Qingdao Zhuodong Industry and Trade Co.,Ltd located in Qingdao,Shandong province,China.Our company specializes in producing and developing commercial refrigeration equipment for over 10 years.Now Zhuodong has two sole proprietorship factory . Our factories are equipped with top-level production equipment and testing facilities. -------The factory is covering a 20,000sqm space with 2 production lines and 3 workshops. Our annual output capacity is more than 80,000 units. Among 150+ staffs, we have more than 10 persons work in Engineering, R&D, and Quality Control section.

The main products is large commercial refrigerator freezer work series and standard cooling products,such as showcase, Open cooler, Air curtain Chest freezer,Commercial refrigerator, Stainless steel refrigerator,Cake showcase. From beverage industry to food industry; from grocery stores to supermarket; from wholesaler to manufacturer; from south hemisphere to north hemisphere, all find right solutions from us. After decades of effort in export, we well understand the quality criterion and production specifications from different countries as well as obtaining many certifications such as CE, CB etc.Our ability in OEM and ODM is outstanding. We offer considerably many optional features for your branding solution and premium design.

Year after year, online retailers post new Singles' Day sales records. The shopping spree has become an economic miracle in the past decade. But after the dust settles, price competition leaves a dent in Singles' Day results. The bonanza cannot become an engine for consumption and real economic growth if it's just a time to tout the biggest discounts.

Many Singles' Day shoppers delay some of their planned purchases until the shopping spree, and that means there's no significant increase in total consumption. In recent years, many online retailers have resorted to price competition to attract more customers on the big day. Maybe it's time for a change.

China is one of the world's largest markets for high-end consumer goods. According to a China luxury market study released by Bain & Company in March, Chinese consumers buy one-third of the world's luxury goods. The country's consumption upgrading has increased its demand for luxury goods. However, low-price competition has made Singles' Day less attractive for luxury brands, which win consumers based on reputation rather than discounts. If Singles' Day only targets middle- to low-end products instead of the luxury market, its growth is unlikely to be sustainable.