China's mold industry has a good momentum of foreign trade development

According to relevant reports, the development of the world economy in 2011 was worse than expected. In particular, the European debt crisis dragged down the impact of global trade on China’s foreign trade. As far as molds are concerned, as China's cost-effective molds have advantages in the world, the trend of shifting more and more molds to China in order to reduce costs in industrialized countries is continuing. This provides Chinese mold exports with Good opportunity. In order to further expand overseas markets, the China Die and Mould Industry Association organized 10 overseas pavilions and foreign inspection activities and international conferences in 2011. More than 40 companies have visited more than 100 people in Europe, the United States, Japan, Russia, South Korea, and South Africa. Many countries and regions such as Brazil, India, Singapore and China Taiwan exchanged and cooperated to achieve better results.