China Trade Information

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This event is already attracting wider attention from Industry leaders, policy makers & eminent speaker to come together on a common platform and put forth their views and share knowledge.
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Grain Asia will review the current state of the global grains trade & its prospects for the future. Experts will analyse key trends & their impact on the grains business, evaluate prices in terms of their impact on the cost of production & demand, & probe into developments in selected key markets.
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Weaving & Home Decor provides an unique platform for the trade visitors who are looking for imported quality and unique products to establish new business venture and partnerships such as franchise and dealership. This nine day expo is being organized by Yi Wu Exhibition Organization, and will be held at The Contentintal Guangzhou, from April 21 to 28, 2010.
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JinhanFair for Home & Gifts is a significant event for producers and suppliers of gift and decoration products. This is an opportunity for the people to live in style here and now rather than in the distant future.
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Asia Pacific China Police will be the only event to gather together the top manufacturers and suppliers who will be presenting the latest services and solutions to boost the future of policing. The event is aimed at all police and public security professionals across all operational ranks.
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The highly anticipated Beijing-Shanghai bullet train, with a speed of 218 mph, is expected to be put into use by 2012, said an official with the Railways Ministry, the Beijing News reported Friday.

“The high-speed train will not travel nonstop between Beijing and Shanghai. It will stop in Ji’nan, Hefei, Nanjing and Xuzhou,” said Yang Shaoqing, deputy chief of the Ministry’s Transportation Bureau.

The outsized railway project, extending 809 miles, broke ground in April 2008 and is expected to cost up to 220.9 billion yuan ($32.4 billion).