In 2009, many exporters turned to developing emerging markets to mitigate the impact of falling orders in traditional markets. In 2010, China's export industry has gradually recovered from the international financial crisis. Suppliers once again focus their exports on the US and EU markets.
It is reported that the suppliers surveyed in this survey are involved in telecommunications products, household products, garments, fabrics, hardware products, etc. Nearly half of them are located in Guangdong Province, one third are from Zhejiang Province, and another 9% are enterprises in Fujian Province. .
In this survey, 64% of Chinese suppliers surveyed said that their overseas orders have begun to pick up, and 8% of them also pointed out that overseas orders showed a strong rebound.
The survey further pointed out that Chinese suppliers are more optimistic about overseas sales in the coming months: 83% of respondents said that overseas orders will rebound until June 2010; 13% of respondents said overseas orders The number remained the same; only 4% of respondents believe that overseas orders will fall in the next few months.
Compared with the second half of 2009, the number of respondents who concentrated their export target markets in non-EU countries and other emerging markets decreased by 23% in the first half of 2010. Conversely, they indicated that they will concentrate on exporting to the US in the first half of 2010. Suppliers in the Canadian and EU markets increased by 17%.
Global Sources Chief Operating Officer Mr. Qi Kewei said: “As the export orders pick up, raw material prices and labor costs are also rising. However, most buyers are still reluctant to bear the increased costs, which brings the marginal profit of the suppliers. Certain pressure."
It is reported that the suppliers surveyed in this survey are involved in telecommunications products, household products, garments, fabrics, hardware products, etc. Nearly half of them are located in Guangdong Province, one third are from Zhejiang Province, and another 9% are enterprises in Fujian Province. .
In this survey, 64% of Chinese suppliers surveyed said that their overseas orders have begun to pick up, and 8% of them also pointed out that overseas orders showed a strong rebound.
The survey further pointed out that Chinese suppliers are more optimistic about overseas sales in the coming months: 83% of respondents said that overseas orders will rebound until June 2010; 13% of respondents said overseas orders The number remained the same; only 4% of respondents believe that overseas orders will fall in the next few months.
Compared with the second half of 2009, the number of respondents who concentrated their export target markets in non-EU countries and other emerging markets decreased by 23% in the first half of 2010. Conversely, they indicated that they will concentrate on exporting to the US in the first half of 2010. Suppliers in the Canadian and EU markets increased by 17%.
Global Sources Chief Operating Officer Mr. Qi Kewei said: “As the export orders pick up, raw material prices and labor costs are also rising. However, most buyers are still reluctant to bear the increased costs, which brings the marginal profit of the suppliers. Certain pressure."
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