Anti Dumping Ended And Shenzhen'S Export Orders Increased

　　 european union The high anti-dumping duty of 16.5% on Chinese leather shoes was officially abolished, and the unreasonable trade protection measures that had lasted for five years were ended. Wu Zhonghua, secretary-general of Shenzhen Leather Industry Association, believes that this policy will benefit Shenzhen's high-end shoes export for a long time, and new orders to Europe are expected to increase significantly.

It is understood that in October 2006, following the previous quota restrictions on Chinese leather shoes, the EU implemented anti-dumping on Chinese leather shoes for the first time, imposing a high anti-dumping duty of 16.5% for two years. When the anti-dumping duty period expired, the EU initiated a review again and decided to extend the anti-dumping measures for another 15 months until March 31, 2011.

In 2009, Shenzhen The total export volume of leather is 5 billion US dollars, and the export volume through Shenzhen port is 10.5 billion US dollars; In 2010, Shenzhen's leather exports totaled 6.75 billion US dollars, and 13.5 billion US dollars were exported through Shenzhen port. After the EU cancels anti-dumping duties, the industry expects Shenzhen's total leather exports to increase significantly. According to the investigation of Shenzhen Leather Industry Association, before 2006, there were more than 100 leather enterprises in Shenzhen exporting to the EU. After the implementation of anti-dumping duties, it had a great impact on export enterprises. "The 16.5% anti-dumping duty has increased the export cost, and many orders have been transferred to Southeast Asian countries before." The relevant staff of Shenzhen Leather Association said that according to the current investigation, Shenzhen leather enterprises all believe that this is a great benefit to the industry, especially the high export price of high-end shoes. The cancellation of anti-dumping duty has pulled down the price, which is conducive to their export.

Wu Zhonghua just attended Hong Kong In the leather exhibition, she said that the prices of raw materials at home and abroad were rising, but this did not hinder the growth of orders from Europe. During the exhibition, she learned from Shenzhen leather enterprises that orders from Europe grew rapidly this year. However, Shenzhen Leather Industry Association reminds enterprises not to be blindly optimistic, but to start from the overall situation of development, standardize trade behavior and focus on the future of the shoe industry. The leather association suggested that export enterprises should try to avoid concentrated export from April to June 2011; In addition, the manufacturer must mark the country of origin on the product label according to the actual situation, and resist the traders' illegal operations (not marking the country of origin or marking other places of origin) to ensure the smooth export of their products; We must abide by the intellectual property protection law, and it is strictly prohibited to use forgery, counterfeiting and other means to infringe the registered logo, color block, hardware accessory modeling, sole modeling, upper modeling, etc. of international brands, so as to avoid intellectual property infringement.