Exploring The Current Situation Of "Made In China" In Overseas Markets

In 2011, China's foreign trade import and export amounted to US $3 trillion and 642 billion 60 million, and its contribution to the global economy exceeded 50%. However, the image of "made in China" goods abroad has been mixed up.

With China's economic take-off and export growth, made in China.

The brand has penetrated into all parts of the world and has become an indispensable part of people's life.

What is the current situation of "made in China" overseas? The international economic situation is surging. What challenges will China make? This is a topic of concern.

The large-scale interview activity, which is jointly organized by the GMC manufacturers' alliance to the twelve media in the world, is going to the world to find the story of "made in China". It will start in July.

As the first Chinese enterprise to explore the current situation of "made in China" overseas development, "to the world" will visit overseas markets, chamber of commerce associations, international buyers, foreign experts, scholars and consumers, and truly show their eyes "made in China" and tell the story of "made in China" overseas.

As one of the co sponsored media, journalists will be dispatched to Italy.

Germany, Brazil, Russia, Japan, India and other traditional manufacturing powers and emerging market countries are exploring the "made in China" overseas development trail, mining production development, brand building, marketing promotion, personage stories and so on, which are "made in China" in the world market expansion, and from the traditional manufacturing powerhouse, big powers and main competitors to obtain "China made" experience for reference.

In 2011, China's foreign trade import and export amounted to US $3 trillion and 642 billion 60 million, and its contribution to the global economy exceeded 50%. However, the image of "made in China" abroad has been mixed.

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The challenges of the international economic situation, such as the slow recovery of the US economy and the slow recovery of the US economy, have led to the increasingly severe development of China's manufacturing industry overseas. Since 2004, the European Union has been China's largest trading partner for 8 consecutive years.

In 2011, bilateral trade amounted to US $567 billion 210 million, an increase of 18.3% over the same period last year. In the first 5 months of this year, trade between China and Europe increased by only 1.3%. Meanwhile, the anti-dumping attacks against China by the US and Brazil countries intensified.

As a contractor to the world, the global market group said that this activity is not only for the objective development of the "made in China" situation, but also for drawing on the successful experience of overseas excellent manufacturing enterprises, refining the space for the development of "made in China" needs, and making concerted efforts to make plans for "made in China" to help enhance the international status and image of "made in China".