China opens market wider for least developed countries
China will implement a zero-tariff policy on 100 percent of products originating from the least developed countries with which it has diplomatic ties, effective from Dec 1.
China will implement a zero-tariff policy on 100 percent of products originating from the least developed countries with which it has diplomatic ties, effective from Dec 1.
China will expand the catalog of industries encouraging foreign investment and reasonably reduce the items on the negative list for foreign investment access.
Facing challenges like escalating geopolitical tensions and rising protectionism in certain countries, Chinese enterprises are focusing on avoiding risks and generating revenue…
At a factory owned by a Chinese sporting goods manufacturer based in Guangzhou, more than 20 boxes of table tennis balls were loaded into a shipping container destined for France.
US companies General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, General Dynamics Land Systems, and Boeing Defense, Space & Security will be barred from engaging in China-related import or…
A spokesperson from the Ministry of Commerce said the proposed actions by Japan could severely disrupt the routine trade operations between Chinese and Japanese companies and…
To broaden market access, the country will remove restrictions on foreign participation in the manufacturing sector and increase openness in sectors such as telecommunications and…
According to experts. China's complete manufacturing clusters, strategic position in the Asia-Pacific region and numerous free trade agreements with various countries will remain…
The EU's import registration measures and possible retroactive tariffs create a burden on imports, adding obstacles to normal trade activities. This is not conducive to deepening…
Despite facing strong headwinds, business leaders said that China's push for innovation in information technology is unwavering.