Stainless steel cabinets evolved from the stainless steel kitchen utensils in the hotel cafeteria. The conceptual formulation and formation of the family stainless steel cabinets were later than the wooden cabinets. They were probably formed in the late 1990s and were popular in a certain range. There are about two reasons: First, it has a strong modern metal style, and is deeply favored by people who love modern fashion. Secondly, due to the easy moisture cracking of wooden cabinets, stainless steel can just make up for the defects of wooden cabinets. So it only appeared in hotel restaurants and canteens. Stainless steel kitchenware was introduced into the home cabinet ranks.
China's stainless steel cabinet industry has many production companies and competition is fierce. However, it is mainly concentrated in East China with Zhejiang and Shanghai as the center, North China with Tianjin and Hebei as the centers, and South China with Fujian and Guangdong as the centers. China's stainless steel cabinet industry is relatively small, with only 15.5%, mostly SMEs. This shows that the development of China's stainless steel cabinet industry has yet to be standardized and the industry needs to be upgraded.
In recent years, due to the eagerness to expand the scale, the stainless steel cabinet industry in China has resulted in a low utilization rate of only 60%. With the reduction of export tax rebates, all companies have calmly pondered, adjusted their development strategies, upgraded their industries, and innovated technologies to increase capacity utilization.
Stainless steel cabinet industry faces many risks
As China's stainless steel cabinet industry is a typical export-oriented industry, the financial crisis in the past two years and the current rising prices of raw materials and the control of the property market, the international macroeconomic situation has caused inestimable impact on China's stainless steel cabinet industry:
Reduced international demand
Affected by the financial crisis, the demand for the three major trading partners of the United States, Japan, and Europe dropped drastically, and the international market shrank. Although the global economy is gradually recovering, the risk of a crisis in the short term is still there. Under this background, the international demand for the stainless steel cabinet industry in China will inevitably decrease, causing the export orders of stainless steel enterprises in China to be insufficient and profitability to decline.
Second, trade protectionism is prevalent and trade frictions have further intensified. Trade frictions are directly proportional to the economic development of the world or a country. However, when the economy develops well, trade friction will decrease. When economic development weakens, trade frictions will increase.
China's stainless steel cabinet industry is facing all the above risks. In order to deal with the export crisis under the financial crisis, Jiu Zheng Xiao Bian believes that both the enterprise and the government must pay considerable attention and take necessary measures to revitalize the country's stainless steel cabinet industry.
First, stainless steel cabinet companies must actively carry out industrial upgrading, increase capacity utilization rate, optimize industrial structure based on bigger and stronger, establish resource-saving industries, and develop environment-friendly industries so as to achieve low resource consumption and less environmental pollution. Achieve sustainable development.
Second, in the context of the shrinking consumer market at home and abroad, companies should try their best to innovate products to attract consumers. Key investment products include complete sets of products and European and American style products. Individual products have little difference in terms of cost and profit. Complete sets of products generally have higher added value and more investment. People are increasingly pursuing art of living. European and American fashions are highly respected and they invest in products that consumers are interested in. Less risky.