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China's goods with Euro2012

Polish customs officers from Gdansk has been successfully seized more than 31,000 pairs of sports wear China with illegal Euro2012 logo printed on them.

"sporting goods with illegal Euro2012 logo were smuggled in a container with other shoes," said Marcin Daczko from the Customs Office.

Sport shoes with illegal Euro2012 logo, worth around £ 220,000, which is imported by a Ukrainian company.

This is the second attempt to smuggle Chinese sport wear with illegal Euro2012 logo logo to Poland.

In March 2010, customs officers seized 10,500 pairs of shoes illegal.

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China Exhibition Calendar 2011

China Exhibition Calendar 2011

Exhibitions Non Exhibiation Events at China

Baby / Children's Products / Fashion Accessories / Gifts / Premiums / Home Products / Underwear / Swimwear / Premiums Jan 12 -14 W1-W2
SNEC International Solar and PV Conference & Exhibition Feb 22-24 W1-W5, E1-E6
East China Import & Export Commodity Fair Mar 1-5 W1-W5, E1-E4
Woodworking / WoodMac Mar 1-4 E6-E7, N5
The 19th China Int'l Hardware /Welding Fair Mar 9 -11 W1-W3, E1-E5
Fashion shanghai 2010-16th Shanghai International Clothing /Textile Expo Mar 9 -11 W4-W5
The 93 China International Trade Fair for Mode Underwear and Home Textiles and The 23 China Silk Trade Fair
Mar 9 -11 E6-E7, N5
electronica / Productronica China Mar 15 -17 E1-E2
LASER. World of Photonics China Mar 15 -17 E3-E4
SEMICON CHINA Mar 15 -17 W1-W5,
CPCA Mar 15 -17 E7, N5
Appliance World Expo Shanghai 2011 Mar 15 -18 E5-E6
DOMOTEX asia / CHINAFLOOR Mar 22 -24 W1, E1-E7, N5
China Sustainable Building Forum 2010 / The 8th Shanghai Int’l Landscape Design / Urban Construction Expo Mar 22 -24 W2
R+T Asia Mar 22 -24 W3-W5
Expo Build / Hotelex Shanghai / Clean Expo Mar 29 - Apr1 W1-W5, E1-E7, N5
2011 ShanghaiInternational Wind Energy Exhibition & Symposium Apr 8-10 E7, N5
China Refrigeration 2011 Apr 7-9 E1-E6, W5
Sino-Corrugated 2011 Apr 6-9 W1-W4
China International Bicycle / Motor Cycle Fair May 4 -7 W1-W5, E1-E3
Auto Shanghai Apr 19-28 W1-W5, E1-E7, N5
China EPower / Smartgridtec 2011 May 5-7 N5
IFAT China + EPTEE + CWS May 5-7 E4-E7
Power China May 11-13 E7, N5
Bakery China May 11 -14 E1-E7
China Int'l Glass & Enamel Industrial Technology & Equipment Exhibition May 11 -14 W1-W5
Shanghai Hair & Beauty Festival May 18 -20 W1-W5, E1-E3
SIAL CHINA  / CHINA PACKTECH & FOODTECH May 18 -20 E4-E7, N5
Kitchen & Bath China  / International Building & Construction Trade Fair 2011 May 25 -28 W1-W5, E1-E7, N5
The 9th China (Shanghai) Int'l Furniture Expo Jun 2 - 4 W4-W5
China International Exhibition on Mould & Die, Equipment and related Industry Jun 2 - 5 W1-W3
Essen Welding & Cutting Fair Jun 2 - 5 E1-E7,N5
SHANGHAITEX 2011 Jun 14 - 17 W1-W5, E1-E3
OFFSHORE WIND CHINA 2011 Conference & Exhibition Jun 15 - 17 E4
China(Shanghai) International Textiles, Fabrics & Accessories Exhibition Jun 9 - 11
AUTOMATION SHANGHAI 2011 – IAC, TME + SENSOR Jun 15 - 17 N5
Shanghai Int'l Jewellery Exhibition Jun 16 - 19 E6-E7
CPhI & ICSE China 2011 Jun 21 - 23 W1-W3, E1-E3
P-MEC & LAB World China 2011 Jun 21 - 23 W4-W5
Fi-Asia China Jun 21 - 23 E4-E5
China Stationery Commodity Fair Jun 28 – Jul 1 W1-W3
EASTPO International Machine Tool Fair Jun 28 – Jul 1 E1-E5
The 19th Shanghai Int'l Ad & Sign Thechnology & Equipment Exhibition/Shanghai International Lighting Expo/The 19th Shanghai Int'l Print,Pack,Paper Expo Jul 6–9 W1-W5,E1-E7,N5
PROPACK 2011 / BevTech China 2011 Jul13–15 E1-E3
Aluminium China Jul13–15 E6-E7
Industrial Materials China Jul13–15 E5
China (Shanghai) International Outdoor Furniture & Leisure Products Exhibition Jul14–16 N5
China Daily-use Articles Trade Fair/China International Modern Home Expo Jul14–16 W1-W3
Children-Baby-Maternity Products Expo Children Clothing and Accessories Expo Jul 20 -22 W1-W5, E1-E3
The 11thChina(Shanghai) International Mobile Phone Industry& Touch Screen Exhibition” / The 12th China (Shanghai) International Electronics Industry Expo2011 Jul 20-22 E4-E5
China Digital Entertainment Expo & Conference Jul 28-30 W1-W4
Shanghai International Automotive Manufacturing Technology & Material Show 2011 Aug 16-19 W1
The 22th Shanghai International Construction Material and Indoor Decoration Exhibition /7th Shanghai International Energy-saving & Construction Material Exhibition Aug 17-20 E1-E3
The 2rd session China Shanghai Door Industry Exhibition/2011Shanghai International Curtain Wall Technology and Window Industry Exhibition Aug 22-24 W4-W5
China International Offshore Oil & Gas Exhibition/China International Petroleum & Petrochemical Technology and Equipment Exhibition Aug 22-24 W1-W2
Shanghai International Health Industry Expo Aug 23-25 E1
China International Rail Transit Technology Exhibition Aug 23-25 E2-E4
China International Trade Fair for Hometextiles and Accessories Aug 29- Sep 1 W1-W4, E1-E7
China International Knitting Trade Fair Aug 29- 31 W5
Shanghai Int'l PU Exhibition Sep 6 - 7 W5
7th Shanghai International Stainless Steel Expo Sep 6 - 8 E1
All China Leather Exhibition/China International Footwear Fair / Moda Shanghai Sep 6 - 8 E3-E7,N5
ST Expo Sep 6 - 8 E7
The 12th Asian-Pacific Int'l Plastic & Rubber Industry Exhibition Sep 6 - 9 W1-W4
Furniture China 2011 Sep 14 -17 W1-W5, E1-E7, N5
Paper world China Sep 21 - 23 E6-E7, N5
China International Hardware Show Sep 21 - 23 W1-W5, E1-E5
China Shanghai Int'l Door Industry Expo / China Shanghai Aluminum doors & windows and Curtain Walls Exhibition 2011 Sep 26 - 28 E6-E7
China Int'l Sewing Machinery & Accessories Show(CISMA) Sep 27 - 30 W1-W5, E1-E4
2011 Shanghai Int'l New Flame-retarding and Fire-proofing Technology, Materials Industry Exhibition Sep 27 - 30 W5
Music China / Prolight Sound Shanghai 2010 Oct 11-14 W1-W5, E1-E3
China International Trade Fair for Toys & Hobby 2011/China International Baby Carrier & Baby Articles Fair 2011 Oct 12-14 N5, E3,E5-E7
China International Licensing Show 2011  Oct 12-14 E4
China International Trade Fair for Apparel Fabrics and Accessories   Oct 18-21 W1-W5, E1-E7
PTC ASIA /CeMAT ASIA Oct 24-27 W1-W2, E1-E7, N5
China Pharm Oct 25-28 W3-W5
China International Industry Fair Nov 1-5 W1-W5, E1-E7
China Int'l Electronics Exhibition / National Electronics Fair Nov 9-11 W1-W5
RE China Asia EXPO 11 / Office World Nov 15-17 W4-W5
All IN PRINT Nov 14-17 E1-E7
ASGA2011/Screen Printing & Digital Printing China 2011 Nov 14-17 E7, N5
FHC 2011 Nov 16-18 W1-W3
China Coat 2011 / SF China 2011 Nov 23-25 E1-E5
Tyre & Rubber Nov 22-24 W1-W3
Marintec China Nov 29-Dec 2 W1-W5
LabelExpo Asia 2011 Nov 29-Dec 2 E1-E2
Shanghai International Trade Fair for Automotive Parts, Equipment and Services Suppliers (Automechanika Shanghai)

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China Trade Shows and China Fairs 2011

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Date Show Name Overview Industry City
June 16 - 19, 2011 China International Software & Information Service Fair Venue: Dalian World Expo Centre
Organizer: Dalian Municipal People's Government
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Telephone: 86-411-83626908; 83628908; 83629908
Products:
Computer & Consumer Electronics Dalian
June 15 - 19, 2011 China Harbin Fair Venue: Harbin International Conference Exhibition and Sports Center
Organizer: Ministry of Commerce;National Northeast Revitalization Office ;China Council for the Promotion of International Trade ;The Peo
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Telephone: +86-451-82340100
Products:
Agriculture Harbin
June 09 - 11, 2011 FHC Beijing Venue: The NEW HALL, China National Agriculture Exhibition Centre, Beijing, China
Organizer: Genertec International Advertising Exhibition Co Ltd
China International Exhibitions Ltd (A Member of Allworld Exhibitions)
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Telephone: 86 21 6209 5209
Products:
Wine & Spirits
Confectionery
Bakery
Hospitality & Retail Tech
Housekeeping & Interior
Food and Beverage Beijing
June 06 - 18, 2011 China Textile & Apparel Trade Show 2009 Venue: Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
Organizer: Specialty Trade Shows, Inc.
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Telephone: 86-21-23255307
Products: Clothing design and style, Textiles & Garments, women clothing, Popular fabric such as silk fabric, chiffon, home textile, bedding.
Textile
June 02 - 04, 2011 CIFE Venue: China Import and Export Fair(Pazhou) Complex
Organizer: Guangzhou Yifan Exhibition Service Co., Ltd
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Telephone: 0086-137 1049 4236
Products:
1. Local governments and overseas pavilion
A. International pavilion: over 50% tags of the items on display are produced in overseas
B. Domestic food pavilion of advanced provinces ...
Agriculture Guangzhou
May 19 - 21, 2011 IEEE/PES Transmission & Distribution Conference & Exhibition Venue: Dalian Xinghai Convention & Exhibition Center
Organizer: IEEE Power Engineering Society ;Chinese Society for Electrical Engineering
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Telephone: (+86 411) 83787049/83787490/83787254/83787078
Products:
Electrical & Electronics Dalian
May 18 - 20, 2011 International Xi'an China Exhibition on Heat and Warm Supply & Air Conditioner Boiler Technological Equipments Venue: Xi'an International Exhibition Center
Organizer: Shanxi Zhenwei Exhibition Co., Ltd
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Telephone: 86 (029£©87818002 87818005 83118366 83118399
Products: Heating and Waring technology equipments
Gas and buring boilers, electrical boilers, hot water boilers, special purpose boilers, various radiators, heating exchangers, Metal,Minerals & Energy
Xian
May 18 - 20, 2011 Windoorexpo Venue: Hall 1¡¢2¡¢3¡¢4£¬Guangzhou Poly World Trade Center Expo
Organizer: CITIEXPO LIMITED
Sponsed by:Aluminium Window Dorr And Curtain Wall Committee of China Construction Metal Structure Associatio
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Telephone: +86 20 3831 9428
Products: China B2B
profiled aluminum, hardware, glass, structure glue, seal products, solar energy & sun shading product series
Construction & Decoration Shanghai
April 20 - 28, 2011 Auto Shanghai Venue: THE SHANGHAI NEW INTERNATIONAL EXPO CENTRE SNIEC
Organizer:
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Telephone: (86-021)6279 2828 / 6386 7534
Products:
1.Auto design and new concept product
2. Automotive parts & components, including:
3. ...
Transport and Logistics Shanghai
April 17 - 19, 2011 Wine Culture China Venue: Beijing, National Agricultural Exhibition Center
Organizer: Beijing Regalland Convention & Exhibition Co., Ltd.
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Telephone: 0086-10-64416542 / 64414996
Products: Wine, Things and Articles relating with Wine Culture
Food and Beverage Beijing

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China Trade Shows and China Fairs 2011

China Trade Shows and China Fairs in 2011
China Trade Shows & Fairs offers info on trade shows in China sorted by city, industry, and date. Informs of current trade shows with detailed info on venue, date, organizer, visitor, exhibition scope, and guide to attend.
Date Show Name Overview Industry City
November 09 - 11, 2011 China(Guangzhou) International Exhibition Fabric & Accessories Exhibition Venue: China Guangzhou International Exhibition Center
Organizer: Guangzhou Mesago Zhenwei Exhibition International Co., Ltd
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Telephone: 86-020-89899051 / 89899052
Products:
1. Fabric: Cotton /Wool / Silk / man-made fabric / knitting / film
2.underwear & swimsuit
3.Function fabric
4.Printed fabric
5.Fibre & Yarns
6.Embroidery & lace
...
Textile Guangzhou
November 01 - 04, 2011 China Public Security Expo Venue: Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center
Organizer: Shenzhen CPSE Exhibition co.,ltd
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Telephone: +86-755-88309126 88309123
Products: Video Surveilance, Intercom & Access Control, Intelligent Security, Anti-Burglary & Alarm, Security Hardware, Intelligent Transportation, Biometrics, Information Security, Police Equipment, Anti-c...
Integration Shanghai
September 06 - 09, 2011 China International Optoelectronic Expo Venue: Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center
Organizer: Shenzhen Herong GS Exhibition Co., Ltd.
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Telephone: +86-755-86290901
Products:
Optical Communications, Lasers & Infrared Applications Expo:
Optical communication system equipments
Optical communication devices (active and passive devices)
Optical communicat...
Telecom Products Shenzhen
September 05 - 08, 2011 APPLAS Venue: China ¡¤ Shanghai New International Expo Center
Organizer: APPLAS Co., Ltd.
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Telephone: +86-21-62775353-610,609
Products:
1. plastics injection moulding technology and machine, robot(draw-out), feeder and auxiliary equipment, mould and die and component part equipment
2. extrude technology and machine: foam ...
Machinery Shanghai
September 04 - 07, 2011 China (Dalian) International Garment&Textile Fair Venue: Dalian World Expo Center
Organizer:
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Telephone: 0086 ¨C 411 ¨C 8264 0727
Products:
Garment:
first-class ready-made,
men's wear,
women's wear, kids' wear,
casual wear, business wear,
sports wear, fur, leather,
knitwear, wedding wear, lin...
Textile Dalian
August 26 - 28, 2011 China Leather Fair Venue: Wenzhou Int'l Convention & Exhibition Center, China
Organizer: Wenzhou Leather & Shoe Industry Association ;Donnor Exhibition Co.,Ltd.
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Telephone: 86-577-88902222 88905881
Products: PVC/PU, Synthetic Leather, Superfine Fibre, Leather Fabric, Chemical Raw Materials, Machinery and Enviromental Protection Machinery, etc.
Textile Wenzhou
July 10 - 10, 2011 China International Consumer Electronics Show Venue: Qingdao International Convention Center, China
Organizer: China Electronic Chamber of Commerce
Qingdao Municipal People¡¯s Government
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Telephone: 86-532-81978663 /81978657 / 81978685 /81978695
Products:
Computer & Consumer Electronics Qingdao
July 06 - 09, 2011 Shanghai Advertising Technology & Equipment Exhibition Venue: Shanghai New International Expo Center
Organizer: Shanghai Modern International Exhibition Co., Ltd.;Shanghai Advertising Association
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Telephone: 86-21-63288899
Products:
A.Outdoor & Media Advertising
B. EXHIBITS PROFILE
C. Computer Graphic Design
D. Audio & Video Technology & Equipment
E. Advertising Media
F. Photographic Equipment ...
Media Shanghai
June 23 - 25, 2011 DEX Electronic Exhibition & DPX Photonics Exhibition Venue: Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center
Organizer: Shenzhen E-Dowell Industry Co., Ltd
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Telephone: 86-0755-83502448 83502441
Products: Computer Hardware & Software , Electrical Equipment & Supplies , Electronic Components & Supplies , General Industrial Equipment , General Mechanical Components , Hardware , Home Appliances , Light...
Computer & Consumer Electronics Shenzhen
June 22 - 24, 2011 Guangzhou Brand Forklift & Accessories Exhibition Venue: China Import and Export Fair, Pazhou 11.1 Complex
Organizer: Guangzhou Best Exhibition Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou YiFa Exhibition Co., Ltd.
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Telephone: 086-020-34047137
Products:
Forklift Truck Area :
Diesel trucks, battery trucks, electric trucks, electric pallet trucks, electric pallet handlers, telescopic trucks, side forklift trucks, truck tractors, conta...

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China Mining Equipment Factory



China Supplier of Mining Equipment
Jiangxi Gandong Mining Equipment 

Machinery Manufacturer specialized in the production of mining machinery specialized equipment: Shaking table, yunxi shaking table, laboratory shaking tables, spiral separato, separated coal jig, saw-tooth wave ladder jig, waterpower cyclone separator, SF-floatation machine, XJK flotation machine, magnetic separator.



Professional Supplier of Mining Equipment
Shanghai Firstmining Machinery
Professional Supplier of Mining Equipment
Our company is specialized in supplying and exporting of all kinds of manufacturing & processing machinery products including crusher, mill and mining equipment which have many years experience in this field. We sincerely want to supply you with high quality products and perfect service based on our most efficient management and professional work teams.
Shanghai Firstmining Machinery Co., Ltd. [Province:Shanghai, China] 

Leading Manufacturer of Mining Equipment
Shanghai Leiyou Complete Machinery
Shanghai Leiyou Complete Machinery Co., Ltd., is one high-technology, modern enterprise that professionally engaged in the R&D and manufacturing the complete set of crushing&screening equipment and industrial mill machinery. At present, our equipments have been exported to many countries and regions such as South-Asia, Mideast, Africa, Europe etc and highly appreciated by our customers.

Plate Feeder
Global Industrial Components International Trading
Apron Plate is uniquely wear resistant plate adopting double round congruent structure in home market. It can effectively solve some problems of high weight, short life etc.


Professional Stone Jaw Crusher
Shanghai Leiyou Complete Machinery Co
 It is widely used in quarry, mining, construction, road building, highway and railway construction, metallurgy and so on. 2. Features and Values High reliability Both casting and welded frame construction

Shanghai LY Vibrating Feeder ZSW-380*96 
As a necessary equipment, it can effectively control the feeding capacity to match with the capacity of the whole crushing plant. It features strong construction, anti-strike and wearable. Working...
Shanghai Longyang Machinery Factory [Province:Shanghai, China]

The PF Series Hard Rock Impact Crusher Machinery
Impact Crusher, Jaw Crusher, Hard Rock Impact Crusher, Vertical Impact Crusher, Mining Crushing Equipment, ...PF series impact crusher can be widely used in the field of mining, and stone used ...

DJ Steeply Inclined Belt Conveyor 
This machine is a continuously conveying equipment for loose bulk material such as coal, sand, stone, grain, etc and some powdered material,... when the mateial need to be conveyor at a big inclined angle. ...

Gears and Gear Shafts for Heavy Duty Construction and Mining Machinery 
Gear Shaft, gears and other power transmission parts - Construction and Mining Machinery Part ...* Sichuan Y&J Industries is ... parts of construction machinery and mining equipments. ...
Sichuan Y&J Industries Co., Ltd. [Province:Sichuan, China]

Cap Lamp (KL4LM(A)) 
Application Widely used as lighting fixture for safety, rescue, and relief in various mines, coal mine, oil field, chemical engineerings, highway transportation, and other inflammable and explosive ...
Shanxi Guangyu LED Lighting Co., Ltd. [Province:Beijing, China]

VSI Vertical Shaft Impact Crusher 
4, The equipment is capable of shaping out products. Products take a...5, During producing, stone materials can form a protective bottom to avoid wearing the equipment, so the equipment is durable in use.

ISO9001-2008 Jaw Crusher for 40 Years Experience 
Jaw crusher can crush ... is the first choice of primary crushing equipment. ...7)Energy-saving equipment: Stand-alone energy-saving 15% ~ 30%, the system energy-saving more than doubled

Spiral Chute (5LL-2000, 5LL-1500) 
Spirals are gravity concentrators and separate minerals of different specific gravity according to their relative movement in response to gravity, centrifugal force and other forces in the fluid ...

Ball Mill
Ball Mill grinds material by rotating a cylinder with steel grinding balls, causing the balls to fall back into the cylinder and onto the material to be ground. The rotation is usually between 4 to 20 ...

Coal Mining Equipment
Coal mining equipment, Gold mining equipment, mining machine, Mineral processing line ...The equipment of mineral processing cover feeder, crusher, ball mill, classifier,... flotation machine and so on. ...



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China's industry continues rapid growth

Slowdown in industrial growth is reasonable
China Industrial growth
 

The growth rate of the industrial added value of Chinese enterprises above the designated size (enterprises with annual sales of more than 20 million yuan) in the first quarter of 2011 was 5.2 percentage points lower than that of the same period of last year. The rate in April was 1.4 percentage points lower than that of March. The Chinese economy has entered a period of steady growth after recovering quickly from the global financial crisis with the help of a stimulus plan. A slowdown in industrial growth is an inevitable result of the ongoing industrial restructuring. Furthermore, there are also some other reasons behind the slowdown.

First, enterprises above the designated size witnessed rapid and considerable growth in industrial added value last year, which was a high base of comparison.

Second, the slow global economic recovery is facing increasing uncertainty. Japan's earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis have produced direct and indirect effects on the supply of key components in the automotive, electronics and other industries, and have affected China's industrial output to a certain degree.

Third, some industries are faced with the increasingly serious problem of overcapacity. Due to the central government's strict real estate control measures, domestic consumption dropped for items such as household appliances, furniture and building materials, which are closely related to the property industry, and some preferential policies and subsidy plans for auto purchases were terminated. As a result, the domestic demand for certain industrial products declined, and the steel, building materials, automobile, and some other industries are facing growing pressure from overcapacity, which affected the country's industrial growth to some extent.

Fourth, rising costs of factors of production and the global surge in the prices of energy and raw materials have placed domestic industrial enterprises under considerable pressure and caused certain industries to grow slower. Due to the imported inflation pressure and high inflation expectations, Chinese currency authorities have tightened up the monetary policy and imposed strict controls on bank loans. As a result, many enterprises, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, are suffering from capital shortages. In addition, the imbalance between energy supply and demand has become more serious because of the rapid development of high-energy-consumption industries.

Increasing pressure on industrial restructuring

2011 is the first year of the 12th Five-Year Plan. The industrial economy is facing the dual tasks of maintaining steady and rapid economic growth and accelerating structural adjustment. Judging from the current industrial economic situation, the overall industrial production growth is stable, while the demand growth is slowing down, causing the accelerated growth of industrial product inventory and overcapacity as well as increasing pressure. Therefore, the government must intensify structural adjustment to promote industrial restructuring and upgrading.

Promoting industrial restructuring requires related departments to accelerate the elimination of backwards production capacity, strengthen the technical transformation of enterprises, accelerate the development of strategic emerging industries, strengthen the energy conservation work and actively expand the international market.

China to maintain stable and rapid industrial growth in 2011

Rapid industrial growth is very important for ensuring and increasing supply, expanding employment and maintaining stable and rapid economic development. The steady and rapid industrial economic development in China enjoys many favorable conditions.

Investments will maintain rapid growth to actively and steadily promote urbanization, expand the scale of affordable housing construction and encourage the expansion of private investments. In regard to consumption, the Chinese government implemented a strategy of expanding domestic demand and has made expanding consumer demand a strategic priority to increase the income distribution system reform.

The rapid income growth will create conditions for expanding consumer demand. In regard to the international market, the global economy continues to recover along with the gradual weakening of the impact from international emergencies, which will drive rapid growth in exports. Meanwhile, it is expected that the effects of price changes will gradually weaken in the second half of 2011, which will also help ease inflationary pressure. All these factors are conducive to improving the environment for industrial development and promoting the stable and rapid industrial economic development, thus to create more favorable conditions for the stable and rapid economic development throughout the year.

The article is written by Wang Yiming, deputy director of the Academy of Macroeconomic Research under the National Development and Reform Commission, and is translated by People's Daily Online.

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Beijing Software Industry Productivity Center

Beijing Software Industry Productivity Center as the non-profit Organization set up by Beijing Municipal Government for the purpose of promoting software industry development. It shoulders the responsibilities for management system integration, strategic planning research, policy implementation coordination, government investment planning, etc.

It is the complementary body to assist Beijing Municipality for decision making and one of the authoritative organizations dedicated to the software industry with nationwide impact. More that 2000 companies have registered with us. BSIPC has established close cooperation and partnership with organizations in America, Japan, France, Canada, Australia, etc. and has helped many multi-nationals to invest in Beijing.

Contact: Rongrong Guan
12/F Baiyan Building, No. 238
Beisihuan Zhong Road,
Hai Dian District
Beijing, CN 100083
Phone: (86) 10-8233-1717-818
Email: Guanrr@bsw.gov.cn 

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China Now Has Third Highest Labor Costs in Emerging Asia

An average worker in China costs more than the average worker in any other emerging Asian economy, save Malaysia and Thailand, when considered in terms of combined salary and welfare payments, China Briefing has found.
Conducting a review of minimum labor costs, determined by the legal minimum amount stipulated in 15 different countries, and added together with the pertinent mandatory welfare payments due, it is apparent that since the introduction of the revised labor law in 2008, China’s workers are now amongst some of the best paid in Asia.
The survey, conducted in-house, took samples of minimum wage levels from each of China’s provinces and 40 cities, and based its figures on the mean average. China’s minimum wage varies both on a provincial and an urban basis. This was then compared with similar data from other Asian countries. The results look like this:

However, it is expected that China’s next five year plan will see mechanisms put in place to double the country’s minimum wage by 2015. That will raise the Chinese figure to $3,000 plus welfare of 50 percent, assuming the latter payments remain the same. This provides a total minimum salary overhead of $4,500. In reality, most salaries will be far higher. That will make China’s average labor cost second only to Malaysia and significantly more expensive than any other Asian country.
This represents mixed fortunes for foreign investors in China. It signals that an exodus of export driven manufacturing may occur, principally to competing, lower-cost Asian nations for China’s residual export driven manufacturing.
According to figures released by China customs, the country’s export manufacturing trade reached US$1.58 trillion in 2010. It is to be expected that a significant percentage of this will relocate elsewhere purely to maintain economic viability for export manufacturers. While that is a huge amount China stands to lose, if it can genuinely develop a sustainable domestic consumer market, then the impact of losing this amount may be lessened by the impact of a greater collection of domestic taxes, both in VAT and profits taxes. However, that is a balancing act the government needs to get right if they are not to be left with a huge fiscal income gap.
The good news is that such salary increases should manifest themselves into a massive rise in Chinese consumerism as significant wealth and disposable income is created. This follows on from plans revealed last year by several large scale manufacturers such as Bayer and Adidas, both of whom signaled their intentions to increase sales in China’s domestic markets by establishing additional manufacturing units in several inland cities. Growth for them, it appears, would be coming from new wealth being created inland and elsewhere within China’s own emerging markets.
The scale of movement of the China demographics as concerns its working population is undervalued. Businesses involved in China must now start to take these figures into consideration for their businesses, or face either losing a burgeoning domestic market, or failing to adapt to lower pricing from competitors who have relocated elsewhere in Asia. Low prices for cheap commodities such as computers, toys, and other mass produced items will remain the driver for markets in the United States and European Union, meaning export driven  manufacturers must begin to look at emerging Asia to ascertain which country is suitable for housing facilities for such demand.

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Why China is Good for America

The words “Made in China” have become ubiquitous on clothing labels and electronic devices. Are these same three words proof, too, of an enormous loss of American jobs to the Chinese labor force? Or are they evidence greater still, of U.S. dependency on China?

Much of the debate surrounding the U.S.-China relationship has accused China of depleting employment in America. But the same time, it is crucial to consider other less-championed viewpoints. For example, how many jobs has China created for the United States? How dependent is the American economy truly on China?
Probably much more so than one would think.
With the People’s Republic of China funneling upwards of a billion U.S. dollars into the States everyday, the existing trade surplus of US$1.4 trillion and rising reveals an enormous economic imbalance, a gap that shows no sign of receding with the continual Chinese purchase of U.S. Treasury bonds.
As James Fallows illustrated earlier this year in The Atlantic, every American has borrowed approximately US$4000 from somebody in China. When put this way, it’s easy to understand how China has funded the American lifestyle, providing the US government the money to spend considerably more than it could otherwise afford. Another way to look at it: the Chinese people are not living as well as they could be. With China’s savings rate at an astounding 50 percent, most of it goes towards savings in the form of U.S. Treasury notes.
What happens is a default procedure circulating U.S. dollars that go into China back out and into the American money supply. As Fallows described, after a factory or company in China trades its incoming dollars for RMB at its local bank, that bank must submit the foreign currency to the People’s Bank of China – think the Chinese version of the U.S. Federal Reserve system. The PBOC is also ordained to pass the money along as well, to the State Administration for Foreign Exchange. For the most part, SAFE decides that the dollars will get the most return as investment in U.S. Treasury bonds which is where they go and from where they can easily become incoming revenue for Chinese businesses again.
This flow of economic wealth characterizes China’s preferred path to growth. Why has the country adopted such operations? The answer involves an acutely cautious course of action designed to propel intense economic development. In effect, the central government simultaneously wants to safeguard against aggravated tensions among its social classes, generate increased employment opportunities for its people, and prevent possibly ruinous hyperinflation of the Chinese yuan. Holding American reserves thus keeps these intentions alive while also protecting to a certain extent the dollar, which acts as the clasp that holds Beijing’s strategy in place.
As for how long China will adhere to this approach is of course, a hot topic of discussion and speculation. The country is in no hurry to abandon the dollar by any means. Although the United States in retrospect most likely would have preferred not to be in the position it is today—this dependent upon Chinese subsidies and burdened by such a large trade deficit—at this point, it makes the most sense for America to ponder the future.
The China market is as alluring as ever. Increasingly, U.S. companies see how that their profit-making potential in China is not only growing but also greater than it is in America. At the same time, gaining access to Chinese markets, which used to be a top challenge for American firms interested in doing business in China, has become much easier.
Restrictions have loosened on Beijing’s end, and U.S. companies are finding less and less reason not to enter the Chinese market. The world’s largest private employer, Wal-Mart Stores Inc., is a prime example. It has been utilizing the advantages China can provide for buying from China for quite some time. According to the consumer watchdog Wal-Mart Watch, the chain obtains approximately 80 percent of its supply from China. With its “everyday low price” motto, the American public corporation owns a global phenomenon of over 6,000 retail outlets worldwide.
Although its profits in China comprise a small percentage of its total earnings, Wal-Mart nevertheless is aggressively expanding on the mainland as it looks to capitalize on a rapidly growing Chinese middle class. Beijing, too, has made it easier for expanded operations by foreign retailers since Wal-Mart moved into China in 1996.
In December 2007, Wal-Mart announced plans to open its 100th store in China, continuing its national development rate of more than 30 percent annually. For the most part, its success has been embraced as a grand gain for both the United States and China. As Carlos M. Gutierrez, the U.S. commerce secretary said, “Wal-Mart’s expansion benefits millions of US shareholders, creates valuable jobs in the United States and creates new jobs for Chinese.”
Wal-Mart’s ability to keep prices low has helped keep it going strong even in the midst of a slowing American economy. Pravda reported that price-conscious American shoppers flocking to the chain have helped it take back some of its market share from Target Corp.
As such, China appears to be an increasingly enticing playground for American enterprise. The realm of outsourcing also speaks to the growing interest. As reported by BDO Seidman’s 2008 Technology Outlook Survey, while the most common location currently for outsourcing is India followed by Southeast Asia, a U.S. technology companies have indicated that China could very well surpass Southeast Asia in the future.
China is still one of today’s most appealing outsourcing opportunities. A well-functioning national infrastructure coupled with a stable government provides a solid base for foreign-owned business. In addition, the large labor force with an emerging order of western-educated leaders can help ease the transition of multinationals into the Chinese market, as do the numerous support industries that cater to any need or help desired.
Outsourcing is not a one-way street however, and many foreign corporations have transferred their operations into the United States. Whereas about 15 million jobs have been lost each year for the past 10 years or so, 17 million have been created each year, too, according to the National Center for Policy Analysis. A sizable portion of these jobs have come from foreign companies setting up business in the United States.
Two examples from China which have done so are Haier, an appliance manufacturer, and Lenovo, the computer manufacturer. Besides branding, management, and other potentially expected benefits, the weakening dollar and America’s status as one of the world’s largest consumers have made it more attractive to foreign companies.
Most recently, U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. has said that he would pressure the Chinese to open their economy up even more with regard to “the concerns of American companies that China’s investment regulations are opaque and seem in many ways to be designed to favor China’s ‘national champions.’” Paulson suggests that U.S. competition is being shut out to a certain extent.
But America need not fear Chinese practices. The RMB has steadily appreciated—almost 20 percent since its revaluation in July 2005. Consequently, the degree to which exports to China have increased has surpassed the rate at which imports from China have risen, and the U.S. trade deficit is on the decline from its all-time high of US $256.2 billion last year.
Fallows argues that, in various ways, China as the world’s emerging superpower should not be as threatening as it has been publicized to be. The country is unquestionably transforming itself and in the process strengthening itself but it is doing so by building off of its global connections. For China to bring about the downfall of any other state, and especially that of the United States., would be a case of post-Cold-War mutual assured destruction.
If anything, America should worry about a China in this century that proves unable to sustain its rapid expansion or worse, suffers a breakdown for therein, lies the greatest threat of all and for all parties involved.

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Beer Companyt List in China


China Resources Snow Breweries
China
http://www.snowbeer....
Revenues (2010): US$2.6 billion
Beer Manufacturer

Largest beer manufacturer in China with market share of 20% (2008:18%) in 2009. The company operates 72 breweries in domestic market. The company is publicly listed on Hongkong Stock Exchange with parent corporation China Resources National Corporation controlling 51.5% of equity (2010). In 2009, volume sales stood at 8.3 billion with core brand "Snow" accounting for 87% of total.


Tsingtao Brewery
China
http://www.tsingtaob...
Revenues (2010): US$2.7 billion
Beer Manufacturer

Second leading beer manufacturer in China with market share of 14% (2008:14%) in 2009. The company enhanced its production capacity to 7.7 billion litres. It is publicly listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange with core beer brand "Tsingtao" controlling 6.1% market share (2009). The company was established in 1903.

Anheuser-Busch InBev China Co
Belgium
http://www.ab-inbev....
Revenues (2010): US$1.8 billion
Beer Manufacturer

Third largest beer manufacturer in China with market share of 12% (2008:14%) in 2009. The company has beer volume sales of 4.8 billion litres, with breweries portfolio of 33 in domestic market (2008-2009). It ventured into China in 1984. Harbin is the core beer brand with market share of 4.7%.

Chongqing Brewery
China
http://n.a...
Revenues (2010): US$0.35 billion
Beer Manufacturer

Seventh largest beer manufacturer in China with market share of 2% (2008: 2%) in 2009. The company is publicly traded on Shanghai Stock Exchange with market capitalisation of US$4.4 billion. In 2010, Carlsberg enhanced equity to 29.7% in 2010.

Yanjing Brewery
China
http://www.yanjing.c...
Revenues (2010): US$1.4 billion
Beer Manufacturer

Fourth biggest beer manufacturer in China with market share of 11% (2008:10%) in 2009. It is publicly listed on Shenzhen Stock Exchange with market capitalisation of US$3.45 billion (2010). It's flagship beer brand "Yanjing" control 5.2% market share (2009). The company was established in 1980.

Guangzhou Zhujiang Brewery
China
http://www.zhujiangb...
Revenues (2010): US$0.4 billion
Beer Manufacturer

One of the leading beer manufacturer in China with market share of 3% (2008:3%) in 2009. It has production capacity of 15 million hectalitre. Anheuser-Bush InBev controls 24% of equity in 2010. The company as established in 1985.

Kingway Brewery
Hong Kong
http://www.kingwaybe...
Revenues (2010): US$0.2 billion
Beer Manufacturer

One of the fastest growing beer manufacturer in China with market share of 2% (2008: 2%) in 2009. It is publicly listed on HongKong Stock Exchange with annual production capacity of 0.2 million tonnes. Heineken-APB (China) Pte Ltd controls 21% of equity (December 2010).

FuJian Yanjing HuiQuan Brewery
China
http://www.huiquan-b...
Revenues (2010): US$0.18 billion
Beer Manufacturer

One of the leading beer manufacturer in China with strong market penetration in Fujian Province. The company has four production facilities with annual capacity of 0.5 million tonnes (2009). Hongkong and Taiwan are core export markets. It is listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange with market capitalisation of US$0.3 billion (December 2010).

Jinxing Beer Group Co
China
http://n.a...
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Beer Manufacturer

Fifth leading beer manufacturer in China with market share of 4% (2008:4%) in 2009. It has production capacity of 0.25 million tonnes. The company was incorporated in 1995.Core and non core beer brands are marketed and distributed in 20 provinces across China.

Jiangsu Yanghe Brewery
China
http://www.chinayang...
Revenues (2010): US$0.6 billion
Beer Manufacturer

One of the fastest growing beer manufacturer in China with strong market presence in liquor and wine domestic marketspace. The company is fourth largest wine distributor in China. It is publicly listed on Shanghai Stock Exchange with market capitalisation of US$16.5 billion in December 2010.

San Miguel Corporation
Philippines
http://www.sanmiguel...
Revenues (2010): US$5 billion
Beer Manufacturer

Niche beer manufacturer and distributor in China with production facility portfolio of 3 in 2010. The parent corporation is listed on Philippine Stock Exchange. It ventured into Chinese beer manufacturing market in 1991.

Beijing Beer Asahi Breweries
Japan
http://www.asahibeer...
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Beer Manufacturer

One of the leading beer manufacturer in Beijing ventured into domestic market in 2003. The parent corporation Asahi Breweries control 55% of equity in December 2010. The company offers Beijing beer brand in collabration with Tingyi Holding Corporation in China.

Hangzhou Qiandaohu Beer Co
China
http://www.qdhbeer.c...
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Beer Manufacturer

Niche beer supplier in Qiandaohu. Kirin Brewery Co has minority stake (25%) in the enterprise purchase for US$38 million in December 2006. The core beer brand is Cheerday.

Jinan Beer Group
China
http://www.jnbeer.co...
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Beer Manufacturer

Largest beer provider in Jinan province with market share of 30% in 2009. It is wholly owned subsidiary of Tsingtao Brewery acquired for US$37.5 million on June 2009. "Baotu Spring" is the flagship beer brand of the enterprise.

Liaoning Tianhu Beer
China
http://n.a...
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Beer Manufacturer

One of the oldest beer manufacturer and distributor in Fushun marketspace incorporated in 2004. Tianhu is the core beer brand.

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BEER MANUFACTURING IN CHINA

Global beer production stood at 181 billion liters with a year-on-year growth of 0.4% in 2009 with the five largest beer manufacturing nations constituting 52% ofthe  total market. China is the largest producer accounting for 23.7% of total market followed by the United States with annual production volume of 23 billion.   


China is the world's largest beer producer with manufacturing volume of 43 billion liters annually, and CAGR of 8.1% (2004-2009). The growth of domestic beer production in China is attributed to improving per capita consumption to 32.1 liters and exponential population growth to 1.35 billion over the past 2-3 years. Domestic beer production  witnessed lower than expected growth in 2008 and 2009 predominantly due to the Sichuan earthquake and severe winter conditions. 

Hop is the core raw material used for brewing beer worldwide. Among the 60 hop farms across China, Xinjiang is the largest hop farming area constituting 60% of total farms in China. Gansu is the second largest region accounting for 40% of hops farming. In China, hop plantation surface has increased to 6,023 hectares, with year-on-year growth of 6%.

China beer manufacturing segment is moderately consolidated with the ten largest brands controlling 48.9% of market share. China Resources Enterprises Co Ltd's core brand "Snow" is the leading brand with a volume share of 17% followed by Tsingtao Brewery Co Ltd's flagship brand "Tsingtao". Harbin beer brand is the fastest growing in domestic marketspace with a volume share of 4.7%.


Majority of international and domestic beer manufacturers in China are growing fast via acquisitions, regional advertising campaigns, improving production capabilities and new distribution channels

China beer manufacturing is regionally fragmented with local producers controlling niche markets. National beer manufacturers (Tsingtao Brewery and AB Inbev) have enhanced regional promotional and advertising expenditure to compete with small regional and local brands. In 2010, a few dominant beer manufacturers (Carlsberg, Molson, Tsingtao Brewery, etc) acquired local and regional small brewers to improve brand equity. Finally, fierce competition reduces profitability on a short term basis for beer manufacturers in China.
 
China is the largest beer producing nation attracting considerable foreign direct investment in the form of international brands acquisition and creation of joint venture agreements with local and regional brewers. Strong labou unions, local & regional government support to Chinese-born enterprises, need for costly equipment  and beer excise taxation increased to US$31.2 per ton from US$24.9 over the past 3-5 years might hamper foreign direct investment in beer manufacturing segment. 

Further, new entrants can improve their market positions via aggressive outdoor and point of sale display advertising campaigns in expat localities (Beijing, Shanghai, etc), entering into partnership with regional bartenders, enhancing on trade volume sales and developing the taste for beer products in urban and rural markets.

Sources: The Barth Report (2009/2010), Business Monitor International (2010), Brewing & Beverage Industry International, Anheuser-Busch InBev China Co., Ltd, China Resources Enterprise Investor Presentation (July 2010), www.haicent.com and www.fas.usda.gov.

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Understanding China's brewing industry

The International Brewing Conference 2010, a joint project of VLB Berlin, the China Alcoholic Drinks Industry Association and the China National Institute of Food and Fermentation Industries (CNIFFI) was held from September 8 to 10 2010 in Beijing.

The conference featured 24 speakers and about 170 attendees mainly from China but also from Europe, Mongolia, Nepal, Taiwan, the US and Vietnam.

The conference covered topics on beer production such as raw materials, brewhouse, fermentation and filtration technology as well as filling, quality aspects and sustainability.

Besides speakers from VLB Berlin, two scientists from the CNIFFI and experts from the supply industry spoke in the conference.

A keynote presentation about the current and future development of the Chinese beer market by Xiao Derun, Vice President of CADIA provided additional insights into the Chinese brewing sector.

Insights into the Chinese market were also provided in technical presentations by representatives from the China Resources Breweries, the Tsingdao Brewery, the Yanjing Brewery and the Zhujiang Brewery.

The conference, which was held parallel to the China Brew & Beverage, was supported by Siemens, DSM, Novozymes, Meura, Hopsteiner, Ziemann, KHS, Filtrox, Alfa Laval, Norit and Heuft.

A technical visit to the Yanjing Brewery in Beijing with a production capacity of 10 mio hl contributes an additional highlight to the conference.

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