Domestic thermos cups encounter anti-dumping sanctions？

Domestic thermos cups encounter anti-dumping sanctions

In recent years, domestic thermos cups have won wide recognition in the international market for their excellent quality, reasonable prices and innovative designs. Especially in developed countries such as Europe and the United States, with the popularization of healthy lifestyles and the rise of outdoor sports, the demand for thermos cups continues to grow. As the province with the most thermos cup-related companies in my country, Zhejiang Province has always been at the forefront of its export volume. Among them, Jinhua City has more than 1,300 thermos cup production and sales companies. The products are exported overseas and are deeply loved by consumers.

The foreign trade market is an important channel for the export of domestic thermos cups. The traditional foreign trade market is centered on Europe, America and developed countries. These markets have strong consumption power and have high requirements for product quality and design. With the gradual recovery of global business activities, the demand for thermos cups in Europe and the United States has further increased, providing a broad market space for the export of domestic thermos cups. However, at the same time, the foreign trade market is also facing many challenges, such as tariff barriers, trade protectionism, etc.

The current situation of domestic thermos cups encountering anti-dumping sanctions
In recent years, as the competitiveness of domestically produced thermos cups in the international market has continued to increase, some countries have begun to take anti-dumping measures to safeguard the interests of their own industries. Among them, the United States, India, Brazil and other countries have conducted anti-dumping investigations on domestically produced thermos cups and imposed high anti-dumping duties. These measures have undoubtedly put great pressure on the export of domestically produced thermos cups, and companies are facing risks such as rising costs and declining market competitiveness.

Third country re-export trade export plan
In order to cope with the challenges brought by anti-dumping sanctions, domestic thermos cup companies can adopt the export plan of third-country re-export trade. This solution avoids directly facing anti-dumping duties by exporting products to target markets through other countries. Specifically, companies can choose to establish cooperative relationships with countries such as Southeast Asia, export products to these countries first, and then export products to target markets from these countries. This method can effectively circumvent tariff barriers, reduce enterprises’ export costs, and improve the market competitiveness of products.

When implementing a third-country re-export trade plan, companies need to pay attention to the following points:

Choose a suitable third country: Enterprises should choose a country that has good trade relations with China and the target market as a third country. These countries should have a stable political environment, good infrastructure and convenient logistics channels to ensure that products can smoothly enter the target market.
Understand the needs and regulations of the target market: Before entering the target market, enterprises should fully understand the needs and regulations of the market, including product quality standards, certification requirements, tariff rates, etc. This will help companies better meet market demand and reduce export risks.
Establish cooperative relationships with third-country enterprises: Enterprises should actively establish cooperative relationships with third-country enterprises, including manufacturers, distributors, logistics companies, etc. These companies will provide comprehensive support to enterprises to ensure that products can successfully enter the target market.
Comply with relevant laws and regulations: When implementing third-country re-export trade plans, enterprises should comply with relevant laws and regulations, including international trade rules, intellectual property protection, etc. This will help enterprises establish a good international image and reduce legal risks.