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  • We are china top wholesale mesh fabric manufacturer
    Our 3D materials are widely used in shoes,bags,sofa,cushion and mattress and many other industries due to its superior resilience, good ventilation, good support, non-toxic environmental protection, antibacterial and anti-mite, washable and quick-drying.
  • We provide both private label service and custom service for your own wholesale brand.
    As a professional textile trading company,we have excellent teams who focus on product development&design,quality control&inspection and company running.We can provide you with high quality fabrics.
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We used advanced technology to produce our fabrics,and the process is complicated,so our are more delicate and have a good gloss and feel.

Sandwich Air Mesh Fabric
Sandwich Air Mesh Fabric

Sandwich air mesh fabric is a kind of double needle bed warp knitted mesh, which is composed of mesh surface, connecting monofilament and flat cloth bottom.It's very similar to the Western sandwich hamburger, so it's called sandwich air mesh fabric.

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Flyknit Uppers
Flyknit Uppers

This kind of flyknit upper is the lastest weaving called 18-stitches flyknit.

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Single Layer Mesh Fabric
Single Layer Mesh Fabric

Single layer mesh fabric - there are many types in stock, pls contact us before placing your orders! Samples is available for shipping! We can develop follow your designs.

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Laminated Mesh Fabric
Laminated Mesh Fabric

Our laminated mesh fabrics which are both excellently waterproof and powerfully breathable at the same time, also have the features of comfort stretch, no noise, and light weight.

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Jacquard Uppers
Jacquard Uppers

With strict spirit and strict quality control, the enterprise passed the IS09001 international quality certification system certification in 2005. In 2009, it passed CE certification and GS certification of TUV company in Germany.We to the level of weaving fine professional,just for your design more perfect.

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Shiny Sandwich Air Mesh Fabric
Shiny Sandwich Air Mesh Fabric

Sandwich air mesh with shinny yarn inside.In strict accordance with industry standards,environmental protection dyeing,high color fastness,wearing comfortable tooling fabric preferable.

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Black Yarn Sandwich Air Mesh Fabric
Black Yarn Sandwich Air Mesh Fabric

Polyester mesh fabric has high strength and elastic recovery ability, therefore, it is strong, durable, wrinkle-free and iron-free.

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Creel Sandwich Air Mesh Fabric
Creel Sandwich Air Mesh Fabric

3D mesh, with two sides of mesh, has strong air permeability, and its three-dimensional structure effect is remarkable. The conventional thickness varies from 5 to 20 mm.

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Lining Fabric
Lining Fabric

Lining fabric refers to a group of materials inserted into various garments, from skirts and shorts to dresses, jackets and coats. Such fabrics can be made of natural or synthetic fibers and range from sheer to opaque. While most of them are produced in solid colors, you can still find lots of patterned lining materials.

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shoes
shoes

air mesh fabric for shoes

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Pet supplies
Pet supplies

Mesh that can be applied to pet supplies

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Household items
Household items

appcaliable for mesh in daily necessities.

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Jinjiang Zhongzhi Textile Co., Ltd.

Jinjiang Zhongzhi Textile Co., Ltd is a leading manufacturer and supplier of high-quality sport shoe mesh fabrics in the industry. Our products are Sandwich Mesh Fabric, Single Layer Mesh Fabric, Jacquard Mesh Fabric, 3D Mesh Fabric, etc.With over a decade of experience, we have established ourselves as a reliable and trusted partner for a wide range of client needs, spanning from individual retailers to major multinational corporations. Our team is dedicated to producing innovative and sustainable products that meet the needs of our clients while reducing our impact on the environment. We use only the highest quality materials in our manufacturing processes, ensuring that our products stand up to rigorous use and maintain their durability over time. Our mesh fabrics are designed and engineered to meet the dynamic, high-performance demands of the footwear industry. Our clients trust us to provide them with the latest trends in technology, style, and functionality to meet the ever-evolving demands of their customers. Whether you're looking for lightweight and breathable materials or durable and water-resistant options, we have the expertise and experience to deliver the perfect product to meet your needs. At our company, we take great pride in our commitment to customer satisfaction. Our knowledgeable and experienced team is always available to answer any questions you may have and to ensure that you receive the highest quality products and services. We strive to build long-lasting relationships with our clients, and we are dedicated to their success. Thank you for considering our company for your sport shoe net fabric needs. We look forward to working with you soon!
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Import and export increased by 5.3% in the first three quarters
Import and export increased by 5.3% in the first three quarters
According to customs statistics, in the first three quarters, China's import and export reached 32.33 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.3%. Among them, exports were 18.62 trillion yuan, an increase of 6.2%; imports were 13.71 trillion yuan, an increase of 4.1%. It mainly presents the following characteristics: First, the total value of imports and exports has reached a new high, and each quarter is above 10 trillion yuan. In the first three quarters, it exceeded 32 trillion yuan for the first time in the same period in history. The imports and exports in each quarter are 10.15 trillion yuan, 11 trillion yuan, and 11.17 trillion yuan. It can be said that each quarter exceeds 10 trillion yuan, and three quarters exceed 32 trillion yuan, which is a first in the same period in history. Second, all types of business entities remain active, and private enterprises achieve relatively fast growth. In the first three quarters, the import and export of private enterprises in China was 17.78 trillion yuan, an increase of 9.4%, accounting for 55% of the total foreign trade value, an increase of 2.1 percentage points; the import and export of foreign-funded enterprises was 9.53 trillion yuan, an increase of 1.1%. It has been growing for two consecutive quarters; the import and export of state-owned enterprises was 4.95 trillion yuan, an increase of 0.1%. Third, the steady progress of market diversification. Trade with more than 160 countries and regions around the world has achieved growth. The import and export to countries jointly building the "Belt and Road Initiative" was 15.21 trillion yuan, an increase of 6.3%, accounting for 47.1%; the import and export to other member countries of the RCEP was 9.63 trillion yuan, an increase of 4.5%. Among them, the import and export to ASEAN was 5.09 trillion yuan, an increase of 9.4%. In the same period, the import and export to the European Union and the United States were 4.18 trillion yuan and 3.59 trillion yuan respectively, an increase of 0.9% and 4.2% respectively. Fourth, the structure of export products is optimized, and the export of high-end equipment increases by more than 40%. In the first three quarters, China's export of mechanical and electrical products was 11.03 trillion yuan, an increase of 8%, accounting for 59.3% of the total export value. Among them, the export of high-end equipment increased by 43.4%. The exports of integrated circuits, automobiles, and household appliances increased by 22%, 22.5%, and 15.5% respectively. In addition, the export of traditional labor-intensive products was 3.13 trillion yuan, an increase of 2.8%. Fifth, the imported products are rich and diverse, and the import volume of bulk commodities increases steadily. In the first three quarters, the import volume of bulk commodities in China increased by 5%. Among them, 901 million tons of energy products such as crude oil, natural gas and coal increased by 4.8%; 1.138 billion tons of metal ores such as iron and...
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The Fewer Competitors There Are, The Easier To Do Foreign Trade
The Fewer Competitors There Are, The Easier To Do Foreign Trade
Many in the foreign trade industry are deeply feeling the intense competition now. What do you gain by only doing exports and not focusing on domestic sales? Mental exhaustion and a vicious price war. A piece of land, whether farmed by one person or ten people, produces almost the same amount of crops. The more people involved, the poorer it becomes. As long as a certain industry or market makes good money, many people will rush in like crazy. Once there are too many participants, competition naturally becomes extremely fierce. Liu Qiangdong once said: "As long as a supermarket makes money, there will be supermarkets opening in every direction—east, west, south, and north—to crazily compete for profits." That’s exactly how it is, no exaggeration. Foreign trade companies have moved into third countries. Chinese people are now directly going abroad to compete for business with their customers. Bill had been working with his Mexican client for several years, sometimes generating tens of millions of orders annually. In a recent chat, he asked the client why there were so few orders, and why new product development had stalled halfway. The client said that his customers recently told him they wanted to shift focus to other businesses. Chinese foreign trade companies are now stationed locally, visiting the end customers repeatedly. These companies ship large quantities of goods to the local market and then sell them at very low prices to different retail outlets.  Since these Chinese companies don't need to pay taxes on imports, Bill’s client, as a middleman, simply cannot compete on price. Chinese foreign trade companies are now taking their competitive pricing overseas, cutting off Bill and his middleman client. Business is getting harder year by year, and the sense of crisis is overwhelming. Bill feels: Fewer competitors, and foreign trade would be easier. Products undercut by low prices: Zhang was the first to get hold of a new product and listed it on Amazon, pricing it at $45. In the beginning, he got 5-6 orders a day, sometimes more than 10. But in a few days, a bunch of others started selling the same product. His competitors directly cut the price to $15, which wasn’t even enough to cover costs. Who would still buy the more expensive one? "Foreign buyers don’t lack spending power; they could easily pay $45. It’s just that the competitors are too ruthless." As a result, Zhang had to keep lowering the price. After the price drop, getting one or two orders a day was good; sometimes, there were no orders at all. In June, his new listing made $20,000 in sales, but by July, sales dropped by about two-thirds. Zhang thinks: Fewer competitors, and foreign trade would be easier. When customers learn to use Pinduoduo: Linda’s customer recently learned how to use Pinduoduo. After much inquiry, the customer finally admitted they found a supplier on Pinduoduo offering products for less than half of Linda’s price. Linda's price: $25. The customer: “How ...
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Another groups of victims have emerged in the Business with Argentine Clients
Another groups of victims have emerged in the Business with Argentine Clients
Another foreign trader has been severely impacted by Argentina.   Last night, my friend H received a message from a client, who stated that since December of last year, a new policy in Argentina requires payment for a shipment to be made in four installments:   First payment: 30 days after the client receives the goods   Second payment: 30 days after the first payment   And so on... This means it takes a total of 120 days to pay the full amount, and it's a case of "goods first, payment later"...   The difficulty of receiving payments from Argentina has become the most frustrating issue for foreign traders in the Argentine market, as they live in fear of not receiving their money.   H is worried; does this mean losing a major client? Is it impossible to tackle the tough issue of "Argentine payments"?   The goods have been shipped, the payments cannot be recovered, and foreign traders are suffering.   I asked another friend in the Argentine market, and the situation is not optimistic either.   In November of last year, Mr. Liu’s old Argentine client, whom he had worked with three years ago, placed an order for over $30,000.   In previous collaborations, the client had a good credit history.   However, due to Argentina's foreign exchange controls, the client said they could only pay after receiving the goods.   Because Argentina has upgraded its foreign exchange control, importers with B-type SIMI permits need to apply to enter the foreign exchange market for trading 180 days after completing customs clearance.   Since this client had worked with Liu before, his company agreed to allow payment after the goods were received.   According to the contract, the client was supposed to make payment on April 1 this year, but the client has continuously postponed the payment date, originally promising to pay in early April, early May, and by the end of June, but they still haven’t paid.   During this time, before April, the purchasing agent A, who had been in contact with Liu, left the company, and A handed over the payment issue to the new purchasing agent B.   B's last promise for payment was by the end of June, but when Liu contacted B again in early July, he found that B had also left. Even more frustratingly, B did not hand over the payment issue to the new purchasing agent C, leaving Liu feeling quite disheartened.   The shipper called the client’s company and finally got in touch with the new purchasing agent C. After understanding the situation, C said they would resolve the payment issue.   Last night, Liu received an email from C, who promised that payment would not be possible for at least another 90 days. How can Liu trust that C will make the payment on time after 90 days?   In less than a year, they have changed purchasing agents three times, and such frequent personnel changes may indicate that their company has experienced significant...
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Tragic Kidnapping of Two Chinese Executives in the Philippines Highlights Foreign Trade Safety Concerns
Tragic Kidnapping of Two Chinese Executives in the Philippines Highlights Foreign Trade Safety Concerns
Recently, a heartbreaking piece of news has caused a huge uproar both domestically and internationally: Two foreign trade personnel were kidnapped during a business trip to the Philippines. After the kidnappers received a ransom of 3 million, they still cruelly killed the victims. According to insiders, the two victims belonged to two different medical device companies and were both mid-to-senior management personnel. They met a Chinese woman named "Li Na," who claimed to be a Philippine agent, at EuroPCR in May and were invited to the Philippines for a visit, hoping to further expand the overseas market. They were kidnapped right after getting off the plane and tragically met their demise.                     A Carefully Woven Trap There are many speculations about the incident. Both individuals were successful in their careers and were experienced and cautious, so why did they still fall into the kidnappers' trap? In the highly specialized and competitive medical device industry, every company strives for survival and development. Seeking new market growth points, going overseas has become the current choice for most medical device companies. Moreover, the medical device field is highly professional and closely linked with the government, making market entry barriers very high. However, at a professional exhibition, they encountered a carefully woven trap. The English used in the medical device industry is specialized and obscure. Attending professional conferences in Europe indicates that they must understand industry knowledge and have a high level of English proficiency. This incident also exposed the problem of verifying the identity of foreign clients. Domestically, clients' identities can be verified by requiring them to submit three certificates and other licenses. But abroad, there are no such licenses to judge clients' real identities and backgrounds. When a carefully arranged potential client (scammer) sends a luxury car to pick up foreign trade personnel to visit a well-connected big boss's house, would you really refuse?            Safety First, Then Make Money Many people claim that this situation is unsolvable, saying that business trips to meet clients are normal in foreign trade. Past events are already gone, but they profoundly warn foreign trade personnel to always be cautious. Firstly, do not easily reveal your detailed itinerary to unfamiliar clients. For example, communication content should not specify the exact date, flight, or hotel information. Try to share your real-time location and information with colleagues, family, or friends. Secondly, ensure travel autonomy. Drive yourself (rent a car, hotel car service, regular taxi, ride-sharing with trackable trips) to visit clients, and avoid taking the client’s car. Finally, arrange meetings in office buildings or formal locations. Generally, whe...
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Expressing Condolences to our Iranian Customers on the Passing of their President Ebrahim Raisi
Expressing Condolences to our Iranian Customers on the Passing of their President Ebrahim Raisi
We are deeply saddened and to learn about the tragic loss President Ebrahim Raisi in the recent crash. On behalf of our entire company, we extend our heartfelt condolences to you, the people Iran, and to the family and loved ones of President Rais.   President Raisi's sudden departure is a significant loss not only for Iran but also for the global community He served his country with dedication and commitment, and his contributions to Iran's progress and development will always be remembered. As a respected leader and statesman, President Raisi played a vital role in shaping the nation's policies and priorities, and his absence will be deeply felt.   During his tenure, President Raisi worked tirelessly to strengthen Iran's economy and promote international trade relations. His efforts to build bridges and foster cooperation were commendable, and we have been fortunate to have had the opportunity to work closely with our Iranian partners under his leadership.   At this difficult time, we stand with you, our valued Iranian clients and friends, offering our support and solidarity. We understand that the loss of a leader is not only a personal tragedy but also a moment of national reflection. We hope that, through unity and resilience, Iran will navigate through this period of grief and continue its path towards prosperity and success.   As a foreign trade company, we remain committed to our partnership with Iran and will continue to provide you with the highest level of service and support. We understand that navigating through such a challenging time can be demanding, and we are here to assist you in any way we can.   Once again, we extend our deepest sympathies to all of our Iranian clients and the people of Iran. May President Ebrahim Raisi's legacy always be remembered, and may his vision for a prosperous Iran endure. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this period of mourning.   With heartfelt condolences,
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Global Economic Recovery
Global Economic Recovery
The global economy has indeed begun to show signs of recovery. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) that the global economic growth rate will reach 2.9% in 2024, demonstrating a steady upward trend. With the effective of the pandemic, economic activities in various countries are gradually returning to normal, and the global supply chain is also gradually being repaired. Industries such as the service sector and manufacturing industry, which experienced severe impacts during the pandemic, are beginning to recover gradually. Especially in industries heavily affected by the pandemic, such as tourism and catering, and in manufacturing with increasing production capacity and order volume. Emerging markets and developing economies are playing an increasingly important role in the global economic recovery, and it is expected that their economic growth rates will be higher than those of developed economies, becoming an important driving force behind the global economic recovery. In addition, data released by the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing shows that the global manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) reached 50.3% in March, ending a 17-month trend of running below 50% and returning to the expansion zone. This data indicates that global manufacturing is accelerating its recovery, driving sustained economic recovery. Looking at different regions, the manufacturing PMIs of Asia, the Americas, and Europe have all rebounded, with China and the United States contributing significantly to the stable and upward trend of the global economy. However, the global economic recovery still faces uncertainties, including supply chain issues, inflationary pressures, and debt risks. Different countries are adopting various strategies to address these issues, such as implementing loose monetary and fiscal policies, strengthening infrastructure construction, promoting industrial upgrading, and enhancing innovation capabilities to enhance the intrinsic growth momentum of the economy. In conclusion, the trend of global economic recovery is positive, but there are still many challenges and uncertainties in the recovery process.
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Malaysia's economic zone a boost for Southeast Asia
Malaysia's economic zone a boost for Southeast Asia
The southern Malaysian state of Johor may emerge as Southeast Asia's version of Shenzhen, experts say, with the Johor-Singapore Special Economic Zone, or JS-SEZ, expected to boost investments and partnerships between Singapore and Malaysia. On Jan 11, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong witnessed the signing of a memorandum of understanding in Johor Bahru city, which aims to develop a framework toward a legally binding agreement on the JS-SEZ. It listed seven initiatives toward building the special economic zone, including implementing a passport-free QR code clearance system for both countries, creating a one-stop business and investment service center, and facilitating cooperation on renewable energy. The JS-SEZ can streamline cross-border trade and investment policies and improve the flow of trade, logistics, people, and technology transfer.
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Chinese brands highlight huge Indonesian market potential
Chinese brands highlight huge Indonesian market potential
Indonesia has a population of nearly 280 million with about 5 million babies born every year. From the age structure of the consumer market, Indonesia is worth looking at.  Meanwhile, Indonesia has seen rapid economic development in the past decade and local consumers' income levels have improved, allowing them to spend more. Indonesia's economic vitality has attracted many Chinese enterprises to invest, with their focus on areas like manufacturing, construction, energy, the internet and technology. According to statistics from the Indonesian government, Chinese companies' direct investment in the country reached $8.23 billion in 2022, a year-on-year jump of 160 percent, reaching a record high and ranking as the second-largest source of foreign investment in Indonesia.
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Belt and Road is A Beacon of Light in Troubled World
Belt and Road is A Beacon of Light in Troubled World
Heavy spending on infrastructure projects and massive overseas investments have been the hallmarks of the initiative, strengthening the economies of both China and partner countries in a "win-win" relationship. One of the key characteristics of the initiative is that despite the clearly unequal strength of member countries compared with China, the relationship is rooted in the equal status of all participants. The big achievement of the BRI has undoubtedly been to enhance connectivity and economic cooperation between participating countries across the world. Roads, railways, ports and other infrastructure facilities have been transformed, stimulating economic growth, the expansion of trade, regional integration and greater political stability. It has also strengthened the Global South, creating a more multipolar world, less dependent on American economic cycles. Just as the ancient Silk Road brought Eastern and Western civilizations closer together, the BRI has reinforced global connectivity, strengthened economic and cultural links, and created a model of development underpinned by principles of equality, inclusion and international cooperation. At a time of heightened danger for world peace, notably in Ukraine and the Middle East, such principles are a rare beacon of light.
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The Current Export Situation of Labor-Intensive Products in China: Strategies to Overcome Economic Weakness and Expand Exports
The Current Export Situation of Labor-Intensive Products in China: Strategies to Overcome Economic Weakness and Expand Exports
China has long been known as the world's manufacturing powerhouse, particularly in the production of labor-intensive products. However, the country is facing challenges in its export sector due to the global economic slowdown. In this analysis, we will examine the current export situation of labor-intensive products in China and discuss strategies to overcome economic weaknesses and find breakthroughs to expand exports. **Current Export Situation:** China's export sector, especially in labor-intensive products such as textiles, garments, electronics, and toys, has historically played a crucial role in the country's economic growth. However, in recent years, China has faced increasing competition from other emerging economies with lower production costs, such as Vietnam, Bangladesh, and India. This, coupled with the global economic slowdown, has resulted in a decline in China's export growth rate. **Strategies to Overcome Economic Weakness and Expand Exports:** 1. **Product Innovation and Upgrading:** To remain competitive in the global market, Chinese manufacturers should focus on product innovation and upgrading. By investing in research and development, adopting advanced technologies, and improving product quality, China can differentiate its labor-intensive products from competitors. This includes incorporating sustainable practices, enhancing design capabilities, and developing high-value-added products. 2. **Diversify Export Markets:** China should aim to diversify its export markets to reduce dependence on any single region. Expanding into emerging markets in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia can provide new opportunities for Chinese exporters. Additionally, exploring niche markets and targeting specific consumer segments can create a competitive advantage. 3. **Enhance Supply Chain Efficiency:** Improving supply chain efficiency is crucial for reducing costs and increasing competitiveness. Streamlining production processes, optimizing logistics, and adopting advanced manufacturing techniques like automation and robotics can lead to greater efficiency and cost savings. 4. **Invest in Human Capital:** Developing skilled labor is essential for the production of high-quality labor-intensive products. China should invest in vocational training programs to enhance the skills and productivity of its workforce. By nurturing a skilled workforce, manufacturers can improve production efficiency and meet the changing demands of global markets. 5. **Value-Added Services and Branding:** Offering value-added services such as customization, after-sales support, and branding can help Chinese exporters differentiate themselves and build loyalty among customers. Establishing strong brands that are associated with quality and reliability can give Chinese products a competitive edge in the global market. 6. **Government Support and Policy Reforms:** The Chinese government plays a crucial role in supporting export-oriented industries. Policies that prom...
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