Four reasons why China's ceramic industry can hardly grow

The development and progress of China's ceramics for daily use in the past 30 years is very big. This world financial crisis has impacted many world-class brand-name daily-use ceramics enterprises. China's daily-use ceramics enterprises not only stand firm but also develop. . However, this kind of development is relatively slow and difficult to grow. Nowadays, people go to modern supermarkets in major cities and can see many beautiful Jingdezhen tableware and Jingdezhen tea sets. However, there are always the following impressions when we think of the situation of the contemporary Chinese daily-use ceramics industry.

The first is that the total economic volume is small and small. It is very difficult for a large China to find a company or a group of more than one billion yuan. It is very difficult for an industry that lacks such a “big head” to come up with big moves. This is also an experience in the development of Chinese pottery. Nearly a decade or two of China's building sanitary ceramics can be quickly walked, among them because there are more than a dozen "leading companies" in the lead.

The second is that there are no new things in the decades of development in this industry, and there is no atmosphere to follow the path of modernization. People are from the association to the enterprise, production is in the "old base", and products are passively developed. In short, there is no new road.

The third is that the technological progress and industrialization of process technology and equipment are very low. Nowadays, almost no decent household ceramics production facility can be found in China. Even a small factory in Chaozhou, China's porcelain capital, could not be found. The result is that domestic equipment is very backward and it is too expensive to import.

The fourth is that talents and industrial design and other such industries are very important "software" inadequate support. For example, many utensils and cups are traditionally left without industrial production.