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Three Anti-Monopoly Law-enforcing Departments Have Dialogues with Representatives from the U.S. Business Circle

Oct 16, 2015

On September 10, the Chinese anti-monopoly law-enforcing departments including the Ministry of Commerce, the National Development and Reform Commission and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce had dialogues with the ...

Tags: anti-monopoly law, auto industry, intellectual property

Branding Is Key on Back of TPP

Oct 15, 2015

The Australian Made Campaign has reminded businesses to boost country-of-origin branding on products as part of its strategy to leverage new export opportunities available via the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). “The TPP will ...

Tags: Australian products, Australian Made

Seminar on the Economic and Trade Cooperation between Chinese Provinces and the U.S. States Held in Seattle

Oct 15, 2015

On September 22, during President Xi Jinping’s state visit to the United States, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce and the Government of the U.S. Washington State jointly held the Seminar on the Economic and Trade Cooperation between ...

Tags: aviation, agriculture

PolarPro Launches Waterproof Selfie Stick with LED Light Bar Option on Kickstarter

Oct 14, 2015

Today, PolarPro, a manufacturer of professional-grade action camera accessories for the action sports, outdoor and consumer markets, announced the launch of its latest Kickstarter campaign for the PowerGrip H2O, the world’s first ...

Tags: LED light bar, Video, PolarPro, selfie stick

Air Freight Continues to Lag

Oct 13, 2015

The IATA reports that air freight volumes were broadly unchanged in August compared to a year ago, with freight tonne kilometres 0.2% higher. The August data shows a pause in earlier declines in air freight volumes, consistent with ...

Tags: Air Freight, air freight volumes

USDA Funds New Pilot Project to Give Almond Growers Access to Greenhouse Gas Markets

Oct 10, 2015

The Almond Board of California (ABC) will join with the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and other partners in carrying out a new USDA-funded pilot project designed to give both almond and corn growers greater access to greenhouse gas ...

Tags: almond, corn, Gas Markets

SüSS Microtec Launches XB8 Semi-Automated High-Force Wafer Bonder

Sep 18, 2015

SüSS MicroTec AG of Garching, near Munich, Germany, a supplier of equipment and process solutions for microstructuring in semiconductor and related markets, has launched the XB8 bonding platform. Designed for a wide range of bonding ...

Tags: SüSS MicroTec, Wafer bonding, semiconductor

Nestlé Receives Setback as European Court Rejects Kit Kat Case

Sep 18, 2015

Nestlé has seen a setback as it failed to convince the EU's top court to let it trademark the shape of its four-fingered version of Kit Kat chocolate bar in the UK. The European Court of Justice ruled that the Swiss food company ...

Tags: Nestlé, Swiss food, packages

Kraft Expands Recall of Kraft Singles Cheese Products

Sep 10, 2015

Kraft Heinz has expanded the recall of Kraft Singles products as the issue with the packaging film may have larger impact than it initially considered. On Thursday, the firm recalled 335,000 cases as a thin strip of packaging film is ...

Tags: Kraft, Cheese Products

BASF Announces New Lightweight Material for Tough Applications

Sep 2, 2015

How to provide the same strength yet be ultra-low weight – the new inner tube for mountain bikes from Schwalbe takes on this challenge. The company, the market leader in Europe for bicycle tires and inner tubes, has worked with BASF ...

Tags: BASF, polyurethane

UK Consumers Prefer Cardboard Packaging

Sep 1, 2015

Shoppers in the UK believe that cardboard packaging provides better protection than polystyrene and is convenient to recycle. This has been revealed in a research commissioned by Confederation of Paper Industries (CPI). A survey was ...

Tags: cardboard packaging, polystyrene

Do Australia's Supply Chains Face a Looming Crisis?

Aug 27, 2015

48% of supply chain managers in Australia say they are inadequately trained, according to respondents of a global survey of professionals. Supply chain managers increasingly focus on protecting vulnerable people further down the chain ...

Tags: Australia's Supply Chains, Looming Crisis

Major Apparel Brands Bank on China for Success

Aug 27, 2015

In the busy shopping area of Solana in Beijing's Chaoyang district, young women and men dressed in the latest fashion wander around the mix of foreign clothing stores carrying their latest purchases. In this trendy commercial landscape, ...

Tags: H&M, GAP, Apparel Brands

Govt Unveils Policy to Promote E-Marketing of Handloom

Aug 24, 2015

The government has launched a policy framework to promote e-marketing of handloom products, in order to promote marketing of the fabric in general and to reach out to the younger customers in particular, an official statement said. The ...

Tags: E-Marketing of Handloom, handloom products, fabric

How The NSW Government Could Save $7 Billion on The Building of New Railways

Aug 20, 2015

Building new rail freight capacity for Port Botany will cost $7 billion. This cost can be avoided by building a rail freight bypass of Sydney, between Newcastle port and Glenfield. Railing containers will enable a rail freight bypass line ...

Tags: service, public service, new railway

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