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Shandong local government departments provide services to help companies expand into international markets.

Shandong local governments and foreign affairs offices helped three companies from Zibo and Binzhou expand overseas, transforming from domestic producers to export-oriented firms. The firms, including Heishan Glass and Mengyou New Materials in Zibo and Meichu Kitchen in Binzhou, benefited from government-backed international trade platforms and streamlined approvals, with substantial export activity and planned growth through 2026. The Zibo foreign affairs platform has facilitated thousands of contacts and hundreds of agreements, while Meichu Kitchen targets a wide overseas market with multiple international certifications.

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Shandong local government departments provide services to help companies expand into international markets.
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Key facts

  1. 01Three firms from Zibo and Binzhou completed the shift from local manufacturers to outbound enterprises.
  2. 02Heishan Glass: 30+ production lines, annual output 150,000 tons, 2,000+ SKUs, served in 80+ countries; 2025 output value expected to reach 9.5 billion yuan.
  3. 03Mengyou New Materials developed antibacterial tempered glass products and achieved international standards after upgrading from local production to export-oriented operations.
  4. 04Binzhou Meichu Kitchen: exports to 60+ countries; holds ISO9001, ETL, CE certifications; products across seven series with hundreds of patents/certifications.
  5. 05Zibo’s foreign affairs platform: 1 year, 1,700+ foreign trade information releases, 2,300+ enterprises served, 203 signed projects totaling 670 million yuan.

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