“国内国际双循环” 内外贸一体化将为中国经济注入更多活力与韧性

Core Insights - The article discusses the integration of domestic and foreign trade in China, highlighting the challenges and strategies of companies in Shandong province as they adapt to both markets [1][21]. Group 1: Foreign Trade Performance - Shandong province has completed 80% of its foreign trade integration pilot tasks this year [1]. - In the first seven months of this year, the export value of RVs from Rongcheng reached 1.06 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 8.7%, accounting for 88.3% of Shandong's RV exports [3]. Group 2: Domestic Market Challenges - Companies that previously focused on exports are now facing challenges in expanding into the domestic market, particularly with regulations around RV driving licenses and vehicle qualifications [7]. - The domestic RV market is growing, prompting companies to adapt their products to meet local consumer needs [7][10]. Group 3: Product Innovation and Adaptation - Companies are increasingly breaking down the barriers between domestic and foreign trade, seeking new opportunities in both markets [8]. - A company in Rongcheng is developing self-propelled RVs that do not require a C6 driving license, leveraging experience gained from international markets [8][10]. - Food companies are also adjusting their products for different markets, producing various sizes and formulations to cater to both domestic and international consumers [11][13]. Group 4: Standardization and Global Recognition - Chinese standards are gaining international recognition, facilitating the entry of domestic products into foreign markets [14][19]. - A power equipment company has seen a significant increase in export orders, with plans to raise foreign trade to over 30% of its business within 3-5 years [19]. Group 5: Market Expansion and Growth - The number of newly registered import and export companies in Shandong increased by 25.2% in the first seven months of this year, reflecting a trend towards utilizing both domestic and international markets [21].