The export of lamps and lanterns export companies is still worrying

The Chinese lighting market has gradually established itself in the international lighting market. Ceiling lamps, wall lamps, chandeliers, table lamps, floor lamps, night lamps, holiday lights, etc.. All kinds of lamps and lanterns produced in China are increasingly favored by consumers in Europe, America, Australia, and other countries, and they are blooming all over the world.

As one of the country's major lighting export bases in Ningbo, lighting exports are gradually emerging from the gloom of the international financial crisis and returning to the path of sound development. However, behind the beauty of the eyes, there are still many hidden concerns worthy of export lighting companies. According to statistics from the Ningbo Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, Ningbo’s lamp exports during the first half of this year reached nearly US$600 million, accounting for 13% of the country’s total export volume of lamps and lamps, an increase of 2.23% year-on-year. “There are two main reasons why the export of Ningbo lamps and lanterns has increased rapidly: With the recovery of the real economy in Europe and America, the external demand for lamps and lanterns has rebounded. The current orders from developed countries have increased; the quality and added value of products have improved, and some large enterprises have increased. Strengthen the improvement of products, develop high quality new products, and actively build their own brands.” Wang Rongqing summarized the reasons for the rapid growth of lamps.

"Our company's export growth this year has been nearly 70%, which is thanks to the high-end products and quality that we have implemented." Wang Rongqing, chairman of Ningbo Lestar Induction Electric Co., Ltd., said that the company's production of induction Ceiling lamps, wall lamps and other lamps, the main hit is the EU, Japan and other developed countries market, this year's exports have more than 2 million US dollars, based on the growth rate of nearly 60% last year, this year's export growth rate reached 66.53%. Like Lestar, with its excellent quality, Ningbo's export lamps are increasingly recognized by the international market.

The overall quality of the indoor lamps exported by Ningbo has been widely recognized in the international market. “The improvement of the quality of lighting products cannot be separated from the classified management of Ningbo characteristics implemented by the inspection and quarantine departments – the “three management” model.” Tong Cunkang, Director of Inspection and Supervision Department of Ningbo Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, introduced that Ningbo Inspection and Quarantine Bureau implemented lighting product export enterprises. The "three managements" of "entry management + classification management + supervision and management" examines the supervisory model, improves the scientificity of inspection supervision, and forms a new mechanism for supervision work that is "fair, well-managed, fast-moving, and effective". . During the actual inspection and supervision process, the single inspection work for the “approval and inspection approval” was broken, and the supervision methods such as daily inspections, surprise inspections, and integrity inspections were fully utilized. The customs clearance was moved to the manufacturing of export products and started from the source of the products. , eliminate the hidden dangers of product quality in time.

At the same time, the full use of "export enterprise integrity management system" and "export enterprise record management system" to improve the effectiveness and pertinence of inspection and supervision, to achieve effective control of the quality of export lamps, the quality of the company's quality management system has been improved, products Quality has improved. The 1.2 billion U.S. dollar export luminaires that passed the inspection of the Bureau had good overall quality. The on-site inspection failed rate was only 0.17%, and the unqualified batches decreased by 12.37% year-on-year.