Shishi Enterprises Actively Enter Emerging Market Countries And Actively Seek New Alternative International Markets.

Enterprises actively enter the emerging market countries, and strive to seek new breakthroughs in the development of export-oriented economy.

Reporters learned yesterday from relevant departments that the Salvatore People's Republic of China trade fair 2012 will be held in the international exhibition and Convention Center recently.

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With the negative impact of the European debt crisis, the export of traditional products, such as Shishi clothing and footwear, has shrunk in the traditional European and American markets.

Therefore, actively seeking new alternative international market is an important measure for the steady growth of Shishi export-oriented economy.

In the process of global economic integration, the rising of emerging economies is an irreversible long-term trend. The trade between emerging countries and China and Shishi has strong complementarity. While consolidating traditional markets such as Europe, the United States and Japan, Shishi export-oriented economy should focus on expanding the trade scale of emerging markets such as emerging economies and developing countries.

Shishi export-oriented enterprises have shown strong interest in entering emerging markets such as Central America.

Salvatore People's Republic of China Trade Fair is a large-scale comprehensive Chinese product exhibition in Central America. In recent years, the Chinese government has held a China Trade Exhibition in Panama, Honduras, Dominica, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Nicaragua and other emerging markets in Central America, and has achieved good results. The exhibition has become an important platform for Chinese enterprises to develop the Central American market. Some enterprises regard this exhibition as a rare opportunity.

In 2010, Salvatore held the first China Trade Exhibition for the first time.

Salvatore is the most densely populated and industrialized country in Central America. At present, China mainly exports to Salvatore.

Clothing, electronic communications and other products.

Shishi, a clothing entrepreneur who will attend the 2012 People's Republic of China Salvatore trade show, is actively preparing for the production of clothing samples before the exhibition. The company's traditional European and American market orders have dropped sharply. In the past one or two years, it has tried to make orders for emerging market countries in Central and South America, and its effect is much better than expected.

The central and South American people are cheerful, optimistic and have a strong sense of life. The style of Shishi casual wear suits their wearing taste. The price of clothing exported to central and South America is higher than the average price of European orders.

When the production cost of Shishi garments increased substantially, their quotations were raised correspondingly, and the other side quietly accepted them because the appreciation rate of their national currencies exceeded that of the Chinese currency, and both sides settled in US dollars. The price increase of our clothing products was not as good as the appreciation rate of the other countries' currencies.

The company has many trade customers in central and South America. When customers are told to go to their doorway for exhibitors, customers say they will bring some new customers and friends to come to support, see and place orders, and ask for more samples of casual and sporty style clothing for selection.