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The Shoe Market Is Dancing With Wolves On Tiptoe.

2011/12/22 14:31:00 30

As the saying goes, not all the dances are wonderful.

awkward

。

In fact, after China's accession to the WTO, Wenzhou people soon encountered "CR".

In March 21, 2002, 101st days after China's accession to the WTO, the Wenzhou smoking and smoking industry association formed a negotiating mission to Europe to deal with international trade disputes.

After repeated rounds of confrontation, the Wenzhou people won.

Classic

The first war of WTO accession.

And similar anti-dumping and trade barriers to lighters, Wenzhou

leather shoes

And other industries are not without experience.

It can be said that ten years after the entry into WTO is the ten year of Wen Shang's struggle in the increasingly integrated global market, familiarity with international trade rules and promotion of competitiveness.

"What many people see is that making money from foreigners seems easier, but they do not see the risk of taking too much."

Pan Jianzhong lamented that with the deepening of trade after entering WTO, he felt more and more: playing differently.

We have been paying attention to the lighters at that time.

And I also wonder: what if one day such trade barriers happen to shoe companies? What do we do? "Pan Jianzhong told reporters that after the Wenzhou lighters successfully responded to the EU anti-dumping lawsuit, the European Union subsequently targeted anti-dumping investigations on Chinese shoes.

There are lighter counterparts going ahead, while Wenzhou shoe companies should learn from them.

At that time, the leaders of AOKANG and Jill reached Guangdong, Brussels and other footwear manufacturers to participate in the EU anti-dumping hearings on leather shoes and submitted defense information.

Pan Jianzhong is naturally concerned about the whole process.

Wenzhou shoe enterprises are low and scattered, labor disputes often occur, such as a female factory worker shoe poisoning incident, foreign customers after hearing all the cancellation, shoe factory did not meet the local law minimum wage standards, foreign customers stopped for two months and other events occurred in our city.

Pan Jianzhong said that after China's accession to the WTO, the use of tariff and anti-dumping measures by the US and Europe was no longer effective.

The implementation of SA8000 certification at the core of human rights protection is actually another trade barrier that European and American countries have thrown out to prevent the export of cheap products in China.

Perhaps thanks to the long-standing sense of smell of foreign trade, or inherited the strict style of Li Ailian, the first time in 2004, the first big one took the SA8000 international certification in the whole province. With this "pass", the giant successfully evade trade barriers.

"The great one is brilliant today, and it is also forced by foreign cruel technology and trade barriers."

In Pan Jianzhong's eyes, anti-dumping and trade barriers are not all bad things.

"Maybe a few years later, Wenzhou shoe industry and some other industries may be grateful that they gave us the second chance of the Phoenix Nirvana."