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China Releases Sugar Reserves to Stabilize Supply

Oct 11, 2016

Chinese authorities will release the first batch of sugar reserves this year to stabilize supply and prices, the country's top economic planner announced on Friday. China will sell 350,000 tonnes of sugar from state reserve at 6,000 yuan ...

Tags: Sugar, Food

Hexagonal Boron Nitride Enables Cost-Effective, Compact Solid-State Detection of Neutron Signals

Aug 19, 2016

A group of Texas Tech University researchers led by professors Hongxing Jiang and Jingyu Lin has developed hexagonal boron nitride semiconductor as a possible low-cost alternative to helium gas detectors in neutron detection ('Realization ...

Tags: Boron nitride, Texas Tech University

Prices in All Segments of PV Supply Chain Weakened

Apr 29, 2016

Orders have been confirmed for May. Aside from polysilicon that sees stronger prices, prices in all segment of PV supply chain have weakened. The industry will cool down after June 30th, where grid-connection will mostly be completed by ...

Tags: Polysilicon, PV Supply

China to Restructure Rare Earth Industry

Feb 1, 2016

China is the world's largest producer and exporter of rare-earths. These are elements which are critical to the manufacturing of high-tech products, including smartphones, wind turbines and car batteries, among other things. However, ...

Tags: Rare Earth, smartphones

China Customs Busts Wildlife Smugglers

Dec 25, 2015

The General Administration of Customs (GAC) said Thursday it has intensified crackdown on smuggling of rare animals and plants through 2015. Customs authorities nationwide discovered 160 smuggling cases from January to November, seizing ...

Tags: Customs, Wildlife Smugglers

Work Efficiency Improved in China's Customs after Reforms

Dec 25, 2015

This year China has seen its customs undertaking reforms to facilitate trade across the border. Yu Guangzhou, head of the General Administration of Customs, said the customs clearance reform is in accordance with the annual economic work ...

Tags: China's Customs, Work Efficiency

Buddha Statue Still Not Returned to China

Dec 16, 2015

After eight months of patient, indirect and difficult contact with the Dutch collector, the villagers of Yangchun in south-east China's Fujian province failed to get back the mummy Buddha statue of Patriarch Zhanggong which was stolen in ...

Tags: Buddha Statue, cultural relics

Trans-Pacific Partnership Negotiation Completed

Oct 15, 2015

On October 4, 2015, Ministers of the 12 Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) countries announced conclusion of their negotiations. The summary of the TPP Agreement is as follows: Disclaimer: The Following Summary of the Trans-Pacific ...

Tags: goods, services, trad, investment

Pakistani Government Has Constituted a High Level Committee

Jul 20, 2015

The Pakistani government has constituted a high level committee to bring about a ‘Policy Action Plan’ to redress the impediments confronted by the textile industry in increasing its exports, the media has reported. The ...

Tags: textile manufacture, textile export

The Lifting of Import Ban on Textile Products by The Government Was Been Rejected

Jun 29, 2015

The National Union of Textiles Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria (NUTGTWN) and the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture ( NACCIMA) have rejected the lifting of import ban on textile products ...

Tags: Textiles Garment, import ban, textiles products, textile

Airfreight Transhipment Turns out to Be Ivory

Apr 16, 2015

The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (ACBPS) seized a large shipment of ivory being transshipped through Perth. ACBPS officers detected the 110 kilograms of ivory while examining an air cargo shipment from Malawi, being ...

Tags: Airfreight Transhipment, Australian Customs

The Use of Electronics in Packaging Is Gaining Importance

Mar 12, 2015

Electronic packaging involves the use of engineering and other technologies to incorporate in-built security and protective features in the packaging of products. The use of electronics in packaging is gaining importance as it reduces ...

Tags: Electronic Packaging, Packaging

A New National Ctc to Boost The Growth of Country's Cotton, Textile and Garment Industry

Jan 22, 2015

The Government of Nigeria has unveiled a new National Cotton, Textile and Garment (CTG) Policy aimed at revitalising and boosting the development and growth of the country’s cotton, textile and garment industry. Launching the ...

Tags: cotton, textile, garment industry

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

Egypt Decides to Buy Wheat From France and Russia at an Average Price of $273.94 Per Tonne

Dec 23, 2014

The government of Egypt has decided to buy wheat from France and Russia at an average price of $273.94 per tonne, country’s General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC) stated. The country has signed contracts to import 240,000t ...

Tags: Wheat, Agriculture

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