is located in Yiwu of China's largest commodity market after the transaction in the doldrums for several months after the May market turnover 2.844 billion yuan, a net increase of 710 million the previous month million. Expert analysis of active domestic exports continue
from Hangzhou Customs that the author, July 15, Hangzhou Customs clearance built marked the 30th anniversary of the Customs and Excise Department under the jurisdiction of the official switch
Goldman Sachs, according to a survey report shows that in 2009 the global luxury market shrinking, it is expected this year China will be unprecedented luxury product sales to reach 5 billion U.S. dollars, far higher in 2008 three billion U.S. doll
Oct. 15th, 2009, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference, press spokesman for the YAO Jian news and answered questions of reporters. Record as follows:
YAO Jian: Welcome to today's regular briefing. First of
Chinese provinces are scaling back economic growth targets for 2010 as the nation works to make its economic development more environmentally friendly.
At its annual legislative meeting, southern China's Guangdong province set a
Reporter from Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province, Trade and Industry Bureau, Zhejiang Province, the first foreign-invested partnership - Yiwu City Alibasha Information Services (general partner) has been adopted by the business sector registration, recen
China is planning to increase its imports of African commodities by establishing an African Products Exhibition Center, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said on its website Wednesday.
The exhibition center would be located in east China's Yiwu
South Africa's wine, olive oil in Tunisia, Uganda's coffee and cassava in Nigeria, Ethiopia, Africa, sesame and the famous wood carving ... ... October 21 to 25, by the business 3rd sponsored by the Department 'African Commodities Exhibition' will
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