East China’s Jiangsu province has made every effort to support foreign trade enterprises to develop overseas markets by attending overseas offline exhibitions.
A 60-member Zhenjiang delegation was conspicuous at the Asia-Pacific Procurement Fair which opened on Tuesday in Cologne, Germany. The exhibition mainly displays products from Asian hardware, home furnishing, gardening and leisure fields, making it an important channel for Jiangsu hardware enterprises to expand the European and American markets.
Wu Ming, General Manager of Zhenjiang Wanfeng Brush Making
Li Wei, Deputy Director of Zhenjiang Municipal Bureau of Commerce
In recent days, foreign trade enterprises from all over Jiangsu have frequently appeared at various overseas exhibitions, bringing back not only orders, but also strong signals of China’s overall economic recovery.
Suqian's new materials enterprises received a large number of orders at the recent American International Building Materials Exhibition. This year, Suqian has arranged local enterprises to participate in 210 domestic and foreign exhibitions.
Nantong has organized more than 300 foreign trade enterprises to participate in exhibitions in Australia, Germany and Japan. At the International Household and Commercial Textile Exhibition in Frankfurt, France, a Nantong-based enterprise received nearly US $5 million of intended orders.
Suzhou Municipal Bureau of Commerce arranged for local enterprises to visit 30 enterprises and institutions in Singapore and signed 40 cooperation projects.
Taizhou organized an economic and trade delegation to visit Japan to hold several industrial investment promotion activities around leading industries such as biomedicine and auto parts.
Huai'an organized dozens of foreign trade enterprises to travel to the Middle East, Europe, and the United States, and reached more than US $20 million of intended transactions with new and old customers.
Yao Wenjun, Member of the Party Leadership Group of Huai'an Municipal Bureau of Commerce
