The Twenty-Second China Fair: Exhibitors Looking At New Markets

The twenty-second China East China Import and Export Fair is being held at the Shanghai New International Expo Center. Many domestic exhibitors and overseas exhibitors, who are the first overseas exhibitors, have indicated that they are aiming at some "new markets" in the face of the current low foreign trade situation.

Exhibitors of a Shandong textile and Garment Co., Ltd. told reporters that Europe and America were their main export markets overseas. However, last year's economic downturn in Europe and America made the company's orders "shrink".

In order to make up for the "vacuum" of EU market demand, the company has gone to Russia to open up new markets.

The exhibitors said, "although it is difficult to achieve results in one or two years, it is the only way to develop new markets in the long run."

Similarly, there are overseas enterprises. After the Japanese earthquake in 2011, the Japanese businessmen who opened the Chinese market were more enthusiastic than ever before.

The exhibitors of the Aichi County Ceramic Industry Association, who first participated in the exhibition, told reporters that after the 2011 earthquake, the Japanese economy was affected, so they hoped to expand the market from Japan to China, hoping to find agents in various regions of China through the China Trade Fair.