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China to Impose Consumption Tax Encourage Environmental Protection

Jan 29, 2015

China announced on Tuesday that it will impose consumption tax on some types of batteries and paint to encourage environmental protection. A four-percent tax will be levied on the production, processing and import of batteries and coating ...

Tags: Consumption Tax, Batteries

China to Encourage The Development of Green Companies and Industries

Jan 22, 2015

A guideline has been issued by The China Banking Regulatory Commission to encourage greater allocation of bank loans to companies and industries involving in environmental protection, and energy-efficiency projects. The future projects that ...

Tags: energy-efficiency projects, environmental protection

China Government Issuing New Subsidies to Local Makers to Expand Production

Jan 22, 2015

Demand for upstream panel components is increasing in China and local makers are unable to meet supply, particularly for TFT polarizers. The China government, as a result, is issuing new subsidies to local makers to expand production and ...

Tags: panel components, subsidies

US to Issue Countervailing Duty Orders on Imports of These Products From Chinese Mainland

Jan 22, 2015

The International Trade Commission (ITC) of the United States ruled Wednesday that an American industry is materially injured by reason of imports of crystalline silicon photovoltaic products from China, paving the way for the U.S. ...

Tags: PV Products, Punitive Duties

Foreign Visitors Get The Refund

Jan 20, 2015

China has introduced a nationwide tax refund policy for the first time to encourage spending by more overseas tourists.But a closer look at the plan suggests that the country has a lot more to do to achieve this goal, according to ...

Tags: tax refund policy

Japan's new visa policy for Chinese citizens to take effect next Monday

Jan 15, 2015

Japan's new visa policy for Chinese citizens will take effect next Monday, the Shanghai Morning Post reported on Wednesday. Japan will relax requirements for three-year, multi-entry visas and the availability of five-year, multiple-entry ...

Tags: visa policy, Chinese visitors

The Hot Consumer Electronic Market Accelerates The Sales of Power Bank

Jan 15, 2015

The hot consumer electronic market accelerates the sales of power bank. It expands the application scope and quantity of power bank. However, consumers pay more attention to its safety due to the frequent lithium battery accident. To ...

Tags: consumer electronic, power bank

A Wide Gap Between Supply and Demand of Organic Products in Europe

Jan 15, 2015

There is a wide gap between supply and demand of organic products in Europe, which seems to be growing by the day Experts warn tht this gap is further expected to widen due to new EU amendment, reports EurActive Germany. The market for ...

Tags: EU Regulation, Organic Farming

China's Monetary Policy in 2015

Jan 13, 2015

The People's Bank of China will continue to maintain "prudent" monetary policy in 2015, keeping credit growth stable while having its hands free to fine-tune policy when necessary, the regulator said in an online statement on Friday. ...

Tags: Monetary Policy, People's Bank of China

New York City Has Barred Food Service Establishments

Jan 12, 2015

The New York City has barred food service establishments, stores and manufacturers from possessing, selling or using single service Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) foam articles or polystyrene loose fill packaging. The ban that has been ...

Tags: cups, plates, trays, Agriculture

Taxes Remained High on The Agenda of Chinese Policymakers Last Year

Jan 9, 2015

China plans to levy a resources tax on coal based on sales value instead of production volume, as well as scrapping arbitrary levies on coal miners starting from December 1, taxation and fiscal authorities said over the weekend. ...

Tags: Resources Tax, Coal

Economy Running Within a "Proper Range", But Still Faces Complicated Situations

Jan 5, 2015

Under the continued prudent monetary policy, China will use monetary instruments pragmatically and maintain moderate liquidity to achieve reasonable growth in loans and private financing, the central bank said on Wednesday. After the ...

Tags: Monetary Policy, China Monetary Policy

Nigerian Approved a Policy to Revive The Country's Ailing Textile and Garment Industry

Jan 5, 2015

The Nigerian government has approved a policy which aims to revive the country’s ailing textile and garment industry. The policy is a part of the National Industry Revolution Plan (NIRP) which covers the whole textile value chain, ...

Tags: funding and energy, smuggling, Textile

CBEC Issued a Circular Announcing Extension of 24X7 Customs Clearance Facility

Jan 5, 2015

The Central Board of Excise and Customs (CBEC), under Department of Revenue, India’s Ministry of Finance, has issued a circular announcing extension of 24x7 Customs clearance facility at 13 more airports in respect of all export goods ...

Tags: specified import, export goods, Textile

Curbs on Banks' Yuan Trading to Be Relaxed

Jan 1, 2015

China will relax restrictions on banks' yuan trading from next year, in a small but significant move toward relaxing its capital controls. The changes will replace daily caps on banks' foreign exchange positions with weekly limits, and ...

Tags: Yuan Trading, restrictions

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