The difference between export-oriented enterprises and foreign trade enterprises

The difference between an export-oriented enterprise and a foreign trade enterprise is that the business field is different, the product type is different, and the business mode is different.

1, different fields of operation: export-oriented enterprises are not only involved in foreign trade, but also foreign investment, foreign cooperation and other areas; while foreign trade enterprises are only engaged in foreign trade.

2, different types of products: export-oriented enterprises have a rich variety of product types, including independent research and development of high-tech products, traditional industries, high-end products, etc.; while foreign trade enterprises are usually export commodities.

3, different modes of operation: export-oriented enterprises usually adopt an open mode of operation, focusing on exchanges and cooperation with domestic and foreign markets to achieve complementary advantages; while foreign trade enterprises are more independent, the target market is mainly foreign markets.