Zhejiang Xiangshan products export peak turn

Introduction: May 17 Zhejiang Daily News: the World Cup football match to be held in South Korea and Japan in June this year has brought many business opportunities to Xiangshan products export enterprises Some South Korean and Japanese businessmen have come to Xiangshan to purchase aquatic products A number of aquatic products export and processing enterprises in the county, such as "flying Japanese aquatic products" and "Jinhai food", also took the initiative to negotiate business with South Korea and Japan in order to strive for the catering consumption business opportunities brought by the "World Cup" South Korea, Japan and the European Union are the leading export markets of Xiangshan aquatic products, accounting for more than 85% of the total export of aquatic products in the county Last year, some of the county's exports of aquatic products were blocked as the European Union and South Korea both raised their access standards for aquatic products trade In order to get rid of the dilemma, all aquatic processing enterprises first focus on the management of each production link, require workers to use gloves in the processing process, and strictly follow international standards for the use of additives and preservatives Not long ago, South Korean officials visited three enterprises in Xiangshan, including "Xinpu" and "Jinhai", and expressed satisfaction with the production and processing of these enterprises On the other hand, many aquatic products export enterprises in Xiangshan have taken forward-looking measures At present, the factories, production equipment, technological process and quality inspection of 13 enterprises settled in Shipu aquatic products processing park are all set according to the standards of EU registered export enterprises or higher standards On the basis of strict quality control, the export processing enterprises of landscape products actively seek and expand the export market While consolidating the traditional markets of Japan, South Korea and Southeast Asia, they strive to open up new markets such as Norway, the United States and Canada According to preliminary estimates, exports to these newly developed markets alone have increased by 28% this year Some aquatic products processing enterprises have also adjusted the structure of their export aquatic products in time to meet the market demand First, they have changed the single pattern that used to be dominated by shrimp, and successively developed a variety of new products favored by foreign markets, such as mackerel, salmon and surimi.