Foshan to create a ceramic "headquarters base": 2015 industry output value of 100 billion

Foshan City, which is committed to creating a ceramic "headquarters base," plans to realize a ceramic industry output value of 100 billion yuan by 2015. This is the Southern Reporter recently learned from the Foshan Ceramic Industry Association. The relevant person in charge of the Association introduced the reporter to Nandu. The high output of Foshan ceramics is worthwhile to benefit a group of leading companies in the continuous innovation of ceramic production technology and recognized by the country. On the 17th, Foshan Hongyu Ceramics announced that its own research and development of "high-definition three-dimensional rubber roller printing technology" won the "China Building Materials Association scientific and technological progress," the first prize, while the use of waste slag to improve utilization to more than 40%, improve energy efficiency.

Foshan, which is known as the “Southern Capital of China”, has intensified efforts to “double shift” the industry and labor force in recent years. The manufacturing base has been moved out of Foshan, and sales, design, technology research and development departments have been accelerating concentration. “Foshan Ceramics Industry has developed rapidly over the past 20 years, from the early stage of private capital concentration and barbaric growth, to the policy guidelines to establish the 'headquarters base', and restricting the rectification, agglomeration of sales, research and development and other core sectors, the entire process from quantitative change to achieve a qualitative change,” Guangdong Province Chen Huan, chairman of the Ceramics Association, interviewed a reporter from the Southern Metropolis Office and stated that Foshan's output value and tax revenue have both increased, and energy consumption and emissions have decreased.

According to relevant data provided by the Foshan Ceramics Association, more than 400 ceramics production enterprises in Foshan City have reorganized and retained 60 companies, all of which have achieved clean production and production process reengineering. At present, the city has concentrated its headquarters, exhibitions, research and development, logistics, and information bases. Ceramic production has been reduced by 40%, output value, tax revenue has increased by 33%, energy consumption has dropped by 25%, and emissions of dioxide* have decreased by 20%. “In recent years, Foshan local ceramic industry has accelerated the accumulation of R&D sales force and complied with the 'headquarters economy' policy.” Wang Yong, member of the National Quality Supervision Technical Committee and the market director of Foshan Hongyu Group, said that the competition for technology and information will be the future of ceramic companies. The key to victory.