Chinese Regulation
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China and New Zealand Release More Details about Mutual Recognition on Organic Products
China's food certification agency recently published more details on the implementation of mutual recognition of organic products with New Zealand. On the same day, the New Zealand government also issued a document outlining details for its domestic exporters.
WTO Members Question China's Trade Measures Related to COVID and More at SPS Meeting
At a WTO SPS Committee meeting in November, for which the meeting minutes were just circulated, WTO Members discussed a number of SPS measures imposed by China.
China Issues New Rules for Gene-Edited Crops and GMOs, Paving the Path for Commercialization
China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA) recently issued the provisional rules for gene-edited plants for agricultural purposes. In addition, the MARA finalized some changes to regulations governing genetically modified organisms (GMOs). These changes have been seen as signs of China moving closer to allowing commercial
China Opens Market to More Food Imports from Rwanda and Belarus
China recently announced that it would start allowing imports of Rwandan stevia and additional beef products from Belarus, starting immediately.
New Chinese Trade Policies Kick Off the New Year
As we entered 2022 last week, several new Chinese policies came into force at the start of the New Year, covering tariffs, trade rules, and investment.
China Finalizes Rules on Cybersecurity Review, With Implications for Overseas Listings
Yesterday, China updated its Measures on Cybersecurity Review. The update will replace the current rules and serve as the legal basis for ongoing and future cybersecurity reviews. The new rules make it clear that companies with large amounts of personal data must file a cybersecurity review when going public overseas,
China's White Paper on Export Controls Criticizes Discrimination and Calls for Normal Trade
China issued its first White Paper on its export control system, providing a full picture of its system, implementation and enforcement. It also criticized the abuse of export controls without naming any specific nation, and called for more international cooperation to ensure “normal international science and technology exchanges and economic