The Executive Interview: Marcus Wollens, Vice President, Logistics, BMW Brilliance Automotive Ltd

Marcus Wollens says BMW Brilliance Automotive Ltd (BBA) has experienced fantastic growth to date and is confident about the future.

Fighting Trademark Infringement

You’ve found someone infringing your trademark in China, but what’s the next step?

European Chamber Annual Conference: The Road to Reform

Coinciding with Europe Day on 9th May, the European Chamber of Commerce in China hosted its inaugural annual conference, attended by distinguished guests and featuring a diverse collection of expert panellists from government, industry and academia. 

Gauging the Business Climate

On 30th May, 2013, the European Chamber of Commerce in China released its annual Business Confidence Survey.

Chamber Members Respond to Ya’an Earthquake Appeal

The quake resulted in a loss of more than 200 lives and thousands injured, with nearly 1,000 seriously so. Major structural damage occurred — 2,986 kilometres of road and 327 bridges were damaged, 24 substations and 224 power lines were destroyed, and 724 fixed and…

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Biological Solutions for Improved Food Safety and Food Security

One of the biggest challenges facing the Chinese Government is maintaining a safe and secure food supply for its ever-expanding population.

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How Animal Feed Affects Our Food

The feed consumed by livestock ultimately has a profound effect on the food that ends up on our tables, whether it is meat, eggs, milk or other dairy products.

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Xi Jinping’s Government Takes Shape: China’s 2013 National People’s Congress

The 2013 National People’s Congress (NPC) saw the Xi Jinping administration begin to take shape.

Standards and Conformity When Exporting to the Chinese F&B Market

According to the EU SME Centre a number of factors have contributed to increased opportunities for European companies exporting food and beverages to China.

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Operational Challenges in the Chinese Meat Industry

It took RTJ Tastes Ltd around 18 months to get their China business up and running, during which time they had to go through the not inconsiderable formalities of certification