Australia FTA negotiations ended, Shenzhen enterprises is a major positive. Shenzhen Inspection and Quarantine Bureau official said yesterday, the Shenzhen region's exports of goods are expected to Australia with "China - Australia FTA Origin *" to enjoy zero tariff treatment, thereby reducing the cost of exports and enhance the competitiveness of the market in Australia. It is reported that on November 17, China and Australia jointly confirm substantive end Australia Free Trade Agreement negotiations. Depending on the outcome, the Australian side will gradually reduce import tariffs on Chinese products, and ultimately achieve zero tariffs. At present, China is Australia's largest trading partner, largest export destination and largest source of imports. Three quarters of 2014, the bilateral trade amounted to $ 97.7 billion and Australia, which Australia lost goods to our country as a whole showed growth, major commodity types of mechanical and electrical products, textiles and furniture, toys and so on. January to October 2014, the Australian import and export trade in Shenzhen reached $ 3.8 billion, overall showing a good trend. Shenzhen Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, the official said that since the 1970s, China's exports of Australian goods may bid for GSP in our inspection and quarantine agencies *, businesses can enjoy by virtue * approximately 5% of the country's import tariff exemptions and concessions. 2012-2014 11 20 March, Shenzhen Inspection and Quarantine Bureau of Shenzhen have been exported to Australia, the issue of the origin of goods * 17000, involving the value of $ 260 million, to help export enterprises in Shenzhen tariff reductions of approximately $ 13 million, primarily Visa products as toys furniture products, handbags and textiles. The official reminded that the Shenzhen company should continue to focus on the process of building a free trade area in Australia, Australia-depth study of market demand, the active use of preferential origin to enhance product competitiveness and further expand overseas market share. Articles from http://www.cnbs.cc/news2014/141125-2.php