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Call for case studies of European SMEs exporting to China during and after Covid-19

8 May 2021

The Centre is organizing an online business conference which will take place on 14 October 2021, where five EU SMEs will be explaining how they managed to successfully export into China in these difficult times. For this purpose, we are calling for European SMEs that have effectively exported goods or services to China in these difficult times.

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Success Stories

  • Pampering Tianjin Expats with French Cuisine

    The EU SME Centre was a great help in assuring me of what is allowed and what not when doing business in China. They conducted a real legal investigation for me; I myself could never have done that.

    －Maia Orgogozo, Founder&CEO, Oh My Gourmet

  • Exporting Greek Soft Drinks to China

     There is no doubt that the China market is one of the most attractive for all prospective exporters. But it has to be approached with a long term perspective and with respect to the culture and to the consumer habits.

     

    - Antonis Terzis, Export Manager, Green Cola Hellas S.A.   

  • Taste of Galicia in China

    The Centre’s legal team helped the Cluster evaluate the feasibilities of each legal entity option, and revealed the difficulties for a foreign association to register a WFOE in China.

     - Galicia Food Cluster, Spain

  • Shopping the Danish Lifestyle Through a WeChat Shop

    We quickly found out that cross-border e-commerce is not as easy as it sounds. Denmark’s regular post services had little experience with this type of logistics and also figuring out the procedures for taxes involved with cross border e-commerce deserve a fair bit of attention before getting into business. Despite much self-study, NI HAO CPH’s incubator in Denmark owes most of its current knowledge on e-commerce in China to the EU SME Centre’s business development team services and advices.

    -Mr Gregersen – CEO NIHAO CPH