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Alibaba's Tmall introduces insurance to guarantee real goods

Tmall, Alibaba's international retail platform, introduced insurance to guarantee the authenticity and quality of its products on Thursday, in the run-up to the yearly Singles' Day shopping spree on Nov. 11.

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New Zealand companies missing out on added dairy value in SE Asia: report

Growing consumer demand for dairy products in Southeast Asia is offering untapped export opportunities for the New Zealand dairy industry, according to a government-commissioned report out Wednesday.

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Leading Chinese online direct sales company launch "U.S. Mall"

​China's largest online direct sales company, JD.com, Inc., on Monday announced launch of a "U.S. Mall," where Chinese customers can buy authentic products that are imported from the United States.

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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi launches online shop in Brazil

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has launched an online shop in Brazil, announced a corporate executive here.

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Chinese brands reveal "smart" appliances at Canton Fair

At the Canton Fair, the country's largest trade fair and a barometer for Chinese exports, leading domestic appliance brands showed off their latest "smart home" products as the sector battles an export slump.

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Chinese companies strong presence graces CeBIT tech fair

​As the partner country of CeBIT 2015, the world's top trade fair for information and communication technology, China's strongest presence shows its power in the IT industry and graces the leading trade fair.

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Chinese companies strong presence graces CeBIT tech fair

​As the partner country of CeBIT 2015, the world's top trade fair for information and communication technology, China's strongest presence shows its power in the IT industry and graces the leading trade fair.

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Apple watch lookalikes on sale, 30 dollars each

Shortly after the launch of Apple Watch by Apple Inc., imitation products are on sale in south China's Shenzhen City, a hub for copycat manufacturing.

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S.Koreans anticipate cheap, high-quality Chinese products after FTA

​Products"made in China"are easily found in discount stores and department stores, and even in traditional markets, all around South Korea, but China-branded products are barely detected.

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Standardization key for rehabilitating "Made in China"

For decades, inexpensive Made in China products have flooded global markets and brought benefits to people in every corner of the world. But too often, Made in China was directly associated with inferior quality.

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Boycott of Israeli products bears more than economic influence

​As Israeli products are available at a local mini-market in the West Bank city of Ramallah, the owner told Xinhua he is ready to cooperate with a boycott and remove these products off the shelves.

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High-tech shop sells traditional products

​Sonam Droma quit her comfortable job in the public sector three years ago to set up an online store that sells traditional goods from the Tibet autonomous region.

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Shanghai destroys last of expired meat

Expired meat products totaling 521.2 metric tons from the Shanghai Husi Food Co, which was involved in a food safety scandal last summer, have been destroyed.

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Made in China at Hanoi's oldest market

​Visiting Dong Xuan Market, the largest and the oldest wholesale market in Hanoi, one can immediately see that most of the products and items being sold there are made in China.

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Market will now determine tobacco prices

​China has announced that procurement prices for tobacco leaves will now be set by supply and demand, in a country where one-third of the world's cigarettes are consumed but where sales of high-end cigarettes have dropped during the recent corruption crackdown.

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Solar ruling dims Sino-U.S. cooperation

The latest U.S. ruling on Chinese solar products sent negative signals of trade protectionism to the world and will inevitably impair bilateral economic relations.

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Cambodian minister tells SMEs to prepare for ASEAN integration next year

Cambodian industry and handicraft minister Cham Prasidh on Tuesday urges owners of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to prepare themselves for regional competition when ASEAN becomes a community at the end of next year.