Appliance Trade-in Deal boost home appliance industry the new model of green economy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Appliance Trade-in Deal boost home appliance industry the new model of green economy Recently, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Commerce, industry and the Ministry of Environmental Protection letter to the Department of General Administration of Commerce and Industry to develop a ‘home appliance trade-in implementation methods (hereinafter referred to as: approach)’, and the Ministry of Environmental Protection prepared by supporting management of file ‘on the follow - Appliance Trade-in policies to strengthen the implementation of dismantling old appliances to deal with environmental management guidance (hereinafter referred to as: guidance) ‘were introduced, caused by domestic and international consumer appliances, electronics manufacturers, trade associations, governmental organizations, media organizations and the community people widespread concern. China From EMKT. Market Institute director Professor Li Dejun, said: ‘Green New Deal have introduced two facts indicate that the speed of China’s home appliance industry business model from the traditional market of green production and consumption patterns to the transformation of the industry strategy for sustainable development has now entered a substantive stage. ‘ Spending by black-green appliances Data show that: As of the end of 2008, every hundred urban households in China to maintain the amount of the structure of durable consumer goods, washing machines reached 94.7 units, refrigerators reached 93.6 units to 132.9 color TV sets, air conditioners reached 100.3 units, computer units to reach 59.3; and per 100 rural households by the end of ownership structure, durable consumer goods, television sets reached 109.1 units, which reached 99.2 color TV sets; to reach 30.2 refrigerators, and washing machines reached 49.1 units. Another data showed: As of late 2000, every hundred urban households in China by the end of ownership structure, durable consumer goods, washing ma