Chinese Regulation
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Chinese Companies' Delisting Risk Averted for Now, Says PCAOB
Last week, a U.S. regulator announced that it has secured access to the audit records of Chinese firms, averting an imminent delisting crisis for over two hundred Chinese companies.
China Issues Plans to Expand Domestic Demand
China's State Council issued a plan to expand domestic demand over the next decade, which includes negotiating trade agreements, expanding imports, and further opening up.
China Issues Guidelines for Cattle and Tobacco Leaves from Laos
China's Customs agency recently published regulatory requirements, as part of a domestic procedure that follows up on sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) protocols signed between China and Laos, for cattle and tobacco leaves from Laos.
New Chinese Rules Rein in Underlying Technologies Used in Deepfakes
Chinese internet regulators published a new regulation on the use of deep synthesis technology, in an effort to combat fake news, illegal information, and crimes.
Taiwan Complains about Mainland's "WTO-Inconsistent" Registration Requirement on Seafood and Drinks
Taiwanese officials said last week that China's customs agency's recent move to block imports of seafood, as well as some alcohol and beverage products, from Taiwan violates WTO rules and discriminates against Taiwan. In response, the Taiwanese government may file a WTO complaint, according to these
China Issues Regulatory Requirements for Cuban Honey
China's Customs recently issued regulatory requirements for imports of honey from Cuba, after the two nations agreed to promote trade last month. This follows a decline of bilateral trade in recent years.
China Sets Out Regulatory Requirements for Wild Aquatic Products from Tanzania
As a follow-up to the bilateral meeting between China and Tanzania and agreements to "expand the trade volume", China's Customs agency released the regulatory requirements for wild aquatic products from Tanzania, potentially opening the Chinese market to more seafood from the nation.