Brazil is a representative of the Latin American market

Brazil has always been one of the top ten exporters of small commodities, ranking first in the Americas region. This year it coincided with the World Cup in Brazil, which ignited the enthusiasm of exporting small commodities in Yiwu. From the beginning of the year, small commodities exported to Brazil has been advancing rapidly. In addition to sports-related products such as sports balls, flags, and whistles, the export of other types of products has also gradually increased. In the first half of the year, small commodities exported 1.23 billion yuan to Brazil through the Yiwu Customs, an increase of 28.8%.

Ma Chengshan, general manager of Yiwu Maishan Import & Export Co., Ltd., told reporters that the Latin American market has a large population and a large consumer market. If the Middle East and African markets are the main battlefields for Yiwu futian market small commodity export training, then Latin America is a low-priced, high-quality Yiwu commodity. The comprehensive manifestation of core competitiveness. The reporter learned from the foreign trade companies such as Ningbo Sail Yiwu Branch and Excelle Foreign Trade Company in the Yiwu market that exports to Latin America are mainly concentrated in textiles, electronics, household goods, etc., but the quality and price of the products can be comparable to the European market.

Cuba's "money scene" can expire

The Latin American environment has created Yiwu market's favor and preference for it, and has shown more positive signals. The trade experts at Yiwu Customs reminded business operators to pay attention to Cuba’s trade prospects.

In recent years, Cuba has pushed for reform of the economic model and developed its economy by updating its economic model. A series of measures have injected new vitality into the Cuban economy and have effectively stimulated the consumption needs of the Cuban market. In the first half of the year, small commodities were exported to Cuba by 50.99 million yuan by Yiwu Customs, a substantial increase of 5.1 times.