Fujian Putian assured market to create Antique Furniture
Recently, the reporter from the Fujian Provincial Government Information Office held a press conference was informed that 18 to 21 June, the Fifth China (Putian) Channel Craft Fair (the “Art Fair”) will be in Putian City of Arts and Crafts held. Then, from across the Taiwan Strait, Hong Kong and Macao and foreign handicraft production enterprises in 26 categories on the 10,000 craft boutique will be dressed appearance.
Art Fair this year to “promote the Chinese culture, and promote industrial cooperation and development” as its theme, while continuing to enhance the special, unique, excellent, new, name, exhibits high proportion, more attention to enhance the exhibition industry trend, strive for a better than the next session.
China Putian is the most important and one of the largest production base of crafts, arts and crafts a full range, fine workmanship, but the craft is a kind of value can not be intuitive to define the special commodity, the government is how to regulate market behavior and trading price, how to make consumption who are aware of consumption?
Putian City, the military said Deputy Mayor Nguyen, arts and crafts in addition to entertainment value, there is value and material value, which to the general non-professional consumer prices has caused some found difficult, fearing products will be cutting corners. In the handicraft products, quality assurance, the Putian city government continue to increase capital investment in recent years to build the product quality inspection by the Government to set up and oversight bodies. Such as gold and silver jewelry products, Putian city of arts and crafts in the city of Putian City, Fujian Province, the establishment of a precious metal testing centers, free consumer testing the quality of precious metals purchased. Also in Xianyou County also established a provincial testing centers for antique furniture, which would allow consumers to buy wood and antique furniture, wooden furniture can be detected by the use of purchased materials and wood species. In addition, Putian City departments also for wooden furniture, antique furniture and gold and silver jewelry and other products set industry standards for enterprises in accordance with the standards of production.
Recently, Putian City, is still a few technology manufacturers place more focus on the establishment of Quality Supervision, Inspection Office, the presence of professional expertise to help guide enterprises in accordance with product quality standards, timely and correct the problem, and the joint production of various departments of the handicraft enterprises rating, gave the sign, and each year the annual inspection, the establishment of a traceability system. In ensuring fair prices, but also to ensure excellent quality. Since last year, Putian city government to encourage the introduction of furniture, wooden furniture manufacturer drying equipment, drying equipment for the introduction of business to 40% of total subsidies, the purpose is to ensure the quality of products.
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