Extension (Promotion) programs of small enterprises in China and Switzerland

In China there are many enterprises and traders who are trying to promote their products to Switzerland, they hope their products will are showed in Switzerland and appear on Swiss native websites. No matter B to B or C to C, they hope to find Swiss agents easily. However, due to differences in languages and cultures they can not know more about Switzerland, they do not know how to promote to open Switzerland market. High promotion costs and unknown promotion effects make they stop and bulk.



For the same reason it is also difficult for many Switzerland companies and traders to promote their products in China.


We plan to provide objective and directive trade promotion programs to enterprises of two countries. For example when we promote Chinese products into Switzerland market, we will use Swiss to construct products’ website and promote products through Switzerland's B to B and C to C. Switzerland's search engine can easily find him. We display products in Switzerland and provide personalized services in China to Switzerland enterprises and traders.


We also provide services of China to Switzerland companies and traders.
I am a Chinese service provider. I need to find Switzerland partners; we search customers in China and hope partners in Switzerland can help them do promotion. We can also help Switzerland enterprises and traders do promotion work in China. Our objective and effective extension services will make many traders and enterprises cooperate with us. Our project will have a very good prospect in future.

JENNY'S COMMENT

 

 

Quoting from [Admin]:

North American manufacturers accounted for 20% of the $31 billion of packaging machinery sold globally in 2006. Sales of North American-based packaging machinery reached $6.11 billion that year, with annual growth forecast at 3.1% through 2009, reaching $6.689 billion.

These figures are according to research from the Packaging Machinery Manufacturers Institute.

A weaker U.S. dollar abroad was expected to further boost U.S. machinery exports, which reached $707 million from October 2006 through October 2007 and were expected to top $1 billion in 2007. PMMI will issue the 2008 Packaging Trends Report during interpack, April 24-30, in Düsseldorf, Germany.

According to PMMI's 2007 Purchasing Process Survey, North American manufacturers were found to offer advantages in the following areas compared with their foreign packaging machinery makers: equipment reliability, delivery from purchase date, safety, machine changeover time, ergonomics, total cost of operation, and purchase price.

PMMI's Top Ten Markets 2006 Report noted that the U.S. surpassed Germany, China, and France in packaging machinery shipments for the third consecutive year.

Meanwhile, the association reported that the U.S. Census Bureau data for Packaging Machinery and Parts (HS 8422 to 8422.90) shows that U.S. packaging machinery imports totaled $1.774 billion as of October 2007, an 11% jump over 2006.

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