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Nikkei Asia
18-06-2025
- Business
- Nikkei Asia
EU companies are 'hostage' to US-China brawl, chamber chief says
BEIJING -- Companies in the European Union are being held "hostage" in China's trade war with the U.S., the head of the bloc's business chamber in Beijing said -- even after the dueling superpowers hammered out a tentative truce. The comments to Nikkei Asia by Jens Eskelund, president of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, underscore challenges in improving Sino-European trade relations ahead of a high-profile summit planned for late next month.
Yahoo
05-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Special Seminar Paves the Way for European Dairy Brands to Enter China's Special Food Market Under New Rules
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, June 05, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CCIC Europe Food Test Co., Ltd. (CCIC EFT) is stepping up efforts to help more European companies access China's infant formula market. On June 25–26, CCIC EFT will host a targeted seminar in Wageningen, the Netherlands, focused on regulatory updates and market access for producers of infant formula, older infant and toddler milk-based formula, and food for special medical purposes (FSMP). Co-organized with the Technology Innovation Center of Special Food, State Administration of Market Regulation (TISF, SAMR), the seminar is designed for professionals familiar with Chinese regulations and seeking the latest updates on standards, product registration, and market trends. Attendees will benefit from expert-led sessions by senior SAMR technical specialists covering topics like regulatory developments and trends in China's infant formula and FSMP sectors, key differences between Chinese and European regulatory frameworks, and emerging market opportunities and consumer demand in China. In addition to manufacturers, the seminar will be relevant for suppliers of raw materials—such as dairy, base powder, and nutritional fortification products—interested in entering or expanding in the Chinese market. China is among the world's largest markets for infant formula and FSMP, and recent regulatory revisions reflect the government's commitment to higher product quality and consumer safety. Staying informed and compliant is essential for international brands aiming for long-term success in China. According to CCIC EFT, the seminar offers valuable insights into compliance best practices, helping European companies ensure their products align with Chinese standards both now and in the future. As a joint venture laboratory of CCIC in Europe, CCIC EFT specializes in dairy and special dietary food testing, regulatory consulting, and compliance services. Accredited internationally, the company operates a robust Sino-European testing network and plays a vital role in facilitating trade and regulatory alignment between Chinese and European stakeholders in the nutrition sector. For European businesses seeking to navigate China's evolving regulatory landscape, this seminar offers a strategic gateway into one of the world's most dynamic and promising nutrition markets. View source version on Contacts PR Contact:EncycloVision (Shenzhen) Brand Communication Co., ZhouEmail: evisionsinfo@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
05-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Special Seminar Paves the Way for European Dairy Brands to Enter China's Special Food Market Under New Rules
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands, June 05, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CCIC Europe Food Test Co., Ltd. (CCIC EFT) is stepping up efforts to help more European companies access China's infant formula market. On June 25–26, CCIC EFT will host a targeted seminar in Wageningen, the Netherlands, focused on regulatory updates and market access for producers of infant formula, older infant and toddler milk-based formula, and food for special medical purposes (FSMP). Co-organized with the Technology Innovation Center of Special Food, State Administration of Market Regulation (TISF, SAMR), the seminar is designed for professionals familiar with Chinese regulations and seeking the latest updates on standards, product registration, and market trends. Attendees will benefit from expert-led sessions by senior SAMR technical specialists covering topics like regulatory developments and trends in China's infant formula and FSMP sectors, key differences between Chinese and European regulatory frameworks, and emerging market opportunities and consumer demand in China. In addition to manufacturers, the seminar will be relevant for suppliers of raw materials—such as dairy, base powder, and nutritional fortification products—interested in entering or expanding in the Chinese market. China is among the world's largest markets for infant formula and FSMP, and recent regulatory revisions reflect the government's commitment to higher product quality and consumer safety. Staying informed and compliant is essential for international brands aiming for long-term success in China. According to CCIC EFT, the seminar offers valuable insights into compliance best practices, helping European companies ensure their products align with Chinese standards both now and in the future. As a joint venture laboratory of CCIC in Europe, CCIC EFT specializes in dairy and special dietary food testing, regulatory consulting, and compliance services. Accredited internationally, the company operates a robust Sino-European testing network and plays a vital role in facilitating trade and regulatory alignment between Chinese and European stakeholders in the nutrition sector. For European businesses seeking to navigate China's evolving regulatory landscape, this seminar offers a strategic gateway into one of the world's most dynamic and promising nutrition markets. View source version on Contacts PR Contact:EncycloVision (Shenzhen) Brand Communication Co., ZhouEmail: evisionsinfo@
Business Wire
05-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Special Seminar Paves the Way for European Dairy Brands to Enter China
ROTTERDAM, Netherlands--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CCIC Europe Food Test Co., Ltd. (CCIC EFT) is stepping up efforts to help more European companies access China's infant formula market. On June 25–26, CCIC EFT will host a targeted seminar in Wageningen, the Netherlands, focused on regulatory updates and market access for producers of infant formula, older infant and toddler milk-based formula, and food for special medical purposes (FSMP). For European businesses seeking to navigate China's evolving regulatory landscape, this seminar offers a strategic gateway into one of the world's most dynamic and promising nutrition markets. Share Co-organized with the Technology Innovation Center of Special Food, State Administration of Market Regulation (TISF, SAMR), the seminar is designed for professionals familiar with Chinese regulations and seeking the latest updates on standards, product registration, and market trends. Attendees will benefit from expert-led sessions by senior SAMR technical specialists covering topics like regulatory developments and trends in China's infant formula and FSMP sectors, key differences between Chinese and European regulatory frameworks, and emerging market opportunities and consumer demand in China. In addition to manufacturers, the seminar will be relevant for suppliers of raw materials—such as dairy, base powder, and nutritional fortification products—interested in entering or expanding in the Chinese market. China is among the world's largest markets for infant formula and FSMP, and recent regulatory revisions reflect the government's commitment to higher product quality and consumer safety. Staying informed and compliant is essential for international brands aiming for long-term success in China. According to CCIC EFT, the seminar offers valuable insights into compliance best practices, helping European companies ensure their products align with Chinese standards both now and in the future. As a joint venture laboratory of CCIC in Europe, CCIC EFT specializes in dairy and special dietary food testing, regulatory consulting, and compliance services. Accredited internationally, the company operates a robust Sino-European testing network and plays a vital role in facilitating trade and regulatory alignment between Chinese and European stakeholders in the nutrition sector. For European businesses seeking to navigate China's evolving regulatory landscape, this seminar offers a strategic gateway into one of the world's most dynamic and promising nutrition markets.
Morocco World
22-05-2025
- Automotive
- Morocco World
Gotion Gigafactory Construction Launches Within Days in Kenitra
Doha – Construction of Africa's inaugural gigafactory will commence within days in Kenitra. Gotion Power Morocco has finalized preparatory groundwork for the colossal battery manufacturing facility. The Sino-European electric vehicle battery behemoth signed an investment accord with Rabat in June 2023. The comprehensive agreement encompasses a staggering $6.5 billion commitment across five developmental phases. Khalid Qalam, Gotion's Moroccan director, announced the imminent construction launch during Wednesday's industrial conference in Rabat. Terrassement operations have reached completion, and production inauguration is slated for the third quarter of 2026. The initial phase demands $1.3 billion in capital expenditure. Manufacturing capacity will reach 20 gigawatts. Government negotiations have secured approval for capacity expansion to 40 GW in the second phase, culminating in 100 GWh total capacity across all five phases. The facility will achieve remarkable vertical integration from inception. Nearly 70% of battery production costs will originate domestically. This unprecedented localization strategy positions Morocco competitively against global rivals. Manufacturing will encompass batteries, cathodes, and anodes. European markets constitute the primary export destination. The company has already secured numerous orders from European automotive manufacturers. Phase one will generate 2,300 employment opportunities. The complete five-phase project will create 10,000 positions across the industrial complex. Morocco's automotive sector achieved record-breaking performance in 2024. Export revenues reached MAD 157 billion ($15.7 billion), representing a 6.3% annual surge. The country surpassed China, Japan, and India to become the European Union's leading automotive exporter in 2023. Gotion anticipates serving dual market segments. Automotive applications will primarily target European manufacturers alongside Moroccan production zones. Renault and Stellantis maintain an established manufacturing presence within the country. Energy storage represents the second pivotal market. Morocco, Africa, and Middle Eastern regions benefit from approximately 300 annual sunshine days. This climatic advantage creates exceptional growth potential for renewable energy storage solutions. Last year, two-thirds of Gotion's revenue originated from energy storage applications. Mobility accounted for the remaining third. Residential energy storage markets are projected to explode over the forthcoming decade. The project represents one component of extensive Chinese investment proliferation across Morocco. Chinese automotive investments have reached approximately $10 billion in recent years through Belt and Road Initiative financing. Beijing now views Morocco as a critical gateway to European markets, allowing Chinese firms to bypass tariff barriers. The country's advanced transport infrastructure — including the Tangier-Med port — along with abundant phosphate reserves vital for battery production, enhance its industrial attractiveness. Morocco's swift transition to clean energy further boosts its appeal to foreign investors. Strategically located just south of Europe, Morocco benefits from its proximity and its comprehensive free trade agreement with the European Union — making it an increasingly valuable partner in global supply chains. Tags: chinese investments in MoroccogigafactoryGotion High-Tech
