Exports Of Foreign Trade Clothing, Shoes And Hats In Jiangsu Are Still Normal.

In January 2009, the import and export of Jiangsu's foreign trade further declined, and many enterprises trembled in the cold wind of the global financial crisis. In the same month, the total value of imports and exports in Jiangsu dropped by more than the national value. The total value of imports and exports accounted for 0.7 percentage points in the whole country, but the ranking of second provinces and cities continued to be maintained. However, different industries and enterprises have their own unique experience in facing the "severe winter". Some enterprises are taking the layout of the strategy, and a far-reaching change is quietly brewing. South of Jiangsu's processing trade enterprises are facing the test of life and death. Processing trade has made great contributions to the rapid development of South of Jiangsu's economy and is also the highlight of the local economy. However, the sharp decline of external demand under the financial crisis made the processing trade enterprises with high dependence on foreign trade feel that this winter is particularly cold. Customs statistics show that in January 2009, the import and export trade of processing trade in Jiangsu dropped by 11 billion 90 million US dollars, down 37.7%, of which, exports were US $7 billion 900 million, a decrease of 24.6%, and imports of US $3 billion 190 million decreased by 56.3%. Imports and exports, exports and imports fell by three, processing trade exceeded 10% over general trade. The proportion of Suzhou's import and export accounts for 4.5 percentage points. "Now we are at the threshold of life and death. We must go back to pieces and go further and further." As soon as he met, Shen Wei Min, executive director of a processing trade enterprise in Suzhou, told reporters directly. Shen Shen said that after the outbreak of the US sub prime mortgage crisis in the second half of last year, processing trade in Suzhou, especially the processing trade of mechanical and electrical products, was soon affected. "The original processing trade enterprises all have the relative division of labor of product grades, but no one is picking on them now. As long as we do not lose money, we can maintain the normal operation of the enterprise. Zhao Renjian, Secretary General of Suzhou electronics and Information Industry Association, said that under the financial crisis, large multinational enterprises accelerated to shrink upstream of the industrial chain, and some even gave up the production of "big profits and small profits", focusing on product research and development, market sales and other links. Although orders for products are decreasing, the space for industrial chain climbing is increasing. It is sure that the processing trade enterprises will not survive this "severe winter". Once the market recovers, the enterprises that will survive will usher in the golden period of development. The four cities in the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union went into the 2009 by the uptrend of traditional commodity exports. The leading edge of South of Jiangsu's imports and exports began to weaken, while the proportion of imports and exports in the central Jiangsu Province increased significantly. In January, South of Jiangsu's import and export accounted for 87.3% of the total value of the province, but it still maintained a leading position, but its share has decreased by 2.9 percentage points compared with the same period last year. Correspondingly, the imports and exports of Taizhou, Yangzhou, Nantong, Zhenjiang and other four cities in January were significantly lower than those in Northern Jiangsu and South of Jiangsu. In the same month, the import and export volume of the Central Soviet area was 1 billion 910 million US dollars, down 8.5%, accounting for 9% of the total import and export value of the whole province. Among them, exports amounted to 1 billion 470 million US dollars, down 2.8%, and imports of US $440 million decreased by 23.7%. Taizhou's exports increased by 7.7%, becoming the only growth city in Jiangsu Province in that month. The upsurge of the four cities in the Soviet Union and China is closely related to the export industry structure. Clothing, shoes and hats and other daily consumption is the rigid demand of residents' lives. Under the financial crisis, the foreign markets of these traditional commodities have not been substantially reduced by similar mechanical and electrical products. In recent years, the export of traditional commodities is the strength of the central Jiangsu region. In January, Jiangsu exported garments and accessories 1 billion 710 million US dollars, an increase of 15.3%; export footwear products 130 million US dollars, an increase of 19.7%. Textile yarns, fabrics and products have declined, but the magnitude of 15.5% is obviously lower than that of mechanical and electrical products. 22%. During the crisis, opportunities were found in the "severe winter", which had changed all over the world. Under the financial crisis, the "jungle rule" of survival of the fittest is undoubtedly more severe, but because of this, the strong will appear faster. At present, several great changes have emerged and emerged in crisis. The dominant position of foreign invested enterprises is obviously weakened and the export of private enterprises is decreasing slightly. Customs statistics show that in January, the advantages of private foreign trade processing enterprises operating flexibly and "small boats turning around" were obvious. In January, foreign investment enterprises in Jiangsu Province imported and exported 15 billion 470 million US dollars, a decrease of 36.5%, accounting for 72.8% of the total import and export value in the same period of the same period, which accounted for 5 percentage points lower than the same period last year. That is to say, in this month, the import and export of Jiangsu's private enterprises decreased by 14.8%, accounting for 15% of the total value of imports and exports of the province. Among them, private enterprises exported 2 billion 580 million US dollars, down by only 3%, far below the 23.1% decline of foreign-funded enterprises. Two, the powerful foreign trade processing enterprises are taking advantage of the false attack and grabbing the international market. After the crisis, the strong will only be stronger. Hongkong Taifeng knitting company is invested by 650 million famous Hong Kong famous enterprises, Zhao Feng Group, which is mainly exported to Europe and America. The manager of the company, Mr. Charles, admitted that the price of the company's products declined and profits declined under the financial crisis, but Taifeng knitting company is expanding its scale rapidly. "Now, many similar products are worried about their survival. Zhao Feng Group is well capitalized and is taking advantage of this opportunity to seize the European and American market." The three change is to increase R & D and development of new products. Under the crisis, we are able to innovate and store up our strength and make leaps and bounds. Suzhou Founder Electronics Co., Ltd. has independently developed the core technology of LED decoration, lighting, strong flow and change of structure, software and so on, which is exclusively produced in China. "People without me, let our enterprises in the financial crisis, product exports still flourishing. It is a good time to recruit highly educated R & D talents. Yan Decheng, vice chairman of the company, told reporters. Shi Jianqing, chairman of another photoelectric component company in Suzhou, is worried about the reduction of product orders, but he has invested more and more in technology research and development. He told reporters: "since the beginning of the past year, enterprises have provided R & D funds to develop several nanotechnology smoke sensors for returning to Canada. Nanotechnology smoke sensor technology is the way out for the future development of enterprises. With this kind of international leading technology, enterprises can accomplish the leap of "giving people a job and finding someone to work". What is most feared is not the temporary closure of the existing enterprises, but the realization of mass production through the improvement of new technologies. " Wang Xiaonan: editor in charge