Leaders of the Municipal Political Consultative Conference visited Meige Machinery for research and guidance

On June 21, Zhang Jinliang, Chairman of the CPPCC, Lou Guofu, Vice Chairman and Li Hongying, Secretary-General, accompanied by Huang Yin, Deputy Secretary of the Party Working Committee of Jincheng Street, visited our company. Chairman Liu Guofang accompanied the visit to the factory, and reported the company's current production and operation, product research and development, market sales and future development planning, etc., and also expressed the difficulties and problems encountered by the current enterprise in innovation and development.

After listening carefully to the report, Chairman Zhang Jinliang fully affirmed and recognized the rapid development momentum of MeiG in recent years, the growth of output value year after year, the focus on innovation, and the practical results and development plans achieved by expanding the upstream and downstream industrial chain of textile printing. Zhang Jinliang pointed out that Meige Machinery is a leading enterprise in equipment manufacturing in our city, and a backbone enterprise in the decorative paper and textile printing industry, with a gratifying situation and broad development prospects, and has made contributions to the economic and social development of Lin'an. He hopes that enterprises will continue to play a leading role in the industry, seize the strategic opportunity of the "Belt and Road", adhere to the main business of decorative paper printing, adhere to the innovation and leadership, vigorously expand emerging markets, firmly grasp the standardization of enterprises, do a good job in clean production, safe production, efficient production, and build brand advantages. Zhang Jinliang also asked the relevant departments and streets to fully support enterprises to expand and develop new space, study and solve the bottleneck of enterprise land, carefully study the strategic layout of the decorative paper industry, formulate development plans, and further expand and strengthen the city's decorative paper industry.