Floor Brush and Battery Enterprise "Japanese Order" Surges

“Today we also received orders from Japan,” said the person in charge of the Ganzhou Shuangjia Daily Products Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Zhangzhou Shuangjia) in an interview with “Daily Economic News” reporters. “Two days ago, we Received a number of urgent orders after the earthquake in Japan."

After the Great Earthquake in Japan, the demand for cleansing-related goods surged. According to the above-mentioned person in charge, on the morning of the 14th, the business manager of Yanzhou Shuangjia received urgent orders from Japan on the instant messaging tool. He hoped that the company could expedite the supply of 22,000 counters to the Japanese stricken area. According to public information, Ganzhou Shuangjia Daily Products Co., Ltd. mainly produces daily sweeping products such as brooms and floor brushes, and 90% of its products are sold in Japan.

It is understood that although March is the season in which Zhangzhou has a relatively high volume of double-best business, in general, the monthly demand for floor brushes by customers is about 3 cubic meters.

Not only is it a cleaning tool, but with the increase in rescue efforts and instability in daily use of electricity, the demand for batteries in Japan's stricken areas has soared, and there is a shortage of batteries for flashlight batteries. Panasonic, which accounts for 45% of Japan's domestic dry cell capacity, decided to increase domestic production of dry cells on the 15th. At the same time, Matsushita Electric also considered importing dry cells from its battery factories in India, China, and Thailand to cope with the current domestic supply shortage.

In fact, Panasonic's increase in production does not meet the demand after the earthquake. As a large battery manufacturer in China, Shuanglu Battery Company also received a large number of battery orders from Japan after the earthquake in Japan. "Since the day before yesterday, we received a lot of telephone calls and e-mails from Japan. All of them were ordering to buy batteries," the staff of Shuanglu Battery’s export business department told the Daily Economic News reporter. “At the same time, what they urgently need is also some large-size or similar batteries such as flashlights. At present, as long as they are in stock, they will place orders for purchase.”

It is understood that the company received additional orders from several major Japanese customers, and the cumulative number of new battery orders has exceeded 10 million.