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Huimin, a county of northwestern Shandong province of China, has the largest production base for new types of rope nets in China, holding over 80% of the country’s market share.
The area is home to 3,822 companies and more than 7,000 processing households, providing jobs for over 100,000 people.
The county produces a wide range of nets, with eight main categories including safety nets for construction, agricultural nets, sports nets, fishing nets, aerospace nets, military nets, work protection nets, and everyday use nets. There are more than 320 types of these products.
Huimin’s nets are exported to many countries and regions around the world. In 2023, the industry made a total of 26 billion yuan.
Li Jie, deputy party secretary of Lizhuang Town, said that they export products to 103 countries and regions. The main markets are in Europe, the Middle East, and North America.
He also mentioned that they have around 320 different product types. The county has adopted new technology to improve their manufacturing process.
Deputy Party Secretary of Lizhuang Town, Li Jie, spoke to journalists during their visit to the Rope Net Cultural Experience Centre on Thursday.
When asked about business cooperation with Bangladesh, Li Jie said there is currently little trade with the country, but they plan to increase collaboration in the future.
Li Jie also acknowledged that the recent tariff war has affected their business, with orders decreasing as a result.
On Thursday, journalists from different countries visited the Rope Net Cultural Experience Center as part of a foreign media trip organised by Xinhua News Agency.
They experienced firsthand the different types of ropes and learned about the industry directly from the source.
Huimin County continues to be a major player in the rope net industry and aims to expand its international trade in the coming years.
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