Huan Zhu
China Begins to Sell Pears to Ecuador
China's Customs agency recently set out guidelines for its exporters to sell fresh pears to Ecuador.
China To Lower Tariffs on More Goods from LDCs
The Chinese government announced that it will lower tariffs on more imports from 16 least developed countries, effective on September 1.
China Allows More Fruit Imports
China's Customs recently announced that it will allow fresh durian from Vietnam and dragon fruit from Ecuador.
China Ratchets Up Sanctions on Taiwan
China has ramped up trade sanctions on Taiwan by curbing additional Taiwanese imports. It also announced sanctions on two foundations and at least four companies for engaging in "separatist activities."
China Suspends Some Imports from Taiwan In Reaction to Pelosi's Visit
With U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi arriving in Taiwan today, China's Customs suspended imports from some Taiwanese food companies.
China Announces Trade Concessions and BRI Plans with Afghanistan
Last week, Chinese officials said that China will lower tariffs on most Afghan imports to zero, as part of an effort to increase imports from the nation. They also mentioned plans to expand the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) to the country as well.
China's Proposed Procurement Law Applies to SOEs, Could Pave Way for International Agreements
China’s Ministry of Finance (MOF) has issued proposed revisions to its Government Procurement Law (GPL) that extend the provisions to some state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and could pave the way for joining international agreements.
