CCTV News: As China's manufacturing industry and its opening level continue to improve, more and more Chinese manufacturing is going all over the world. From attracting and taking over overseas orders to actively transforming and upgrading to meet the new needs of global users; from improving import and export service guarantees to exploring new business formats such as integrating cross-border e-commerce. China's manufacturing accelerates its "going overseas" and has become a business card in international trade.
Recently, a batch of giant wind fan blades manufactured and assembled in Tianjin set sail to Cooks Port, Germany. The single piece of wind fan blades transported and exported this time is 78.3 meters long and has a total value of more than 20 million yuan. They are all made and assembled in Tianjin. In the past, Tianjin Port had a single transportation volume of such goods of about 20 pieces, and this time it reached more than 60 pieces, and was purchased by many German companies in groups. It is also the first time that Tianjin Port has received such a large-scale cargo. Tianjin Port connects ships one week in advance, and ensures all processes such as berthing arrangement, ship entry and exit, and hoisting operations.
Since this year, Tianjin Port has completed a total of 172,500 square meters and more than 177 wind fan blades exports, and it is expected that the year-on-year growth rate in the first quarter will reach more than 97%, achieving a "good start".
In Yangzhou, Jiangsu, last year, foreign trade imports and exports reached 123.13 billion yuan, an increase of 16.5% over the previous year, setting a record high. Private enterprises imported and exported 63.64 billion yuan, accounting for 51.7% of Yangzhou's foreign trade imports and exports, an increase of 22%, contributing the main increase. The petroleum steel pipe manufacturer took over the order at the end of last year and actively carried out equipment transformation and upgrading in the face of new customer needs. The orders in Southeast Asia, Australia and other places that are currently in hand have been scheduled until July.
In Luoyang, Luoyang, Henan, with the integration of cross-border e-commerce, the steel furniture here has collectively gone overseas. Cross-border e-commerce, as the new business with the fastest development of international trade, has become a new channel for Luoyang's foreign trade.
Xiao Rui, head of a steel furniture company, said: "At present, the company's orders have been scheduled to May. At the same time, we are actively developing markets such as Japan, Europe, South America, etc., increasing export volume and enhancing the competitiveness of overseas markets."
