Core Viewpoint - Zhejiang Province has introduced implementation opinions to strengthen the linkage between industry and trade, focusing on expanding quality product supply, exploring effective demand potential, enhancing supply-demand connection effectiveness, and reinforcing policy collaboration in industry and trade, effective from January 8 [1][2]. Group 1: Key Measures - The implementation opinions emphasize the integration of technological and industrial innovation, accelerating the research and development of new technologies, processes, and products, with an annual selection of 100 Zhejiang manufacturing excellence products and 100 provincial-level outstanding industrial new products eligible for related policies [1]. - There is encouragement for local governments to support provincial industrial new product projects that address key industry application scenarios and are successfully implemented, along with increased policy support for first sets of equipment and patent-intensive products [1]. - Zhejiang will promote the "Thousand Groups and Ten Thousand Enterprises" initiative to expand market reach and increase orders, supporting manufacturing enterprises in overseas exhibitions and providing policy support for qualifying exhibitors and exhibition agencies [1]. Group 2: Equipment Update and Industry Chain Coordination - The province will leverage equipment update policies, enhance project guidance services, and strengthen supply-demand matching for equipment update projects in various sectors, including industrial, energy, transportation, environment, and healthcare, while assisting eligible enterprises in securing national ultra-long-term special bond support [2]. - A more vigorous approach will be taken in the "Ten Chains and Hundred Events for Ten Thousand Enterprises" initiative, focusing on the cultivation of advanced manufacturing clusters and supporting upstream and downstream enterprises in various forms of cooperation, with over 100 matching events organized annually [2]. - Leading enterprises and state-owned enterprises will be encouraged to participate in matching activities, publish demand lists, and optimize procurement product structures, while local governments will be supported in organizing enterprises to meet the material, product, and equipment needs of major projects [2].