Monthly Archives: February 2016

As a tonne of coal in China remains cheaper than the equivalent amount of water, Yankuang is looking to diversify beyond the resources sector and into the retailing of beef, milk powder and vitamins. Read Full at http://www.afr.com/business/agriculture/livestock/chinese-coal-giant-turns-to-australian-beef-in-search-of-growth-20160223-gn1ek0

Chinese weapons exports ballooned 88% in the 2011-15 period compared to 2006-10. This compared with a 14% rise in the overall volume of international arms sales in the same timeframe. This represents major growth for China, although admittedly the country … Continue reading →

Yarn prices have not significantly changed in the first week following holidays in China where fiber prices are however moving into different directions. January imports have confirmed the dramatic fall of China’s demand for India and Pakistani yarns, as reflected … Continue reading →

It may seem a little strange that JD.com—China’s biggest e-commerce company in terms of sales direct to consumers—held a fashion show at New York Fashion Week, but it had good reason. While JD.com was there last night (Feb. 17) to … Continue reading →

Recently, the price of imported pitaya into China has decreased. As a result, sellers noticed that sales have gone up. Read Full at http://www.freshplaza.com/article/152629/China-low-import-price-pitaya

Copernicus reports that it has brought on top China experts to assist its clients in China. “We know the market and provide high level strategic consulting to private sector companies, non-profits, and governments. Our comprehensive, client focused portfolio offers project … Continue reading →