According to Ernst & Young's report, in 2014, Germany's three major automakers (Volkswagen, Mercedes-Benz, and BMW) accounted for 22.5% of the Chinese market, with a growth rate of 0.8%. The Volkswagen Group's market share in China is as high as 18.7%.
Tin can bottom
ends refer to the flat circular pieces that are typically found at the bottom
of metal cans, such as food or beverage containers. These ends are often made
of tinplate steel or chrome coated steel.
Regular bottom
ends are sealed onto the can body during the manufacturing process to create a
watertight seal. The bottom ends are also commonly referred to as can ends, can
bottoms, or can lids. They can be removed with a can opener to access the
contents of the can.
Our factory has
12 tin lids produciton lines, covering full range diameters tin can bottom
cover: including but not limited to Dia 50mm, 52mm, 62mm, 65mm,70mm, 73mm,
80mm, 83mm, 95mm, 99mm, 127mm, 153mm.
We are equipped
with 6 printing lines (FUJI 4 colors, KBA. both UV and traditional off-set
printing), and 5 lacquering lines.
We offer various
food lacquerings, white BPA NI, aluminum paste, gold, clear. All 100% food
grade, and contable with food.
Our production
capacity is about 60 millions pcs per month, and standard lead time is about
20-30 days.
All lids are
packed in water-proof paper sleeves, and stuck onto the fumigated wooden
pallets.
This ensues the
safe delivery of cargo all over the world.
If you have
interest, pls never hesitate to contact us for more details or for an official
quote!
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In 2014, German cars sold a total of 4.66 million units in the EU and 4.44 million units in China. It is expected that sales growth in China will exceed 10% in 2015 and only 3% in the EU. Higher than the total sales in the EU.
In 2014, German car sales in China increased by 14%, higher than the growth rate of 10% in the Chinese auto market. Among them, the biggest beneficiaries and the biggest promoters are the Volkswagen Group, which has accounted for 37% of Volkswagen's global sales.