Other Briefings
China’s Green Bunkering Market: Navigating Opportunities in a Nascent Industry
China is emerging as an early leader in green marine fuel development, advancing from pilot projects to initial commercialization, presenting both opportunities and risks for first movers.
China’s 15th Five-Year Plan Recommendations – Key Takeaways for Foreign Businesses
China’s next five-year policy blueprint focuses on industrial upgrading and technological development, signaling new opportunities but stronger competition from domestic industries.
Avoiding Origin Violations: How Foreign Businesses in China Can Legally Route Goods Through ASEAN and Beyond
To avoid origin violations, foreign businesses sourcing from China can legally route goods through ASEAN by ensuring substantial transformation, accurate origin labeling, and thorough documentation.
Understanding China’s Key Economic Indicators for Q3 2025
China’s economy in Q3 2025 rose 4.8 percent year on year (1.1 percent quarter-on-quarter), keeping the “around 5 percent” annual target within reach, but marking the weakest pace in a year.
HS Codes in China: A Guide for Investors and Traders
HS codes in China are vital for customs, compliance, and trade. This article provides a comprehensive overview of China’s HS code system, covering their structure, regulatory significance, and practical usage.
New Procurement Rules Favor “Made in China”: Strategic Takeaways for Businesses
China’s new government procurement policy introduces a 20 percent price evaluation advantage for qualifying domestic products and sets clearer standards for what counts as “Made in China.”
China’s Expanding FTA Network: Unlocking New Opportunities for Global Investors
China’s FTA framework is reshaping global trade and unlocking new opportunities for foreign investors. With 23 FTAs signed and a growing focus on digital and green sectors, China offers a strategic gateway to Asia and beyond.
Gulf Wealth Powers China’s 2025 Investment Boom: From Finance to Energy
Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds are driving China’s 2025 investment surge, especially in finance, energy, and infrastructure. Policy reforms and China–GCC ties are accelerating deal flows and strategic cooperation.
