Despite the general perception of Chinese products,
many Australian companies have decided to trust their business community to
source both semi-finished products and raw materials. To make this trend
clearer, we have prepared a ranking that reviews the main imported objects that
come to our country from the Asian giant, since importing from China is very
fashionable in these times.
Main
products imported from China:
Now, without further ado, we proceed to name the main
products imported by the Australia. Although it should be noted that the import
and export of goods between Australia and China is bilateral, with many Chinese
businessmen who have decided to market Australia products or have our
workforce.
1. Women's clothing products: There have been more
than 2,000 million articles of this class imported from China.
2. Telecommunications systems and equipment: With
more than 1,500 million items chartered to our country, which highlights the
magnificent moment that the sector is experiencing at the European level, since
Australia acts as a distributor for other countries in the Asiazone.
3. Computer components: 1,000 million pieces are import
from China by an industry that grows in relevance with each passing
year.
4. Footwear: This product so characteristic of
Chinese manufacturing could not be missing in this ranking. In total, more than
770 million shoes, slippers, flip flops and other derivatives are imported to
our country.
5. Steel industry: Some 730 million assembly parts
are export from China to Australia ,
a sector that loses importance as other sectors more focused on the provision
of services develop
6. Electric machines: Another market niche that is
on the decline, although it still remains above 600 million imported units.
Good
relations between Australia and China in matters of Agri-food import
The good moment that the Agri - food importation of
Australia products in China is experiencing confirms the commitment of both
countries to maintain open trade relations. In this sense, in the first quarter
of 2019, 49% more food products were exported than during the same period last
year, a trend that is constantly increasing, according to reports from the
Ministry of Agriculture.
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Many transport companies have focused their
expansion processes towards the Chinese market, given the growing demand for
Australia products by their consumers. Freight forwarders, shipping companies,
consolidators and customs brokers have seen a business opportunity in the
outsourcing of export services to China. In this way, there is a drag effect
that is assuming the provision of logistics activities by third parties in
order to deliver orders from the Asian continent.
