From January to May in 2012, Foshan ceramics exports increased by 19.22% year-on-year

According to information provided by Liu Yamin, quality engineer of Foshan Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, in the first five months of 2012, 20988 ceramic products exported from the area under the jurisdiction of Foshan Inspection and Quarantine Bureau increased by 19.22% year-on-year, with a total value of 585 million yuan, a year-on-year increase. 32.05%; of which 1014 batches of export sanitary ceramics, an increase of -19.40%, the total value of 19305450 US dollars, an increase of 3.86%. Mainly exported to Brazil, the United States, Thailand, Australia, Singapore, South Korea, India and other places. It is expected that the next export will still increase compared with previous years, but the growth rate will drop significantly.

Liu Yamin said: Since 2001, Chinese ceramic tiles have encountered anti-dumping measures in India, South Korea, Thailand, Pakistan, the European Union, and Argentina and other countries and regions. The anti-dumping rates of some countries are as high as 200%. Anti-dumping has had a very bad influence on the export of Chinese ceramics. In addition to the decline in the volume of products exported to anti-dumping countries and regions, such as the EU's anti-dumping measures against Chinese ceramic tiles in 2011, from January to May this year, Foshan exports to European Union buildings. Sanitary ceramics decreased by 28.43% year-on-year, a more unfavorable effect is that some countries have imposed anti-dumping duties on ceramic products in China, so there are still many countries and regions that China's ceramic products dumping behavior, follow suit to China The implementation of anti-dumping investigations of ceramic products, China will face anti-dumping investigation will also appear.

However, anti-dumping on the surface is a crisis for the Chinese ceramics industry, but there are also "crises" and "accidents." These are problems that the industry will inevitably face in its forward development. If we can actively respond to and deal with it properly, adjust development ideas, change the mode of operation, and improve the export structure. Eliminating some enterprises that rely on low-price and disorderly competition to compete for the market, those regulated enterprises and good products still have good price-performance ratio and strong competitiveness. According to relevant data, some large enterprises with strong capabilities and good product quality have experienced various levels of growth, including export volume, export volume, and market share, after “anti-dumping”.