Build The Largest Fur Base In North China

2008/4/25 0:00:00 151

In the northeast of Wulanchabu, there is a long history town called Tu Mu Er Tai.

In the history of the right rear banner, Tu Mu Er Tai town is an important distributing center of leather and plush. Merchants gather, goods are flourishing, merchants are full of streets and businesses are active. People here have always had the tradition of trafficking and processing fur, and they have cultivated a strong sense of business very early.

Tu Mu Er Tai town backs its vast and vast Xilingol steppe. The 208 National Road, the two railway and the Dadu highway constitute the pportation network of the large and medium-sized cities leading to Beijing, Huhhot and Zhangjiakou.

Its vast economic hinterland is an important gateway and hub leading to the port of Erenhot. It is known as the "northern window" of Wulanchabu's economic and trade.

At the height of its prosperity, there were more than 3500 individual peddlers selling leather Plush throughout the year, and once became the pride of the livestock industry in the whole flag and even in the north.

The market is linked to 15 surrounding counties, which radiate 13 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions throughout the country.

Since last year, the new leading group of the flag has further examined the flag situation, determined to build a "three front-line towns" development ideas, and focused on building the tumeer Taiwan skin Plush meat processing industrial park.

The overall development plan can be divided into two steps: by 2009, the total investment of the park will reach 600 million yuan, the annual processing of 600 thousand tons of fur and meat, the sales income of 600 million yuan, the industrial added value of 200 million yuan, and the realization of 60 million yuan of tax.

Through the efforts of the two and 3 to 5 years, in the west of the emigration area of the Tu Mu Er Tai town, the east of the 208 National Road and the two railway line west will build a North China's largest production base of fur and meat material with distinctive local and national characteristics.