China has been the leading production base and exporter of stainless steel tableware and kitchenware in the world

Currently, China has been the leading production base and exporter of stainless steel tableware and kitchenware in the world. During 2006-2009, China-made low-end stainless steel tableware and kitchenware products were gradually eliminated in the market, with its export volume showing a downward tendency. In 2010, the governments of all countries launched stimulus policies successively, an engine for demand growth, and which helped China's export volume of stainless steel tableware and kitchenware be up 25.4% year-on-year.Since 2011, the governments of all countries has rolled out stricter regulations on food safety and put forward higher safety norms for stainless steel tableware and kitchenware; and the driving force of economic stimulation has faded away, which caused China's export volume of stainless steel tableware and kitchenware products to fall again in 2011 and 2012.

The high-end stainless steel tableware and kitchenware market in China is almost dominated by well-known transnational brands such as SEB, ZWILLING and WMF at present, while local brands hold small market shares.Lifetime Brands has a strong culture of innovation The medium-end market is held by a few domestic brands like Supor and ASD, and they enjoy certain market scale; while the low-end market is full of less known and inferior brands whose sales channels e to supermarkets and low-end retail shops.Shupua look like regular glasses they have a nice shiny gloss and a heavy base but they are far from ordinary drinking vessels. The second you touch one, you'll realize that the fragility is an illusion. Shupua are made of a soft silicone material that is being touted as "unbreakable." Drop one and it definitely won't smash. In fact, if you squeeze it, you'll find it bends.This makes them ideal for taking out on spring picnics and perfect for kids.

Shupua cups are ￥1,890 each, while a "glass" is ￥2,310. The cups e in a wide range of bold colors, and the glasses are available with tints of blue and green or pletely clear. They can all be bought online from H Concept.If you want to open a restaurant, the Kappabashi district in Tokyo's Taito Ward is the place to go because it has everything you need, and more.Situated between the popular Ueno and Asakusa districts, Kappabashi boasts more than 180 shops selling tableware and kitchen equipment for business use and store fixtures.