What Is The Export Prospect of Domestically Produced Aluminum Foil Rolls in The Face of Multiple Countries' Anti-dumping Measures Against Chinese Aluminum Foil Rolls?

China is a major producer and supplier of aluminum foil, with nearly one-third of the aluminum foil production targeting the export market. In recent years, with the accelerated landing of high-end aluminum foil production capacity and the continuous improvement of aluminum foil product quality, China's aluminum foil industry has developed rapidly, and the industry prospects are very broad.
Among them, aluminum foil can be divided into double zero foil, single zero foil, and thick foil. Generally speaking, double zero foil is mainly used for food packaging, cigarette packaging, electronic light foil, etc; Single zero foil is used for some food packaging, drug packaging, electronic circuit signal shielding, air conditioning foil, etc; Thick foil is mainly used for air conditioning foil, container foil, architectural decoration, and industrial purposes.
Our country's aluminum foil coils have huge advantages in terms of export, price, and quality. This has also led to an increasing number of countries imposing high anti-dumping tariffs on our aluminum foil rolls.

How can companies enhance their product advantages in the face of high anti-dumping duties?
The high anti-dumping duties have greatly reduced the export advantage of domestic aluminum foil rolls, and the export of aluminum foil rolls to these countries' markets is seriously hindered. It would be a pity to give up the market because of this! Therefore, many smart companies have begun to choose to export aluminum foil rolls through transit trade.
Simply put, the current transit method for aluminum foil.
The export of aluminum foil rolls should be targeted at different countries' anti-dumping policies, and different transit channels should be selected. Generally, Malaysia is the main transit channel, followed by Taiwan, Sri Lanka and other transit channels.
The EU is also investigating Malaysia, and exports to the EU can be transshipped through Taiwan or Sri Lanka.
Through third-party transit trade, it is possible to effectively avoid issues such as high anti-dumping tariffs on China. If enterprises choose third-party transit trade and import through Southeast Asian countries before exporting, it is a roundabout and safe trade method. On the one hand, it can continue to export, maintain overseas customers and markets, and on the other hand, it is also the most important point, which can reasonably avoid high tariffs.

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