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20 Mistakes That You Must Avoid When Ordering Wholesale Goods From China

Jul 19, 2019

Are you considering ordering goods in bulk from a Chinese supplier? If yes, then you must try your best to avoid some of the most common pitfalls buyers experience when purchasing Chinese goods wholesale. Here are 20 tips that you will find ...

Tags: Wholesale

Key Technology Unveils Specialized Iso-Flo Vibratory Conveyor

Mar 8, 2018

Key Technology, a manufacturer of automation systems, has unveiled a specialized Iso-Flo vibratory conveyor, which can be integrated with a metal detector to check bulk foods on processing and packaging distribution lines. The enhanced ...

Tags: Key Technology, Vibratory Conveyor

TechWaste Recycling Launches New Service Line

Nov 6, 2017

TechWaste Recycling has introduced a new service line that provides companies with certified and secure product destruction and brand protection. The world of electronics recycling and data destruction goes far beyond certifying correct ...

Tags: TechWaste Recycling, battery

UK to Ban Petrol, Diesel Vehicles by 2040

Jul 28, 2017

The UK Government has unveiled plans to ban the sale of petrol and diesel vehicles by 2040 as part of its program to deliver clean air. As per the plan, the ban will only include stand-alone petrol or diesel vehicles and not hybrid or ...

Tags: Diesel Vehicles, Petrol Vehicles

Valmet Secures Defibrator System Order From Chiping County Senqiang MDF

Jul 12, 2017

Valmet has secured an order to supply EVO-56 defibrator system to Chinese firm Chiping County Senqiang MDF, which belongs to Sensen group. The new defibrator system will produce 30 tons per hour bone dry (bd) unresinated fiber. It will ...

Tags: Valmet, MDF lines

US to Investigate Toyota, BMW, Honda, Others for Alleged Patent Violations

May 3, 2017

The US will start an investigation into whether thermoplastic components used in various German and Japanese vehicle models sold in the country violate its patent laws. The US International Trade Commission (USITC) has voted to institute ...

Tags: thermoplastic components, electric motors

German Authorities Raid Audi Offices in Dieselgate Probe

Mar 28, 2017

German authorities have raided Audi’s offices and homes of several officials over the emissions test cheating scandal by its parent firm Volkswagen. The authorities allege that Audi engineers and managers might have installed the ...

Tags: German, Audi

Corner Brook-Based Fish-Processing Company Fined for Environmental Violations

Dec 16, 2016

Barry Group was ordered to pay, in St. John’s Provincial Court, a total of $200,000 in penalties for environmental violations that occurred at fish-processing facilities in Witless Bay and Port de Grave, Newfoundland and Labrador. ...

Tags: Barry Group, Fish

Amazon to Refund Unauthorised in-App Purchases

Nov 14, 2016

Amazon has been ordered to refund parents in the US whose children made in-app purchases, either accidentally or without consent, between 2011 and 2014. While there now tend to be better (not foolproof) safeguards in place to protect ...

Tags: Amazon, Unauthorised in-App Purchases

Chinese Regulators Fine Shanghai Husi and OSI Over 2014 Meat Scandal

Oct 11, 2016

Shanghai Husi Food and its US based parent company OSI Group have been fined more than CNY24.3m ($3.6m) by the Shanghai Municipal Food and Drug Administration for preparing and selling sub-standard meat products. While Shanghai Husi Food ...

Tags: Shanghai Husi Food, OSI Group

Salford Trader to Pay GBP25k for Selling Fake and Counterfeit Frozen and Spiderman Toys

Sep 28, 2016

Thousands of dangerous and counterfeit toys were seized from Smartway Imports in who pleaded guilty to seven offences relating to unsafe toys. A Salford-based company has been fined almost £25,000 for selling fake and counterfeit ...

Tags: fake and counterfeit toys, Smartway Imports

Amazon Fined GBP65k for Trying to Ship Batteries That Could an 'Explosion'

Sep 27, 2016

Amazon has been found guilty of shipping dangerous goods by air, and now has to cough up serious cash in penance. A UK court has ordered Amazon to pay £65,000 in fines after the online retailer tried to transport flammable aerosols ...

Tags: Amazon, CAA, explosion

US: Hasbro and Mattel Among Toy Firms to Take New Steps in Children's Online Privacy

Sep 21, 2016

Four big toy firms have agreed to terms to stop allowing third-party online marketers track the internet habits of children under 13. Hasbro and Mattel are among four toy companies who have agreed to stop allowing online marketers track ...

Tags: Hasbro, Mattel, online marketers, internet habits

The Latest US Food Trends Report by JWT Intelligence Show Move Towards Meat-Based Products

Jul 18, 2016

A J.Walter Thompson Intelligence (JWTI) report on the Summer Fancy Food Show, North America’s largest speciality food and beverage event held annually in New York, shows a mix of new and retro in the latest in food trends. Protein ...

Tags: Meat-Based Products, beverage

Netflix Slams Data Caps as ‘Bad For The Internet’

Mar 28, 2016

Earlier this week, Netflix admitted to throttling streams on certain US mobile networks to prevent customers from going over their data caps. Now the streaming giant has slammed data restrictions in a public statement that was released ...

Tags: Netflix, Mobile networks, Caps

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