China's National Intellectual Property Administration (NIPA) recently announced a plan to establish demonstration zones for intellectual property rights (IPR) protection by 2025.

In recent submissions at a WTO Committee, the United States has reiterated some of its previously raised concerns about specific Chinese food regulations.

China's Customs recently announced that it will allow imports of Spanish oat grass, subject to certain requirements.

China's Customs announced recently that it will start allowing green bananas from Myanmar.

In an effort to respond to the central government's call to expand domestic demand, local governments have kicked off various subsidy programs to boost sales of home appliances and electronic gadgets, as well as other consumption.

China's Committee on technical standards recently issued a draft standard on privacy agreements and is now soliciting public comments until July 25.

China's Customs recently issued a list of children's goods imports that fail to meet Chinese safety requirements. The listed brands include American brands GAP and Ralph Lauren, Spanish brand ZARA, and Danish toy company LEGO.