Chinese Enterprises Fight The "Epidemic" Record: To Resume Production When The "Starting Gun" Is Heard, We Must Grasp Production.

"Sickness comes like a mountain, but disease goes away." The sudden outbreak has made many pressure on China's foreign trade enterprises to "cautiously optimistic" this year. These enterprises, which have undergone numerous tests, are beginning to find ways to cope with new challenges.

The Limited by Share Ltd is a large company with about 22 thousand employees worldwide. Yang Yongqing, chairman of the company, said that due to the large number of offices and scattered, the company adopted a "Online + offline" mode of resuming work. As early as February 3rd, the salesmen of various business companies had already entered the working state ahead of time and communicated with customers. In addition, he also procured a large number of alcohol, "84" disinfectant, watering pot, thermometer and other protective equipment in advance, so as to ensure that employees return to work in the company building on the 10 day of February.

In February 4th, in Shanghai jade Chuan hygiene supplies company, workers are working overtime to make masks. Tang Yanjun photo

Some enterprises that haven't returned to work for a while have done their preliminary work, waiting for the "starting gun" to start. A lighting equipment exporter told China News Agency reporters that the company had actively communicated with many European and American customers before the official resumption, indicating the situation. "They all expressed understanding and promised to postpone a delivery time." After resuming work, the company is ready to prioritize the order production order and strive to minimize the loss.

Gu Canhua, general manager of Guangdong Hui Jun Technology Group Co., Ltd., a small household appliance company, told reporters that according to the regulations, the local industry could resume work in February 17th. In response to the "necessities" such as masks and other "anti epidemic" jobs, the company is ready to wait until employees come back.

Gu Canhua said that most of its employees came from Guangdong, and it was not a big problem to return to work on time. The real trouble was that the upstream suppliers were hit, and the raw materials and transportation could not keep up. "We are ready to start working together with suppliers and customers, and work overtime to deliver orders as soon as possible."

If there is no delivery, there will be a way out. Prior to that, the Ministry of Commerce of China has asked six chambers of Commerce, such as electrical machinery and textile, to help enterprises to establish a force majeure factual proof that the epidemic has failed to deliver on time. Because of this proof, a Zhejiang auto parts manufacturer avoided at least 2 million 400 thousand yuan of direct contract losses.

Some foreign trade enterprises have chosen to "cross the border" temporarily.

Despite the fact that domestic mask manufacturers have been working overtime and hundreds of millions of imported masks, masks are still in short supply in China. Some foreign trade enterprises began to make use of their existing resources to switch to masks and other medical protective products.

Among them, textile and garment enterprises have "natural advantages". Disposable medical masks have been successfully produced in new fashion companies. Hai Ling dream home Limited by Share Ltd originally engaged in home textile exports, now more than 1000 employees of the company are also involved in mask production.

In February 10th, in order to do well the epidemic prevention and control work, an automatic spray disinfection device was installed at the gate of an enterprise located in Nan'an District, Chongqing. The picture shows the spray disinfection Department of the employees. China News Agency reporter Chen Chao photo

The official also gave "reassurance" to large scale production of masks. Lian Weiliang, deputy director of China's national development and Reform Commission, said that after the epidemic, the government will collect and store the surplus output. "As long as the standards are met, enterprises can organize their production at full strength."

As soon as possible to complete the existing orders, cross border transfer or new orders stable, China's foreign trade can be stable.

If Wei Jianguo, vice chairman of the China International Economic Exchange Center, said that at the moment, when Europe and America, Japan and Korea are placing orders for Chinese enterprises, the most urgent task for enterprises is to make efforts to take orders and to survive with orders. For this reason, enterprises can consider fully integrating their orders, labor, raw materials and transportation resources, focusing on manpower, centralized materials, centralized production and centralized delivery.

Prior to this, the Standing Committee meeting of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee has made clear that we should actively expand domestic demand, stabilize external demand, actively participate in international coordination and cooperation, and create a favorable international environment for the development of foreign trade. More measures designed to allow foreign trade enterprises to have single access and dare to take orders may be on the way.