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US and Europe to Boost Next Demand Rush, Raising Price of Third-Party Countries Capacity

Jun 15, 2017

Installation rush in China ahead of June 30 is about to terminate, so trading volume has significantly dropped. For one thing, there is nearly no product for transaction in the market; for the other, it is meaningless to buy PV products ...

Tags: PV products, PV sectors

The Lighting Industry Today, Tomorrow and Beyond

Feb 7, 2017

What would be your prediction for lighting in 10 years’ time? Majority of commercial members won’t be supplying commodity type luminaires but in order to prosper will need to adapt to the need for more specialist products or ...

Tags: Lighting Industry, Lighting

Global Supply Chain Risk Climbs to Record Highs

Sep 6, 2016

Global supply chain risk Q2 2016. Global supply chain risk climbed in the second quarter of 2016, reaching the highest levels since records began in 1995, according to the CIPS Risk Index, powered by Dun & Bradstreet. The Index, ...

Tags: Global supply chain risk

PV Price Fluctuation Slows Down Before SNEC

May 12, 2016

Manufacturers have finished negotiating for May orders, leading to smaller fluctuation in prices. Due to the interruption of trade wars, the polysilicon market still witness slight supply shortage, resulting in stronger prices. But prices ...

Tags: Sloar Cell, PV Module

U.S Poised to Dislodge China as Most Competitive Manufacturer

Apr 6, 2016

The United States is expected to be the most competitive manufacturing nation, moving China into the number two position by 2020, according to the 2016 Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index report from Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited ...

Tags: Global Manufacturing Competitiveness Index report

Prices of Multi-Si Wafers and Cells to Peak in Feb

Jan 18, 2016

The general outlook for the 2016 PV market has become more certain as China, the U.S. and the U.K. finalize their respective subsidy policies. “China plans to connect the country’s PV power plants onto the grid before the middle ...

Tags: PV market, multi-Si wafers

Fifth Meeting of China-Singapore FTA Commission Held in Singapore

Oct 23, 2015

The fifth meeting of the China-Singapore FTA Commission was held in Singapore on January 20-22, 2015. The two sides talked on further supplementing and perfecting the China-Singapore FTA, and exchanged views on some specific issues ...

Tags: China-Singapore FTA, trade in goods, trade in service, investment

2014 Business Review XVIII: Positively Respond to Trade Frictions and Maintain a Fair Trade Environment

Oct 23, 2015

In April 2014, the Ministry of Commerce integrated some of the business functions of the former Bureau of Fair Trade and the former Bureau of Industrial Damage Investigation and officially established the Bureau of Trade Remedy and ...

Tags: Trade Frictions, Fair Trade Environment, trade remedy

Gao Hucheng: To Cooperate for the Prosperity of Regional Development with the Help of the China-Korea Free Trade Agreement

Oct 20, 2015

People’s Daily published the signed paper of Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng’s To Cooperate for the Prosperity of Regional Development with the Help of the China-Korea Free Trade Agreement on June 2. The full text follows: ...

Tags: China-South Korea FTA, textile, garment, steels, liquid crystal display

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

Australia's Entry Into Trans Pacific Partnership and What It Means for The Food Industry

Oct 15, 2015

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has this week been finalised after negotiations began in 2010. The TPP centers on a free trade zone between 12 countries located around the Pacific rim including Australia, the US, New Zealand, ...

Tags: Trans-Pacific Partnership, Food Industry

New Brunswick Liquor Control Act Faces New Challenge

Aug 27, 2015

The New Brunswick Liquor Control Act, which limits import of beer to 12 bottles by individuals, is facing a challenge by a resident from Tracadie in Gloucester County, New Brunswick, Canada. Gerard Comeau, who was charged for importing ...

Tags: beer, Brunswick Liquor

Solar Firms Search for Light at The End of Tunnel

Aug 25, 2015

Companies opt to relocate plants to Southeast Asia to cut labor costs, reports Lyu Chang. The label of "made in China", which was synonymous with the global solar industry, is in danger of fading out as a growing number of firms move ...

Tags: solar industry, silicon cells, solar panel

ICAC in Partnership with The TTF Will Organise The Icac International Seminar 2015

Jul 14, 2015

On the sidelines of Taipei Innovative Textile Application Show, the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) in partnership with the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) will organise the ICAC International Seminar 2015. “The theme ...

Tags: Taipei Innovative Textile Application Show, Textile

USFIA, FTA Back TTIP

Apr 23, 2015

The US Fashion Industry Association (USFIA) and the Foreign Trade Association (FTA) have reiterated the importance of concluding Transatlantic Trade & Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations as the ninth round of talks got underway in ...

Tags: Fashion Industry, fashion sector

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