China Trade Information

Start Date
11-APR-10
End Date
13-APR-10

Venue
City / State
Country

Shanghai New International Expo Centre(SNIEC)
Shanghai
China

Event Profile:
The China International Trade Fair for Mode Underwear & Home Textiles is acknowledged as the biggest and one of the most influential show for exhibiting lingeries and textile products. It is organized by Textile Commerce Association (Beijing) Fair Service Co., Ltd. The show is fulfilling the [...]

China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) kicked off the world’s largest free trade area (FTA) embracing developing countries Friday as businessmen and trucks loaded with vegetables and fruits thronged border markets.
Dozens of trucks, mostly carrying dragon fruit from Vietnam, were waiting to be unloaded Friday morning at the Tianyuan Fruit Trade Market, [...]

China yesterday decried a US decision to impose duties ranging from 10 to 16 percent on Chinese steel pipes, the biggest US trade case to date against the country, saying it had been made a scapegoat of protectionist interests.
The Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said it was “strongly dissatisfied with and resolutely opposed” to the vote [...]

Kweichow Moutai Co plans to raise the price of its liquor by an average of 13 percent starting Jan 1 because the cost of raw materials increased, the company said in a statement issued Dec 7.
The wholesale price for 53% (V/V) is to rise more than 60 yuan ($8.78) to about 563 yuan per bottle. [...]

China, the world’s largest maker and consumer of steel products, fired back Thursday at the United States for its anti-dumping measures against Chinese steel exports, launching its own punitive taxes on steel from US as well as Russia.
The Ministry of Commerce said Thursday on its website that US and Russian steelmakers must pay anti-dumping duties [...]

Consolidation moves in the fragmented domestic steel industry are set to gather pace in the coming days as the government is contemplating restricting sector entry to mills having production capacity of at least 1 million tons or more annually.
The biggest casualties of such a move would be the small steel mills, who would now have [...]