Survey Key Findings: Information Gathering Survey for the 2025/2026 Inter-Chamber SME WG Position Paper article| 26 May 2025 Advocacy SME Position Paper
Waste Reduction: Managing the F&B Industry’s Environmental Impact article| 16 May 2025 Food & Beverages Green Development
Payment Options and Foreign Exchange Control in China: 2025 Update guideline| 10 April 2025 Payment Business Basics
Waste Reduction and Recycling in China’s F&B Sector report| 27 November 2024 Food & Beverages Green Development
NOU: How a Polish Niche Fragrance Brand Successfully Established Itself in China Through Cross-Border E-Commerce and Lifestyle Branding case-study| 27 June 2025 Retail cross-border e-commerce
F&B Waste Recycling: EU-China Joint Projects Under Horizon Europe case-study| 19 December 2024 Food & Beverages Green Development Case Study Series
From Click to Customers: Chinese Social Media for European SMEs webinar| 3 July 2025 Working Group Meeting E-Commerce Advocacy Marketing
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European Clusters Alliance European Clusters Alliance connects the clusters with European institutions on the one hand, and among each other on the other hand. ECA facilitates connections and solutions to the challenges we face. The alliance positions industrial clusters as key agents in the European innovative ecosystem for the development and growth of our economy and competitiveness.The association joins 25 national associations of clusters and ambassadors from countries without national cluster networks. Through the networks, ECA unites more than 1000 cluster organisations on European level. These make up for 150,000 of our most innovative businesses and around 11,000 universities, research centres, and public institutions.
24 November 2025 Tech Dragons of Asia: From Shenzhen to Taipei Event| Shenzhen–Taipei Organised by Belgian-Chinese Chamber of Commerce
24 June 2025 Job Openings at the EU SME Centre: Join Our Team in Phase V The EU SME Centre is a European Union initiative that provides a comprehensive range of hands-on support services to European…
24 June 2025 ICS2 Explained: EU’s New Cargo Information System to Enhance Supply Chain Security The European Union is rolling out a new advance cargo information system designed to improve security and safety in the…
Webinars| 3 July 2025 From Click to Customers: Chinese Social Media for European SMEs Social media isn’t just a communication tool. It is a powerful engine for growth, brand building, and customer engagement, especially…
Case Studies| 27 June 2025 NOU: How a Polish Niche Fragrance Brand Successfully Established Itself in China Through Cross-Border E-Commerce and Lifestyle Branding About NOU NOU is a Polish fragrance brand founded by Anna Stawska, a creative entrepreneur passionate about storytelling through scent.…
Guidelines| 16 June 2025 Exporting Meat Products to China: 2025 Update Despite a slowdown in 2024, where China’s meat imports fell by 11.2% in volume and 16.9% in value compared to…
Webinars| 27 May 2025 Payment Options & Foreign Exchange Control in China Whether you are new to the Chinese market or looking to streamline your existing payment processes, this webinar offers guidance…
Articles| 26 May 2025 Survey Key Findings: Information Gathering Survey for the 2025/2026 Inter-Chamber SME WG Position Paper Between 21 March and 9 May 2025, the EU SME Centre, together with the European Union Chamber of Commerce in…
Webinars| 23 May 2025 China’s Healthcare Sector: Market Updates Urbanisation, higher life expectancy, and low birth rates all contribute to a major structural demographic shift in China. This makes…
Reports| 19 May 2025 Ways to Enter the Chinese Market: 2025 Update With global trade dynamics evolving rapidly and China remaining one of the world’s largest and most complex markets, many European…
Articles| 16 May 2025 Waste Reduction: Managing the F&B Industry’s Environmental Impact The following article by the EU SME Centre was published in EURObiz, the bimonthly magazine produced by the European Union Chamber of…
Webinars| 28 April 2025 Green Development in China: Workshop Recording What are the key regulatory changes fuelling China’s green transformation? And how can small and medium-sized businesses leverage growth segments…
Webinars| 10 April 2025 China’s Business Landscape: Key Insights and Practical Tips This video is the recording of an event organised by the EU SME Centre in partnership with the Slovak Investment and Trade…
Guidelines| 10 April 2025 Payment Options and Foreign Exchange Control in China: 2025 Update European small and medium-sized enterprises exporting goods and services to China often raise questions about payment options, conditions, and procedures…
Webinars| 25 March 2025 China’s Hazardous Waste Sector Managing hazardous waste is a complex process. While some hazardous waste can be safely recycled, other waste materials require specific…
Webinars| 24 March 2025 Navigating the Chinese Market: Best Business Practices This video is the recording of an event in partnership with the International Association of Science Parks and Areas of…
Webinars| 12 March 2025 Unlocking Green Opportunities: China’s F&B Waste Reduction and Recycling Market Watch the recording of our February 2025 workshop on green opportunities in the F&B industry for European SMEs. The first…
Articles| 7 March 2025 Green Development in China: Opportunities and Challenges for European SMEs The following article was commissioned by the EU SME Centre to shed light on green development regulations, changes, opportunities and…
Articles| 5 February 2025 EU Sanctions Against Russia: Practical Implementation of the “No Russia Clause” The following article was commissioned by the EU SME Centre to shed light on the new legal requirement under Article…
Articles| 2 January 2025 China Launches Safeguard Investigation into Imported Beef On 27 December 2024, China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) announced the initiation of a safeguard investigation into imported beef. Below,…
Case Studies| 19 December 2024 F&B Waste Recycling: EU-China Joint Projects Under Horizon Europe In addition to our report on Waste Reduction and Recycling in China’s F&B Sector, you will find here an overview…
Webinars| 2 December 2024 How to Enter the Chinese Market: Different Channels and Approaches European small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) need to be well prepared when they enter the Chinese market. Lack of substantial…
Reports| 27 November 2024 Waste Reduction and Recycling in China’s F&B Sector After decades of rapid economic growth and industrialisation, China has become the world’s largest producer in absolute terms of food…