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Chinese Yuan Appreciation: The Winners & Losers

Chinese Yuan Appreciation: The Winners & Losers By Don Miller on June 22, 2010 | More Posts By Don Miller | Author’s Website China’s plan to let the yuan appreciate against the U.S. dollar is likely to hit U.S. shoppers in the pocketbook, while also making the stocks of companies with goods aimed at Chinese consumers more attractive.But because of wage pressures, the effects of China’s move to introduce more flexibility to its currency policy won’t fundamentally change its inflation problems, [...]

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FAQ

FAQ    1. Question: Do your company accept small order?    Answer: Yes, we accept small order as the initial order to start a new business relationship. Customer will experience our quality and service.    2. Question: Can you make the products as per our design and artwork?    Answer: Of course, we can make the products as per customer’s design and requirements. Also, we can design for customer if necessary, we have our own designers.   3. Question: Can you send me samples?    Answer: If [...]

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Chinese consumer confidence slips

Chinese consumer confidence slips   By Hu Yuanyuan (China Daily)   BEIJING – Chinese consumer confidence slipped 3 points to 105 in the second quarter. It’s the first decline this year and comes amid concern over growing inflation, according to a report by The Nielsen Co released on Tuesday.  Despite the decline, however, China continues to enjoy solid consumer confidence compared with other countries.  Consumer confidence levels above and below a baseline of 100 indicate varying degrees of optimism and pessimism.  Global consumer confidence declined to [...]

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Small firms not in large scale bankruptcies

Small firms not in large scale bankruptcies   Updated: 2011-08-19 10:00   BEIJING – China’s mid-and-small businesses have not experienced large scale bankruptcies, although they have suffered from rising production costs, a central bank official said Thursday amid fears of mounting factory closures in the country’s south. The number of bankrupt companies in Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces, where many small firms are based, has not risen significantly and was much lower than that two years ago during the global financial crisis, said Wu Xianting, [...]

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Glossary of Packaging & Printing paper

Packaging Materials:   –Kraft liner (KL): pure cow cards, 100% pure wood pulp composition, burst, ring crush excellent performance, and excellent resistant to moisture resistance, generally used for corrugated cardboard tissue paper. –Test liner (TL): imitation cow card / noodles imitation cow cards, cow cards pulp content of less than pure performance, although the ratio of net imports of beef card, however, speaking from the paper’s performance, and between domestic cardboard gradually narrow the gap, the higher cost, has become the [...]

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Weak world conditions to curb trade growth in 2011

Weak world conditions to curb trade growth in 2011   By Lan Lan (China Daily)   Emerging economies to help offset problems in the developed markets      BEIJING – China’s foreign trade is unlikely to grow as fast in 2011 as it did last year due to weakening global demand and rising costs, Vice-Minister of Commerce Jiang Yaoping said on Tuesday.    The country’s trade grew by a robust 34.7 percent in 2010.  “China’s imports and exports will be seriously influenced, as the global economy’s growth [...]

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Germany’s Mittelstand Beating China

Germany’s Mittelstand Beating China     German family firms are outdoing their Chinese rivals. Can they keep it up?   ELECTRIC pumps are like burgers, reckons Christian Haag. They should be made at the last possible moment and delivered to the client precisely as he specified. Mr Haag runs a unit of KSB, a German firm that produces pumps and the motors that power them. His business is typical of the Mittelstand (Germany’s legion of small and medium-sized family firms). Its products are well-engineered [...]

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China vows to ensure safety of nationals in Libya

China vows to ensure safety of nationals in Libya   (Xinhua)   BEIJING – China vowed on Tuesday to make every effort to ensure safety of its nationals stranded in Libya, and provide assistance for their evacuation. Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu made the remarks in response to a question regarding China’s efforts in helping its citizens leave the war-torn country. “The staff of the Chinese embassy in Tripoli had been staying at their posts following the major changes of security situation in Libya, and paid [...]

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