Yiwu's Exports to Africa Reach 135.9 Billion Yuan, Up 30.18%, as Overseas Sub-Markets Open in Angola and Tanzania
Yiwu's exports to Africa reached 135.903 billion yuan in the first nine months, up 30.18% year on year, as the city deepens two-way China-Africa trade, Yiwu Release reported on November 3. The International Trade City has opened overseas sub-markets in Angola and Tanzania, extending small commodities' reach across the African network. Beyond simply shipping goods, companies such as the Yiwu Zhong-Senegal Supply Chain are helping Chinese firms truly enter local markets - finding customers and building long-term channels through overseas warehouses, local distribution and brand landing. The open dynamic is also extending into industrial parks such as the Minghong science park in Suxi town, where cultural-goods firms like Keqi Culture strengthen original design and Chinese-style IP to bring more culturally distinctive products to overseas markets.
Source: Yiwu Release, Nov 3, 2026 | 2026-11-03
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