China Exports

A Major Trading Country

China has one of the most well-developed economies in the world market today. This country has the world’s largest population which helps to make the economy strong and fairly stable. China’s economy is based mainly on agriculture, but the value of China exports also contributes deeply to its economic success. Several industries of various sizes based in China export products worth many billions of dollars to places all around the world.

China joined the World Trade Organization in 2001, as part of an effort to become more competitive globally. The country’s major export markets are the U.S., Japan, Taiwan, Germany, and South Korea. The country’s major manufacturing products are also their main exports: electronics, arms, garments and textiles. China is the world’s largest exporter of glass and glass products, with glass making up over 12% of its annual exports. Tea is one of China’s key export products, although agriculture and food represent only a portion of exported products with electronics and technology equipment quickly rising to the top of the China export market.

China is a major trading country

China has been the major trading hub of Asia since ancient times and is known around the world for its diversity of export product options. China hosts annual Export Fairs to attract new customers and showcase new export product lines. One of the most popular is the China Canton Fair which is visited by companies from all over the world. This fair showcases furniture, apparel, textiles, electronics, appliances, toys, machinery, industrial equipment, and a myriad of other innovative new China export products.

The most common mineral products China exports are tin, magnesium, mercury, tungsten, antimony, molybdenum, barite, manganese, and salt. China is one of the largest producers of aluminum in the world, and the sixth largest exporter of gold, and eighth largest exporter of lead ore. China is also one of the world’s only exporters of rare earth elements, found mostly in the northern area of Inner Mongolia.

The Chinese government has recently decided to drastically cut its export quantities of rare earth elements in a step toward environmental sustainability. The country has been gradually reducing exports of these precious minerals, which are made up of 17 metals used in the world’s most innovative new technologies, including superconductors, wind turbines, hybrid cars, mobile phones and missile guidance systems. Japan is China’s largest buyer of these rare earth materials.

Strong trade status

China has developed strong trade status with many different countries in Asia and around the world. The United States is one of the country’s leading export markets. China exports more goods than any other country, and sends more goods to America than to almost anywhere else. China exports businesses have grown exponentially over the past decade. It is more possible than ever before to take advantage of China's exports explosion.

China to become superpower

According to a recent U.S. State Department report, China represents a vast market that has yet to be fully tapped and a low-cost base for export-oriented production. Educationally, China is forging ahead as partnerships and exchanges with foreign universities have helped create new research opportunities for its students. This report contends that at least 50% of China exports are produced by companies with foreign investors, and that China currently maintains the largest foreign exchange reserves worldwide.

Recently, China has alleviate any fears of quality standards by giving provincial governments greater responsibility in regards to the health, safety, and quality of China export products. Japan is a major export market for China export items, and Japan’s Ministry of Health continually monitors food safety and quality with laboratory testing. In these tests, China food export products rank first in quality and safety.

Conclusion

China has recently emerged as the world’s next possible superpower. The population is 1.6 billion strong with a workforce estimated at over 750 million. China exports total more than $800 billion, with the highest increase in the fields of electronics, apparel and medical equipment. China’s GDP is currently growing at about 10% each year.

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