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Marketing Strategies for Chinese Companies Looking to Export Along The West Asian BRI

Sep 4, 2019

As the BRI brings Chinese trading opportunities westward, those Chinese manufacturers that establish a presence in Western Asia first will reap the largest rewards. In order to help you export your products to West Asia, we have developed a ...

Tags: BRI, trade tips, trade advice

Hand Tool Trends: Cautious But Hopeful of 2019 Outlook?

Apr 1, 2019

Taiwan's hand tools industry has always enjoyed a positive global reputation, thanks to industry members' strive to improve and refine their products in face of an increasingly, competitive industry. In 2018, the island's hand tool ...

Tags: Hand Tool, 2019 Outlook

WTO Report Condemns US Duties on Chinese Imports

Apr 1, 2019

China's Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday welcomed a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel report which ruled the United States violated WTO rules in 13 anti-dumping measures imposed on imports from China. The WTO panel supported China's ...

Tags: Chinese Imports

The Inventor of The Iron Bar Did Not Get 500 Million of The Patent Fee Is Expected to Continue The Life of The Country

Apr 1, 2019

In December 3, 2016, Hebei Qinhuangdao, Beidaihe Fumin road batie stands alone in the shed, the body covered with a thick layer of dust. Oriental IC chart Bai Danqing Song Youzhou's iron and iron disputes: 500 million patent fees did not ...

Tags: Pakistan Railway Technology, iron bar

Samsung Scores Unanimous Supreme Court Win Over Apple

Dec 26, 2016

The US Supreme Court on Tuesday handed Samsung a victory in its long-running patent dispute with Apple. The nation's highest court said in a unanimous opinion that damages for design patent infringement can be based only on the part of ...

Tags: Samsung, patent, Apple

Yao Zhenhua Announced His Withdrawal From Gree! Dong Mingzhu Smiled! Who's Crying?

Dec 12, 2016

One A shares of these two days is very lively, a Xu Jiayin a Yao Zhenhua, it is obvious that the two are playing off, and finally Dong Mingzhu Wang Shi into the biggest winner. Not long ago, we all look at Dong Mingzhu additional, ...

Tags: GREE electric machine, Yao Zhenhua, Dong Mingzhu

Trucking Needs a Mandatory Code

Sep 27, 2016

The Australian Government should confirm it will support a mandatory code covering payment terms for small trucking businesses, the CEO of the Australian Trucking Association Christopher Melham has said. Mr Melham was responding to the ...

Tags: mandatory code, Trucking Association, Christopher Melham

Promoting Sustainable Tourism in The 21st Century

Sep 27, 2016

Ever since the Beijing Olympics, tourism has grown to become a major economic, cultural and social plus for China as it celebrates its long and special history with the rest of the world. So, too, with the rise of a middle class, more ...

Tags: Sustainable Tourism, Chinese tourists

Dubai Probing Rough Diamond Values

Sep 21, 2016

From the get go, the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) chairmanship of the Kimberley Process (KP) had a fair share of controversies as civil society, and a number of member states, expressed their concern with seating the 2016 chair in Dubai. ...

Tags: UAE, KP

Global Dairy Groups Urge Officials to Challenge Canada's Protectionist Policies

Sep 20, 2016

Dairy organizations in the United States, Australia, the European Union, Mexico and New Zealand has issued a joint letter to their respective trade and agriculture officials, expressing indignation about Canada's recent actions to deepen ...

Tags: dairy trade, joint letter, Canada's protectionist policies

More Consumers Protected by The Furniture Ombudsman

Aug 30, 2016

The Furniture Ombudsman’s pool of retail members grew by 13.5% in 2015, according to the latest figures. The Furniture Ombudsman managed a total of 3968 disputes in 2015. Some of the product categories disputes were filed under ...

Tags: The Furniture Ombudsman, retail members, consumers serving

US FDA to Revise Regulations on Use of Healthy on Food Labels

May 13, 2016

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working on revising the regulations related to the use of terms such as ‘healthy’ on food labels by manufacturers. The FDA has completed collecting inputs on how it should define ...

Tags: Food Labels, FDA

Arbitration Tribunal Rejects SEI's Claims, Awarding Legal Fees of $2.5m to Emcore

Apr 15, 2016

Emcore Corp of Alhambra, CA, USA – which provides indium phosphide (InP)-based optical chips, components, subsystems and systems for the broadband and specialty fiber-optics markets – says that it has received a favorable ruling ...

Tags: Emcore Sumitomo Electric

Oracle Wants $9.3 Billion From Google

Mar 30, 2016

Oracle is seeking a whopping $9.3 billion in damages from Google over its continued use of Java in Android. There have been so many high-profile tech-related court cases in recent years - Apple vs Samsung, Apple vs The FBI, Microsoft vs ...

Tags: Oracle, Google, Andriod

Food Label Information Under Threat With TPP Clauses

Mar 21, 2016

Future food labelling and product safety laws could be scrapped if legal pressure from multinational companies increases as a result of clauses within the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement. Consumer advocacy group Choice has ...

Tags: Food Label, TPP, Product safety laws

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