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Who says there are no high-tech enterprises in traditional industries? Shanghai Jintang is proposed to be recognized as a high-tech enterprise in Shanghai in 2020
time：2024-01-31 visits：39
Who said that traditional industries only survive in adversity in the Red Sea? Who says there are no truly high-tech enterprises in traditional industries?
Shanghai Jintang, which just made a glorious appearance at the United Nations Global Elite Video Network Summit last month, has been included in the list of high-tech enterprises to be recognized by Shanghai this month (now announced). This proves that after 11 years of hard work, Shanghai Jintang, a private technology company, finally broke through the red ocean of traditional industries such as textile printing and dyeing and carved out a blue ocean with its internationally leading environmentally friendly innovative technology.
The total production capacity of China’s printing and dyeing industry accounts for 60% of the world’s total, and only wastewater is discharged every year. It is easy to imagine the huge pressure it puts on the environment.
The prosperity of the domestic traditional textile printing and dyeing industry has not been optimistic. Among them, the red line of national environmental protection regulations-the high-voltage line of wastewater discharge that meets the standards has exerted invisible pressure on industrial progress and upgrading, and has put a lot of backward production processes, disorderly competition, and illegal emissions. Enterprises bring crowding out effect.
It is in such an industrial dilemma that Shanghai Jintang has continued to independently invest in research and development and technology accumulation for 11 years without government investment, andformed in the fields of new materials, environmental protection, and clean textile production. It has made breakthroughs in a number of patented technologies, reaching global industry leadership in subdivisions such as textile printing and dyeing pre-treatmentand entering the blue ocean model of Shanghai Jintang.
Industry insiders who are familiar with Shanghai Jintang’s entrepreneurial experience generally believe that Shanghai Jintang deserves the honor of Shanghai High-tech Enterprise of the Year.
Shanghai Jintang has strong R&D capabilities. It has participated in many scientific research projects such as zero-discharge textile wastewater recycling and public textile washing standards established by the China Association for Science and Technology. It is currently conducting scientific research cooperation with many universities at home and abroad. The company’s core technology has been included in the “National Industrial Water-Saving Technology, Technology and Equipment Catalog” and has continuously won awards in the China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition.
While establishing a thinking development model and planning goals that are in line with market demands and laws, and building a corporate culture with “focus on R&D, professional services, clean production, and social responsibility”, Shanghai Jintang has focused on science and technology for 11 years with the spirit of craftsmanship. Innovate something.
The company’s goal concept and high social responsibility of “promoting global printing and dyeing and other traditional enterprises to develop green, sustainable and high-quality” have received the attention and recognition of the UNESCO Center for Sustainable Development.
Li Yiling (left), President of the New York Association of UNESCO, and Zhang Zhijun (right)
Taking a group photo at the United Nations Headquarters
