As global demand in the children's consumer market continues to grow, exports of childhood essentials such as strollers and toys have entered a peak season. Seizing this opportunity, many children's products manufacturers in Lu'an are operating at full capacity, with production lines running around the clock to fulfill a surge in overseas orders.

Recently, 1,240 children's strollers were shipped from Anhui Kudouding Technology Development Co., Ltd. and dispatched to London, the United Kingdom. As a well-known domestic manufacturer of children's strollers, the company has remained focused on the infant and children's products sector, with its products exported to more than 70 countries and regions across Europe, North America, Southeast Asia, and Africa.

According to statistics, from January to April this year, exports of baby strollers and related parts from Lu'an reached RMB 58.32 million, representing a 23% year-on-year increase. The city's specialized infant and children's products industry has maintained strong momentum in foreign trade, emerging as a new growth driver and a key highlight in enhancing the quality and scale of local exports.

Stepping into the production workshop of Lu'an Tongzhi Children's Toys Co., Ltd., one is greeted by a bustling scene of activity. A shipment of 4,000 sets of "Stacking Tower" educational toys has recently cleared customs and is on its way to overseas markets across the ocean. Thanks to their safe and environmentally friendly materials, as well as innovative designs, the company's products are highly popular among consumers in North America and Europe.

In response to the surge in export orders, large shipment volumes, and tight delivery schedules for infant and children's products ahead of International Children's Day, Lu'an Customs has proactively analyzed market trends, accurately identified enterprises' needs, and introduced targeted support measures. These include opening green channels for customs clearance and providing compliance guidance to help companies mitigate risks at the source. At the same time, Lu'an Customs has continued to promote Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) certification, guiding enterprises in establishing and improving export product quality management systems and helping their products gain access to high-end global markets.

According to Zheng Feng, Deputy Director of Lu'an Customs, the customs authority will continue to focus on the infant and children's products export sector by delivering more targeted services and more efficient customs clearance procedures. These efforts will help local manufacturers expand into overseas markets and contribute to the high-quality development of the region's foreign trade.