Home appliances to be renewed to the end of next year

Yesterday, the end of the subsidy method and the extent of the temporary (reporter Liu Ying flower Shodan) in the pilot nearly a year later, to bring a lot of affordable home appliances to consumers to replace the new policy will continue in Beijing. Reporters were informed that the pilot period scheduled for yesterday is expected to be extended to the end of next year, the subsidy method and range has not been adjusted, the new round of policy is expected to be introduced this weekend.　　Consumers will be home to waste electrical appliances through the standard channel sold, can still buy new home appliances enjoy 10% discount. BEIJING, Shanghai and other nine pilot provinces in August last year, the introduction of the old home appliances to replace the new policy, the role of the home appliance market pull significantly.　　In March this year, the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Commerce, Environmental Protection Department issued a joint notice, said the pilot provinces of the old-exchange policy at the end of May this year will continue to implement. Suning electrical director told reporters, the company has received the Beijing Commerce Committee's oral notice, said the policy will be extended to the end of 2011, the amount of subsidy unchanged, still 10%. Gome said it was awaiting official notification from the government that the "old-for-new" policy would continue to be implemented as usual. It is understood that as the home appliance "to replace the old" is a national policy, the Beijing Municipal Commission is waiting for official documents of the Ministry of Commerce, the new round of policy is expected to be introduced this weekend.　　Statistics show that, as of April 22, 2010, Beijing accumulated 957,000 old household appliances, sales of 888,000 new appliances, sales of 3.57 billion yuan, to consumers to pay a subsidy of 270 million yuan. Yesterday in Suning electric Big Hope Road shop, reporter asked a number of promotional staff can continue to sold old home appliances to redeem new appliances, the answer is yes.　　The reporter then called home appliances to the old for a new hotline 4008853200, the operator said, currently can be processed as usual registration procedures. However, in the "Old for the new" policy implementation process, cheat the state to replace the new subsidy fund behavior also occurs, but also spawned a group of "home appliances to replace the old" scalpers, forming a hidden interest chain. To this end, some insiders pointed out that the old for the new policy in the continuation will further highlight the government's regulatory efforts, especially for some purchases of waste appliances to defraud state subsidy funds will be given a severe blow.