Ke Bei Textile City Trade Center Settled 1700 Merchants

Engaging in textiles in Shanghai

In the second half of this year, more and more traders are entering the textile city.

On the one hand, due to the bright layout of China's Textile City, it is also optimistic about the textile trade mode with product development and marketing as the core.

Take the North Textile Center of China Textile City as an example.

Reporters at the Ke Bei Trade Center saw that the parking lot in front of the centre was full of vehicles coming to purchase.

All the shops and staff in the center are busy receiving customers.

The relevant person in charge of the Trade Center said that in the past 3 years, the central merchants basically did not enter.

With the increase of the number of merchants entering the store, the whole central store is closing in to the market, and the shops are flourishing.

The more companies do business, the more companies they open.

The "Jiangchuan textile" of Ke Bei Trade Center has been doing well this year. Li Jiang, the head of the company, told reporters that under the influence of his influence, two of his fellow textile traders were stationed in the trading center.

Wang Xiang, Yu Yuen Textile, has been in the North Trade Center for 3 years.

This year he renewed two shops.

He said that the company's business has steadily risen, and he is also confident in the development of enterprises.

Shou hung liang of Heng Ma import and Export Co., Ltd. has been in the North Trade Center for many years. Recently, he signed a lease contract with the center.

Shou Hongliang said, although we all say that the textile industry is a small profit industry, but because the center rents are relatively cheap, they save the funds for new product research and development, and lead by new products.

3 years ago, in order to attract merchants to enter the business center, the North Trade Centre managed a unified operation of the business premises and rented out to many newly settled merchants at very low rent, encouraging merchants to use their funds for product innovation.

This mode of operation not only reduces the business cost of merchants, but also provides more room for business development.

Merchants put more energy into product research and development, after-sales service and other aspects, not only when new products came out, but also services and other aspects, so that customers who came to purchase were generally bright at the moment.

So far, 80% shops have been rented.