In order to help foreign trade salesmen better understand the laws and policies of export products, avoid trade risks, and optimize business capabilities and service levels, on August 28, the Hong Kong Theater held a product environmental protection knowledge and experience sharing meeting to help improve foreign trade business.

More than 60 people participated in the training, including production, procurement, warehousing, and packaging personnel from the Hong Kong Theater Business Department, Malaysia, and Cambodia factories. Cui Tengwei, the purchasing and development manager of the Malay factory in the Hong Kong Theater, as a sharing teacher, interpreted the Carb certification, the U.S. EPA standards, the "Lacey Act", and the practical case demonstration of the factory inspection, focusing on the precautions in the internal circulation of veneer factories and furniture factories. Through vivid case analysis and interactive Q&A sessions, the participating salesmen said that they benefited a lot, not only deepening their understanding of environmental protection laws, but also mastering the key points in practical operation.

The successful holding of this sharing training not only improved the professionalism and compliance awareness of salesmen, but also laid a solid foundation for the company's steady development in the international market.