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China considers opening of seed market

China considers opening of seed market   BEIJING – China might further open up its seed market to foreign companies, with the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Agriculture studying the market shares and development of these companies, said an official close to the matter.   <img title="Seeds on display at an agricultural exhibition in Beijing. Currently, foreign companies can only participate in China's grain seed industry through joint ventures with domestic partners, and they are limited to a 49 percent stake [...]

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Trade balance possible next year

Trade balance possible next year   Updated: 2011-08-23 07:39 By Hu Yuanyuan (China Daily)   BEIJING – China may achieve a trade balance next year, as weakening demand from the US and the EU will hit exports while imports are set to grow, an official from the country’s top think tank said.     State Councilor Dai Bingguo (second right) meets former UN under secretary-general Akashi Yasushi, the leader of the Japanese delegation to the 7th Beijing-Tokyo Forum, on Monday. Wang Chen (third right), minister of the [...]

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Global market to be volatile for years: Australian MP

Global market to be volatile for years: Australian MP   CANBERRA, Aug. 24 (Xinhua) — Uncertainty and volatility are likely to feature in global financial markets for years to come, Australian federal Treasury secretary Martin Parkinson warned on Wednesday. Dr Parkinson addressed the University of Western Australia outlining Treasury’s vision for Australia’s economic future. He said the troubles facing Europe and the U.S. would weigh on the world economy, and domestically, for many years. “Unfortunately, recurrent episodes of volatility are likely to be [...]

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Euro zone crisis will hurt China’s real economy

China state media: Euro zone crisis will hurt China’s real economy   China’s top official newspaper, the People’s Daily, says the debt crisis across the Euro zone will have a far-reaching impact on China’s real economy, mainly by sapping demand for exports. But it goes on to say, holdings of euro assets will limit any damage to foreign exchange reserves, as China holds a relatively small amount of euro assets.   The article says the euro zone’s problems reflected deep-seated institutional failings that [...]

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New trend: Chinese bake mooncakes at home

New trend: Chinese bake mooncakes at home   Still a month until China’s Mid-Autumn Festival, and mooncakes have already hit the supermarket shelves. But this year, many Chinese are turning their backs on store-bought cakes, opting to bake their own at home. Search for “mooncake moulds” on China’s top online shopping website, you can easily find over 5000 results. From moulds to pans, ingredients to decoration supplies, making mooncakes at home seems easier than ever. The products are reasonably priced, and some shops [...]

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China flash PMI rises in August

China flash PMI rises in August   HSBC’s China Flash PMI showed the Chinese factory sector may have slowed slightly in August from July as new orders and new export orders eased on languid overseas demand.    The flash Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), designed to preview China’s factory output before official data, edged up to 49.8 in August, from July’s final reading of 49.3.    That leaves the index a touch under the 50-point mark that demarcates expansion from contraction in economic activity. HSBC publishes [...]

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China’s yuan advances to 6.3896 against USD Wednesday

China’s yuan advances to 6.3896 against USD Wednesday   BEIJING, Aug. 24 (Xinhua) — The Chinese currency Renminbi, or the yuan, gained 91 basis points to a record high of 6.3896 per U.S. dollar on Wednesday, according to the China Foreign Exchange Trading system.   In China’s foreign exchange spot market, the yuan is allowed to rise or fall by 0.5 percent from the central parity rate each trading day.   The central parity rate of the yuan against the U.S. dollar is based on [...]

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Drives make headway in the packaging industry

Drives make headway in the packaging industry     The profit margins associated with the implementation of electric drives will see them experience widespread acceptance in the European packaging industry over the next seven years, according to recent analysis from Frost & Sullivan.   “The need to maximise profit margins, while maintaining the competitive pricing of the end product, is motivating the implementation of drives in the packaging production line,” said Frost & Sullivan research analyst Ramasubramanian N. Rising energy costs have impacted the [...]

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“Nice gift box” is a professional packaging product manufacturer, affiliated to Riptide China Co., Ltd. We have been producing gift boxes, wine boxes, chocolate boxes, cosmetics boxes, shoe boxes, watch boxes, jewelry boxes, and other packaging boxes since 2008, as well as gift bags and shopping bags. The factory now has two professional printing engineers, four designers, and more than fifty experienced workers. It also has one fully automatic production line, two semi-automatic production lines and one paper bag [...]

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Print and Packaging Companies Are at War With Each Other

Print and Packaging Companies Are at War With Each Other     CONCORD, Calif., Aug. 18, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — As millions continue to be unemployed, print and packaging companies contract hired guns to steal employees from their competitors. The trend has reached a furious pace with requests for people doubling. Rather than working to transition new people into the industry, companies pay big fees to firms to steal their competitors’ best employees. The aging printing industry and the charge towards digital technology [...]

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