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NCPC Hebei Huamin Was Notified That Its Workshop Has Passed on-Spot Auditing by ANVISA

Sep 16, 2013

NCPC Hebei Huamin Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. under North China Pharmaceutical was recently notified that its powder-injection workshop has passed on-spot auditing by the National Health Surveillance Agency Brazil (ANVISA). So far, the ...

Tags: Health, Medicine, Pharmaceutical

Siemens Saw a Factory Run Into Formal Operation in Chengdu

Sep 16, 2013

German engineering giant Siemens saw a factory, namely Siemens Electronics Works Chengdu (SEWC), run into formal operation in Chengdu, Sichuan Province on September 12. Located in the west of the Chengdu Hi-tech Industrial Development ...

Tags: Siemens Electronics, Electrical, Electronics

Complete Plant Will Undertake The Civil Construction of Arkansas Sugar Plant Project

Sep 16, 2013

China National Complete Plant Import & Export (SZSE: 000151) will undertake all the civil construction and installation work of the Arkansas sugar plant project between Ethiopia METEC and Sugar Corporation of Ethiopia, according to an ...

Tags: Sugar Plant, Agriculture, Food

Yango Group Co-Spent CNY 2.547 Billion Winning a Plot of Land in Xinshi Town

Sep 16, 2013

Yango Group (SZSE: 000671) its subsidiary Shanghai Fuliteng Real Estate (transliterated) and third party Fuzhou Xinyibo Investment Company (transliterated) co-spent CNY 2.547 billion winning a plot of land in Xinshi Town, Chuansha, Pudong ...

Tags: Real Estate, Construction

Apple Sign an Agreement with China Mobile Ltd

Sep 16, 2013

US consumer technology giant Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) is said to sign an agreement with China Mobile Ltd. (SEHK: 0941 and NYSE: CHL) on the sale of iPhones soon. It for the first time held a press conference for the release of new ...

Tags: Apple, China Mobile

Steel Leads Surge to A 17-Month High in Business Activity

Sep 16, 2013

China's business activity surged to a 17-month high in August, providing fresh evidence that the protracted economic slowdown in China may be bottoming out. Industrial production gained 10.4 percent from a year earlier, picking up from ...

Tags: Steel Leads, Steel Sector

Epistar Obtained OEM Orders for Low- and Mid-Power Blue-Color LED Chips From CREE in July

Sep 16, 2013

Taiwan-based LED epitaxial wafer and chip maker Epistar obtained OEM orders for low- and mid-power blue-color LED chips from US-based Cree in July 2013 and will begin shipments in September, according to supply chain sources. In addition, ...

Tags: Epistar, LED Chips

Taiwan LED Makers' Total Revenues Increased 1.7% to NT$11.14 Billion

Sep 16, 2013

The termination of China's Home Appliance Subsidiary programs in first-half 2013 caused LED backlight market demand to ease in June and July 2013. However, some chip makers have reflected rebounding performances due to stable market orders ...

Tags: LED Makers, LED Lighting

Taiwan's Steel Export Values Totaled US$1.45 billion in August

Sep 16, 2013

According to data released by Taiwan's Ministry of Finance, the country's export values of iron and steel and articles made from iron and steel totaled US$1.45 billion in August, increasing by 7.6% year on year and remaining flat from July. ...

Tags: Steel, Construction, taiwan

Chinese Steelmaker Baosteel Announced to Raise Its Domestic Prices for October

Sep 16, 2013

It's reported that Chinese steelmaker Baosteel announced to raise its domestic prices for October. Baosteel remained its hot rolled coil prices flat but cut its preferential discount of RMB100/ton, making the prices rise. Meanwhile, the ...

Tags: Construction, steel

Maximum Amount of Rare Earths Has Been Set at 93,800 Metric Tons for 2013

Sep 16, 2013

The Ministry of Land and Resources announced on Thursday the maximum amount of rare earths for the exploration has been set at 93,800 metric tons for 2013. The cap for the exploration of ion-absorbed-type rare earth ores is set at 17,900 ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, rare earths

It Might Sound Ridiculous for a Steelmaker to Raise Pigs

Sep 16, 2013

It might sound ridiculous for a steelmaker to raise pigs, but Chinese steelmaking firms are showing unprecedented interest in non-steel businesses to cope with the challenge of low profits amid a downturn. Non-steel business turnover of ...

Tags: steel, Non-Steel, Construction

Asahi Kasei Chemicals Will Build a Polycarbonate Diol Plant in China

Sep 16, 2013

Asahi Kasei Chemicals announced today that it will build a polycarbonate diol (PCD) plant in China. PCD is an intermediate used in high-performance polyurethanes (PUs). The company will use proprietary technology to produce 3,000 m.t./year ...

Tags: polycarbonate diol, Chemicals

China's Government Would Reduce Dependency on The Fuel Nationwide

Sep 16, 2013

China's government pledged to cut overall coal use in eastern parts of the country and said it would reduce dependency on the fuel nationwide, as leaders struggle to respond to rising public concern over choking levels of pollution. The ...

Tags: Coal, Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

China's Domestic Isomer-grade Mixed Xylenes Prices Have Strengthened Partly

Sep 16, 2013

China's domestic isomer-grade mixed xylenes prices have strengthened partly due to the startup of Dragon Aromatics' new 800,000 mt/year paraxylene plant in Fujian province late August, market sources said Thursday. "Hikes in domestic ...

Tags: Isomer-MX, Chemicals