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China’s membership of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) requires it to open its doors to imports. And, yes, imports are certainly increasing into China. But very selectively. Several months back Guangdong officials, for example, made a publicized big play about how customs would be streamlined so that importing would become much easier. Yet the old […]
With the Chinese Yuan strengthening down to 6.48 to the US Dollar, it’s surprising that plastic prices have remained steady during the last three months in China. With the exception of General Purpose Polystyrene (GPPS), which increased fractionally, most other commodity resins stayed firm or even eased a little, including High Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Low […]
With the Chinese Yuan (RMB) now firmly at 6.48 against the US$ the doomsday protaganists are already forecasting the demise of China as the world’s mega exporter of inexpensive goods. For sure the sneaker and T-shirt manufacturers will be scurrying off the Bangladesh, Vietnam or Ethiopia where labor rates are still close to near slave […]
The Guangdong Government has got plans to push forward foreign investement of the year 2011 around the Pearl River Delta areas. 34% of all China exports come from this region. According to sina.com, the biggest Chinese online news and media resource, on Tuesday April 26 2011 the Guangdong provincial government announced its planned goals of […]