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This column aims to inform you of recent policy announcements made by China’s governmental agencies, with a selection made on the issues most relevant to European SMEs. Do you have questions about regulatory changes and their impact on your business? Ask our experts for free information and advice. September 2025 Anti-Dumping Investigation into Pork Imports […]
On 5 September 2025, China’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) released its preliminary ruling on the ongoing anti-dumping investigation into pork products imported from the European Union. We provide below a summary of the latest developments and an unofficial translation of MOFCOM’s announcement. In Brief: The Investigation into Pork Imports from the EU Launched in June […]
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The European Union is rolling out a new advance cargo information system designed to improve security and safety in the international transportation of goods and the involved supply chain – the Import Control System 2 (ICS2). This system requires rail and road carriers to provide data on goods sent to or through the EU prior to their arrival by submitting a […]
Are you an organisation with SME members interested in the Chinese market? Learn more about our Partnership Programme here. What is the Partnership Programme? The EU SME Centre, an initiative funded by the European Union, offers a cost-free partnership programme to eligible organisations. To increase the synergies contributing to the common goal of supporting SMEs […]
From green industries to waste management, from how-to guidelines for F&B establishments to policy environment analysis, you will find here our most read publications of 2024. Don’t miss out on these insights, all our reports and guidelines are available in our online library! Guide to Trade Fairs in China For European SMEs without local resources […]
On 26 December 2024, the Customs Tariff Commission of China’s State Council announced “The 2025 Tariff Adjustment Plan”. A provisional import tariff rate lower than the Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) rate will apply to 935 items starting from 1 January 2025. Some major seafood species will see an increase in tariffs from 2% in 2024 to 5% […]
On 14 October, representatives from the European Chamber’s South China Chapter met with officials from the Guangdong Provincial Development and Reform Commission at the Chamber’s Guangzhou office. The meeting was chaired by Zheng Bin, Director of the Commission’s Department of Foreign Investment, and focused on discussing strategies to attract and retain foreign investment in the […]
The European Commission, in cooperation with European stakeholder groups and national authorities, is preparing cornerstones for a strategy to develop Technology Infrastructures (TIs) and related policies in the European Union. Industrial enterprises of all sizes are considered key users of such facilities. A TI policy should reflect the future needs of enterprises for support and […]