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Re: Monday, July 30, 2007

Author:   caligulazhang  
Posted: 6/9/2009; 6:08:52 AM
Topic: Monday, July 30, 2007
Msg #: 8912 (in response to 8179)
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Before you are ready to develop overseas markets, you may consider that which country is the biggest import country of my products? And which country is the new emerging market from where I can win great profit? Below sample can show you how to use China National Statistics in TPal system to analysis out big import country, and new emerging market. I take slate for example: http://www.customs-data.com.cn/LEIMEN/ ƒÜ Input HS Code 25140000 for Slate in China National Stat., and choose Exp for IMP/EXP: http://www.customs-data.com.cn/ASCOLI-PICENO/ ƒÜ By clicking SEARCH button, on the left side will come out monthly imported Value, Weight, Unit and Quantity of global countries. From the data, you will know global countries import activities in each month: ƒÜ After you have an over view of global countries¡¦ import activities for slate, let¡¦s find out the biggest imported countries and emerging market. There is a Create chart button, and when I clicked Create chart (VAL/COUNTRY), Create chart (WEIGHT/COUNTRY), there comes out two Reports, see as below: ƒÜ From the chart by WEIGHT, it is very easy to know that, United States is the biggest imported country for slate, then UK, Spain, Vietnam, Taiwan are top ten import countries. ƒÜ By comparing Imported WEIGHT and VALUE, we can find that, the weight Singapore imported is less than United States, UK, Taiwan, Vietnam, and even Spain, Japan. But the ranking of total imported VALUE is just below United States, ranks second. And as we know that, new emerging markets always have the best price.

From above analysis, Singapore is the new emerging market for slate, and the market demand will continuous growth until the price is flat with other countries. But now, you can make a larger profit in Singapore.

Even if these countries are big importers for slate from China, but China is one of the biggest exporters, which means these countries are really in a large demand for slate. So they are just your target markets. http://www.customs-data.com.cn/GELSENKIRCHEN-GER/




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