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"As per indications, as of now, there is an expected decline of about 30 per cent in the consumption of Chinese products on this Diwali compared to last year, said the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT)
Highlights:
1)Campaign to boycott Chinese products impacts big and small markets alike.
2)Social media prompts women, children not to use Chinese products
3)Stores to develop viable alternatives to discourage Chinese goods
Boycott of Chinese items during this festive season has left wholesalers and retailers across the country in a dilemma. Campaign to boycott Chinese products on social media platforms has impacted not only the Delhi markets, but the smaller markets in other states as well
As per indications, as of now, there is an expected decline of about 30 per cent in the consumption of Chinese products on this Diwali compared to last year, said the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT)
SOCIAL MEDIA PROVES ITS STRENGTH
"The social media has once again proven its strength as the call of boycotting Chinese products this Diwali circling around social media since last fortnight has made its inroads in the houses as well, prompting children and women not to use Chinese products," said Praveen Khandelwal, secretary general, CAIT
DEVELOP VIABLE ALTERNATIVES
However, Khandelwal said that boycotting the products at this stage is not going to affect China as the goods are usually imported 2-3 months before the season every year
"On one hand, we have to develop viable alternative products in order to discourage sale of Chinese goods in India. On the other hand, the Government has to plan a long term strategy
Chinese goods boycott are hitting Diwali sales of Delhi markets
Highlights:
1)Campaign to boycott Chinese products impacts big and small markets alike.
2)Social media prompts women, children not to use Chinese products
3)Stores to develop viable alternatives to discourage Chinese goods
Boycott of Chinese items during this festive season has left wholesalers and retailers across the country in a dilemma. Campaign to boycott Chinese products on social media platforms has impacted not only the Delhi markets, but the smaller markets in other states as well
As per indications, as of now, there is an expected decline of about 30 per cent in the consumption of Chinese products on this Diwali compared to last year, said the Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT)
SOCIAL MEDIA PROVES ITS STRENGTH
"The social media has once again proven its strength as the call of boycotting Chinese products this Diwali circling around social media since last fortnight has made its inroads in the houses as well, prompting children and women not to use Chinese products," said Praveen Khandelwal, secretary general, CAIT
DEVELOP VIABLE ALTERNATIVES
However, Khandelwal said that boycotting the products at this stage is not going to affect China as the goods are usually imported 2-3 months before the season every year
"On one hand, we have to develop viable alternative products in order to discourage sale of Chinese goods in India. On the other hand, the Government has to plan a long term strategy
Chinese goods boycott are hitting Diwali sales of Delhi markets
