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Shandong Textile And Clothing Are Not Optimistic About The Future Of Japan'S Export

2011/4/3 17:00:00 63

According to a survey of textile and garment export enterprises in Shandong Province, Japan's northeast region is not the location of textile and clothing traders in Shandong province. Due to the obstruct of sea pportation, the delivery of orders and the temporary delay of orders, the shipping conditions of enterprises are relatively normal.

But in the medium to long term, Shandong textile and apparel exports to Japan are very worried.

First, the impact of nuclear radiation is difficult to solve in the short term. Japanese Importers reflect that their domestic trade is obviously sluggish and their desire to buy is declining.

Two, the northeastern part of Japan, affected by the earthquake and tsunami, is a heavy industrial area in Japan. There are more victims and more people's incomes.

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The purchasing power of non urgent products will be negatively affected.

The three is the reduction of trade negotiation opportunities. The Shandong export commodities exhibition, which was scheduled to be held in Osaka in late March, has been cancelled.

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China's textile and garment enterprises account for more than 40%, and the corresponding orders will also be affected.

It is expected that Japanese businessmen who will participate in this spring's fair and overseas exhibitions will also be reduced, which will bring greater uncertainty to the two or three quarter's textile and apparel export orders to Japan.

In view of the above situation,

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The provincial commerce department has actively guided enterprises to pay close attention to disaster situations, seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, adjust product mix in a timely manner, and try to meet the needs of foreign customers.

At the same time, efforts should be made to strengthen international market development, organize enterprises to participate in various trade fairs and foreign exhibitions, and expand the international market in all directions, especially in developing countries such as Russia, ASEAN and South America, so as to reduce dependence on Japanese market.