Order in Yiwu

Order in Yiwu

Order in Yiwu

If you are a global wholesaler who wants to get you purchase from Yiwu suppliers, or a local supplier who wants to get order from foreign businessmen, you may have the trouble of putting order in Yiwu. It will be difficult for you to choose a suitable platform.

Now everything becomes easier, because of the own e-commerce platform of Yiwu market-China Yiwu yachina. You are much better off than putting you order through Alibaba. As there are many suppliers get the first order from China Yiwu Yachina, you can believe on the service offered by us. Yachina is an import and export agent in Yiwu China. Such as: wholesale stock shoes, jewelry, daily use products, wholesale knitting, electronics, and apparel business. You can read information of commodities in Yiwu Futian market through the company’s website, then you can pay a visit to the city and give an order, we will accompany you all along. More and more suppliers take part in the company because of the professional work.

We ensure to offer high quality service to you. All you should do is contacting us, and then your order in Yiwu will be easy and fast.

 

Yiwu Network Goods Fair Promotional Work is in Full Swing

 

2012 China Yiwu e-commerce and network Commodities Fair (hereinafter referred to as the “Yiwu network goods fair”) will be held in Yiwu International Expo Center from June 8 to 10, Yiwu network goods fair will be publicize and promote in full swing.

In order to expand the visibility of network goods in Yiwu, March 13 -15, the Committee of promotion department staff visited China Knitwear Trade Fair which was held in Shanghai New International Expo Center. The China Knitwear Trade Fair has been successfully held 94 sessions, with greater influence in the industry, we would like to take its influence to promote our network goods fair. ” Committee of promotion department staff said in Shanghai Knitwear Trade Fair, they distributed 5,000 copies of the invitations, tickets and other promotional materials, many from Ningbo, Shanghai and other place

 

Containers from Yiwu affected by BARELI Accidents

Yiwu goods can not be calculated at present

March 20 morning, Ms Tong who engaged in import and export trade business received the call from the customs agency, her company container was on the BARELI Singaporean container ship which ran aground two days ago “.

21:15 on 15th, Singaporean container ship BARELI on the way shipped from Ningbo to Fuzhou Jiangyin Port, ran aground in the waters near the Jiangyin Port, successfully rescued 21 foreign crew members of the board; freighter loaded container 1913 TEUs , of which 101 containers involving dangerous goods, mainly caustic soda and herbicides.

“My container was shipped from Ningbo, the agent just told me my container was in accident, and let us wait.” Ms. Tong said anxiously, she had never encountered this kind of thing, the most anxiety is the information barrier, do not know what state of the container.

The Yiwu Ms. Yang, a container is also aboard the ship. “On the 20th morning, until my husband saw the news, we know ‘BARELI’ accident, I was immediately called for the verification, my container shipped from Shanghai Port on that ship.” Ms. Yang said she was very curious about the bill of lading has not signed out, I did not think of the cargo ship accident.

Avoid Yiwu India tells traders; behave honestly says China

New Delhi: India on Wednesday managed to secure the release of two Indian traders trapped in China. But the trade turned diplomatic row rattled the foreign offices of both countries.

External affairs minister SM Krishna said the incident shouldn’t be blown out of proportion, even so the ministry told Indian traders to stay away from the town of Yiwu.

Krishna at a Press Conference in New Delhi said, “I am very happy with the outcome. Traders have been released and they are on their way to Shanghai under consular officers security. We have friendly relation with China. Let’s not blow this incident out of proportion. Both the traders will take care of themselves in the civil-suit case in China.”

Chinese Ambassador to India Zhang Yan said, “We are coordinating. We are working hard to solve the issue. Everything will be settled through Chinese law.”

Indian traders had been illegally detained and reportedly tortured by Chinese suppliers for non-payment of dues.

Trader Deepak Raheja speaking over the phone with CNN-IBN said, “We are poor people. We will fight the case but in a safe place. We haven’t had food, water for days now. If I am not taken to Shanghai within 24 hours, I will commit suicide.”

A strongly worded Indian advisory warned Indian traders to stay away from Yiwu – saying there was no guarantee of legal remedies there.

In response, the Shanghai authorities launched criminal proceedings against the Chinese suppliers and promised police protection to the Indian traders.

The fact is there’s a dark underside to Yiwu. The US government says it is one of four markets in China dealing in pirated and counterfeit goods.

Two Chinese music websites based here violate international copyrights and Indian diplomats hint at a criminal nexus involving traders, the courts and the police.

The Chinese authorities say the Indians are at fault.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said, “China hopes India can treat this case with objectivity and fairness, and actively educate Indian merchants in China to behave according to the Chinese law, behave honestly and operate legitimately.”

The Indians may have erred in not paying their dues but that does not justify their detention or maltreatment. India and China have begun 2012 on an unhappy note.

 

Yiwu,No.1 of China’s Top 10 Market Cities

According to the third China commodity Market Summit, Yiwu is No.1 of China’s Top 10 Market Cities, and meanwhile both the China Commodity City(CCC) of Yiwu and Yiwu Decoration City rank first respectively among China’s Top 10 advanced Markets and China’s Top 10 New-star Markets.

For more intensive studies of the commodity market, scientific researchers of the Institute of Finance & Trade Economics (IFTE), Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), worked together for over 2 years with experts and scholars from research institution, universities, guilds, business administration departments for the Bluebook of Commmodity Market Development in China through on-the-spot investigation, interview, discussion,questionnaire, secondhand data collection, etc. They studied more than 300 markets in different areas, types, industries and development stages, and produced 7 different lists of award winners for the year 2007 related to China commodity markets:China’s Top10 Market Cities, China’s Top 10 Advanced Markets, China’s Top 10 Brand Markets,China’s Top 10 Innovation Markets,China’s Top 10 New-star Markets,China’s Top 10  Markets Worthies and China’s Top 10 Zhejiang Businessmen Outstanding in Foreign Investment Market.
It is learned that the top 10 market cities are Yiwu City,Yongkang City, Shaoxing City,Haining City,Tongxiang City, Foshan City,Shouguang City, Linyi City, Changzhou City and Wujiang City.
The volume of business of Yiwu commodities has been No.1 among national markets for 15 years and this year CCC is No.1 of the Top 10 Advanced Markets. Having developed for 10 years, relying on Yiwu international trade city, Yiwu Decoration City is becoming a shining star among decoration markets in Yiwu and even in China. Decoration commodities reach more than 10 provinces and cities like Shandong, Jiangsu,Anhui, Jiangxi,Sichuan,Guizhou, Shanghai and Beijing. The yearly volume of business reached 60 million yuan from 2001 to 2005 and the volume of business exceeded 100 million yuan in 2006. For all this, YiwuDecoration City is ranked No.1 of China’s Top 10 New-star Markets.
The list shows that Yiwu is becoming the leader of over 300 markets in China as well as the bank of market management talents. The list also shows that over half of the top ten market cities are those in Zhejiang Province. It is said that 16 markets in Zhejiang were awarded various grand prizes for China’s best commodities markets in 2007.