection and quarantine procedures for imported food and cosmetics.

The exhibitors of the same batch are no longer inspected when they enter the country formally.

The four is to provide "one-stop" inspection and quarantine service, and carry out a 24 hour telephone duty system during the exhibition.

The five is to simplify the inspection and quarantine procedures for the sale and use of exhibits after entering the Chinese market.

For such exhibits, the inspection and quarantine declaration procedures shall be given priority, and the inspection and certification shall be arranged immediately.

The six is to combine relevant regulatory authorities, establish an international exhibition business integrity and quality supervision system for exhibits, and jointly crack down on counterfeiting.