Recently, the Ministry of commerce is working out a plan with other uncertainties to prevent the export of labor intensive industries such as light industry and textile industry suddenly dropping sharply.

Earlier, Fu Ziying, Vice Minister of Commerce, said that China must stabilize export of labor-intensive industries, especially maintaining steady growth in textile and clothing trade, leaving enterprises with time for product upgrading and industrial pformation.

For export enterprises with market, orders and efficiency, the state should give necessary credit support.

But China's policy orientation to optimize export commodity structure and change export growth mode will not change. It will persist in maintaining pressure and continue to make rational use of export rebates, tariffs, market access and other means, and resolutely reduce exports of high pollution, high energy consumption and resource products.