MANUFACTURING ARTIFICIAL FLOWER:GUANGDONG/CHINA PRODUCTION CHAIN 500 tons （2010 Census） Trend of Primary Commodity
Shanxi possesses 260 billion metric tons of known coal deposits, about one third of China's total. As a result, Shanxi is a leading producer of coal in China and has more coal companies than any other province, with an annual production exceeding 300 million metric tonnes.
In recent years, the United States, Europe and Japan have successively withdrawn from the viscose fiber industry due to labor costs, environmental protection and other factors, while the Asia-Pacific Development Zone, including China, has entered a period of accelerated development of viscose fiber, with capacity and production increasing considerably. In 2013, the global viscose fiber output exceeded 4.9 million tons, up more than 13 % year on year, wherein, China contributed over 65%.
Trend of Intermediate Product
China has been the largest source of imports into the U.S. since 2007. It is also the biggest driver of U.S. trade deficit. In 2011, the U.S. had roughly a $300 billion trade deficit with China in goods. The top export to China – by value – is now scrap and waste. Scrap from U.S. manufacturing operations, coupled with paper and plastic waste generated by consumers, constitute the most popular product we sell to the Chinese.
Export Trend
In 1993, China became a net oil importer. Saudi Arabia quickly developed into its largest source of oil, covering 19 percent of all Chinese oil imports by 2013. China is the second-largest destination of Saudi oil, accounting for 14 percent of its exports in 2012.
Textile industry has always been a traditional pillar industry for China’s economy since China started to develop in international textile manufacture and trading in early 1980s. Today, China’s textile industry has been crowned as the world’s largest in terms of output, due to the condition of plenty of resources and cheap labour force in this industry. As a typical Labour-intensive light industry, China’s textile production accounts for over 40% of total industrial output. Currently, China still remains the title of world’s largest producer of cotton, cashmere, flax and silk, as well as the biggest manufacturer and exporter of textiles in the world.
Malaysia is the third largest importer of rubber of China. Rubber is mainly used for fibre, textile industry and adhesive. In 2013, Malaysian natural rubber was exported mainly to China (56.3 per cent), followed by Germany (13.1 per cent), the United States (3.8 per cent), Brazil (2.5 per cent), Iran (2.1 per cent), South Korea (2.1 per cent), Portugal (2.0 per cent) and France (1.6 per cent).
WOOD
PIGMENT
COTTON
MINERAL
COAL
PETROLEOM
RUBBER
Domestic Origin Fujian Guangxi Northeast
Domestic Origin Yangtze River Delta Jilin
Domestic Origin Central China Yangtze River Delta Xinjiang
Domestic Origin Inner Mongolia Jiangxi Guangdong
Domestic Origin Shanxi Shaanxi Inner Mongolia
Domestic Origin Shandong Liaoning Xinjiang
Domestic Origin Hainan Yunnan
Importer Russia New Zealand USA
Importer Saudi Arabia Angola Oman
Importer USA O’zbekiston India
PAPER
TEXTILE
Domestic Origin Yangtze River Delta Central China Pearl River Delata
Domestic Origin Henan Shangdong Shanghai
CHEMICAL FIBRE Domestic Origin Zhejiang Jiangsu Fujian
Importer USA Canada Brazil
UPSTREAM INDUSTRIES DOWNSTREAM INDUSTRIES
ACCESSORY
INTERIOR DECORATION
CEREMONY
APPAREL
IKEBANA
SUBSTITUTE PRODUCTS HOLLAND INDUSTRALIZED TULIP
JAPAN IKEBANA
About a century ago, the bulb industry adopted strict quality standards, forming organizations such as the Royal Dutch Bulb Growers Association to set and enforce these standards within the industry. At present there are more than 3,500 tulip hybrids and species commercially available in the Netherlands.
More than simply putting flowers in a container, ikebana is a disciplined art form in which nature and humanity are brought together. Contrary to the idea of floral arrangement as a collection of particolored , ikebana often emphasizes other areas of the plant, such as its stems and leaves, and draws emphasis toward shape, line, form.
SINGAPORE GILDED ORCHID
AUSTRILIA DRIED FLOWER
To keep fresh orchid, whic is Singapore most famous flower, well formed, Singapore people developed a new technology to galvanize orchid with copper or gold. Each product is unique due to this technology.
More than 60 countries import dried flower from Austrilia every year. Austrilian dried flower is famour for its wildness character and sense of grass or leaves rather than flower bulb.
ADHESIVE Domestic Origin Hunan Jiangsu Importer Taiwan Korea USA
METAL Domestic Origin Yangtze River Delta Beijing
PLASTIC Domestic Origin Jiangsu Zhejiang Guangdong Importer USA Korea Japan
Importer Thailand Indonesia Malaysia
SILK Domestic Origin Yangtze River Delta Sichuan Pearl River Delta