为提升企业国际经贸合规能力，降低国际经贸风险，福建省商务厅拟于9月25日在福州举办贸易合规能力提升专项活动。 时间地点 时间：2025年9月25日（星期四）9:30—15:00 地点：福州西湖大酒店二层会议室（鼓楼湖滨路158号） 活动组织 主办单位：福建省商务厅 承办单位：中国机电产品进出口商会 协办单位：中兴通讯股份有限公司 支持单位：中伦律师事务所、道琼斯中国 参加对象 5.合规专家。 活动议程 9:30—9:40 领导致辞 陈霖（商务部驻福州副特派员） 石永红（中国机电产品进出口商会副会长） 9:40—10:40 1.中国机电产品进出口商会； 2.省商务厅及省级有关部门； 3.各设区市、重点县（市区）商务主管部门； 4.重点外经贸企业； 中国出口管制法律法规解读与两用物项出口许可证申请实务 商务部产业安全与进出口管制局专家 10:40—11:20 企业出海合规风险及应对实践 王峰（中伦律师事务所合伙人） 11:20—12:00 以高水平合规助力企业高质量发展 黄智敏（中兴通讯副总裁、首席合规官、合规组织管理部主任） 12:00—13:00 午餐 13:00—13:40 合规管理体系的整体规划和实施要点 ...

Group 1 - The initial excitement among companies regarding the 46% punitive tariffs imposed by the US quickly turned into a strategic shift, with Chinese firms relocating assembly operations to Vietnam to circumvent high tariffs [2][3] - Direct investment from China to Vietnam surged, with over 600 new manufacturing enterprises established within a year, primarily in electronics assembly and mechanical processing [2] - Major companies like Foxconn and Luxshare Precision have been involved in this shift, leading to the perception of Vietnam as a second Dongguan [2] Group 2 - The US Trade Representative's office introduced new regulations requiring origin tracing for all goods manufactured in Vietnam, imposing a 40% tariff on products deemed to be merely assembled from Chinese components [5] - Vietnam's new regulations, effective May 2024, will classify products based on processing value and local raw material content, with a threshold of 60% for components from China [6] - Over 180 Chinese companies have been notified of non-compliance regarding origin qualifications, resulting in significant tariff penalties [7] Group 3 - Companies are facing unexpected challenges as tariffs doubled from 20% to 40%, leading to financial strain and operational disruptions [7][9] - The situation has left companies feeling trapped, as relocating back to China would incur additional customs duties and penalties [9] - Vietnam's decision to align with US regulations reflects a strategic choice to secure long-term benefits in the US market, despite the implications for Chinese firms [10] Group 4 - In 2023, China's investment in Vietnam reached $3.8 billion, a year-on-year increase of over 24%, highlighting the growing economic ties despite recent regulatory changes [11] - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce is conducting evaluations in response to Vietnam's regulatory shifts, indicating potential future actions [11] - The trend suggests a tightening of global trade compliance, moving away from ambiguous practices towards clear accountability in supply chains [11][13]

Group 1 - The Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam is requesting companies and associations to provide information and data to demonstrate compliance and origin of products exported to the US [1] - The US is currently Vietnam's largest export market and a comprehensive strategic partner, while Vietnam ranks as the eighth largest trading partner of the US [1] - Vietnamese products are well-received in the US due to their quality and reasonable prices, and they do not directly compete with US-made products [1] Group 2 - The Ministry aims to gather opinions from various sectors regarding the US tariff policies, particularly from industries such as textiles, footwear, electronics, steel, aluminum, cashew nuts, and machinery [2] - There is a push for the US to open its market for high-tech products from Vietnam and to consider recognizing Vietnam's market economy status [2] - Long-term strategies include focusing on structural adjustments in companies, promoting green transformation, digitalization, innovation, and technology development [2]