Chinese Regulation
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MOFCOM Revises Export Control Catalog on Chemicals
On August 23, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM), along with four other agencies, updated the controlled list of precursor chemicals for designated countries/regions.
Beijing Opens up Telecom for Foreign Investment
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) announced last week that the government will open up foreign investment in the value-added telecommunication business in some cities as pilot projects.
Beijing Sanctions Two U.S. Firms for Taiwan Arms Sales
Today, China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced sanctions against two U.S. defense industry companies for their arms sales to Taiwan.
China Renews Efforts to Use Domestic Products in Government IT System
Multiple reports revealed that China has ramped up a campaign to phase out foreign products and software in government computers and servers with domestic replacements, a renewed effort in a decade-long push for securing government IT products and systems.
New Chinese SPS Announcements for Food Imports in March
Last month, China's Customs started allowing Austrian dairy and pork products to enter the Chinese market. On the other hand, it also suspended imports of some meat products from three countries due to animal disease concerns.
China Starts Nation-wide Negative List Approach for Services Trade
Last week, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) issued two negative lists for services trade, both of which will become effective on April 21.
China Eases Rules on Cross-Border Data Flows
Last Friday, China's cyber office finalized a new set of rules that would facilitate cross-border data flows and loosen the regulatory requirements for some personal data transactions, especially for smaller companies.
