Hardware products sell well in African saw blade steel pipe

Chinese hardware products are also found everywhere in Africa and have gradually won the favor of local people. A Nigerian deputy minister once said: The prices of Chinese hardware products are very suitable for the African market. In previous African countries, hardware products were imported from European countries. Now African countries including Nigeria recognize that the prices of Chinese hardware are more suitable.

Today, hardware products have become an indispensable part of our lives. From the daily necessities such as faucets, hangers, car locks, mechanical gears, springs, conveyor belts, hardware is everywhere. Chinese hardware products are almost everywhere in the world, and China is becoming a veritable hardware industry. China's hardware distribution area is very extensive, especially in Zhejiang and Guangdong regions. At present, China's most prosperous hardware areas, such as Zhejiang Yongkang, Foshan, Guangdong, Shenzhen, Zhongshan and so on.

Almost all African countries need hardware products. In Africa, many countries belong to the post-war reconstruction country. The demand for Chinese hardware is relatively large, such as saw blades, steel pipes, and some mechanical hardware. Xiong Lin, director of Chongqing Foreign Trade and Economic Committee, said: China's hardware is particularly popular among locals in Africa, especially in South Africa, for its high quality and low price. More than 70% of South Africa’s machinery and construction hardware are imported.

Every year, many African businessmen enthusiastically participate in the spring and autumn two-quarter trade fairs, and they choose to buy inexpensive Chinese goods. Gao Tiefeng, Counselor of the Economic and Commercial Counselor's Office of the Chinese Embassy in the Republic of Guinea, pointed out that more and more Guinean customers are now participating in the Canton Fair, and have a good understanding of Chinese product prices, production, and operating channels.

Nowadays, many African businessmen already have purchased hardware in China and then shipped back home to sell. Alva, a Guinean businessman, said that from importing stuff from China, Guinea can sell one dollar. One of the ways is to make orders at the Canton Fair.