Six development zones and industrial parks in Zhoushan are added to the updated provincial list. [Photo/WeChat account: china-zjftz]
Six development zones and industrial parks in Zhoushan, East China's Zhejiang province, have recently been added to the updated provincial list, local media reported on May 25.
Zhoushan High-tech Industrial Park focuses on the high-end port, marine medicine, marine food producing, new energy vehicle parts, precision machinery manufacturing, clean energy, logistics, aviation parts manufacturing, and marine electronic information industries.
Zhoushan Green Petrochemical Base has the long term aim of becoming a world-class comprehensive petrochemical industry base. By 2020, the industrial base has grown into a production base of raw materials for the petrochemical industry.
Dinghai Industrial Park centers on ship and marine engineering equipment, port logistics and storage, the high-end manufacturing industry, as well as the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries. Currently, more than 70 companies have operated in the park.
Putuo Economic Development Zone mainly focuses on the deep processing of aquatic products and ship accessories manufacturing. After 15 years of development, the development zone has become a center for marine logistics, the deep processing of aquatic products, and petrochemical production in Putuo district.
Daishan Economic Development Zone features enterprises involved in the green petrochemical supporting and marine organism industries, shipbuilding and oceanography engineering, as well as bulk commodity processing and trading.
Xiaoyangshan Island in Shengsi county will grow into a modern port logistics base with the functions of logistics transit, scientific research, tourism, and sea water desalination.
In recent years, the economic development zones in Zhejiang have contributed 40 percent of the tax revenue, 50 percent of the import and export value, 60 percent of the paid-in foreign investment, and 70 percent of the added value of industries above designated size to the province with just 7 percent of the province's total land area.
