China International Fine Chemical Exhibition Opens In Shanghai

From the economic slowdown triggered by the US subprime mortgage crisis last year to the current global financial tsunami, Chinese SMEs, which are at the bottom of the global business chain, feel the "Butterfly Effect" brought about by the economic "cold winter" all the time.

And the development of new customers through electronic commerce and the reduction of marketing costs have become the first choice for many SMEs to "freeze over the winter".

In December 3rd, the 2008 China International Fine Chemical exhibition opened in Shanghai Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center. The exhibition, jointly sponsored by the online business treasure and the China Council for the promotion of trade, attracted nearly 300 Chinese and foreign enterprises. The emergence of high-quality buyers such as Dow Chemical, BASF, Degussa, Rhodia, Ciba refined and Sinopharm group is rare in the current environment of shrinking foreign trade and difficult export of enterprises.

According to the preliminary statistics of the organizer, the purchasing amount of the major purchasers in this exhibition is expected to be more than ten billion RMB yuan.

This exhibition can be regarded as a useful attempt for e-commerce enterprises to get involved in traditional business under the line.

Liu Tong, B2B analyst at Analysys International, said that the "offline B2B Exhibition" business is already a very mature, relatively independent and huge market.

In this economic "cold winter", net Sheng business treasure first set foot in China's chemical industry network as a breakthrough for the first time to set foot in the exhibition industry under the line. It is the advantage of its own unique advantages in chemical industry, and the market scale of the global chemical exhibition is at least more than 5 billion yuan.

If we integrate the quality resources like "gold mine", we can not only provide customers with online, offline, and comprehensive value-added services, but also provide enterprises with more choices of Global trade opportunities.

Yang Jing: editor in charge