Jan 8 2008 | China, Peoples Republic of | China Exporter Guide 2007
Highlight: In 2006, China Customs reported total agriculture, fisheries and forest product imports of over $40 billion. Imports of consumer-oriented agricultural products (not including fisheries, bulk or intermediate products) accounted for nearly $5 billion of this total. The U.S. continues to hold the top position in both overall agricultural exports to China and in consumer-oriented products, despite setbacks in beef, pork and poultry trade. As incomes continue to grow, and buying habits change, U.S. exporters are advised to invest in market research and taste testing before launching new products.
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Nov 14 2005 | China, Peoples Republic of | China Exporter Guide
Highlight: In 2004, China Customs reported agriculture, fisheries and forest products imports of over $33 billion. Imports of consumer-oriented agricultural products (not include fisheries, bulk or intermediate products) accounted for over $3 billion of this total. The U.S. continues to hold the top position in both overall agricultural exports to China and in consumer-oriented products, despite setbacks in both poultry and beef exports to China. As incomes continue to grow, China is showing signs of becoming a more consumption-driven economy
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Oct 25 2004 | China, Peoples Republic of | Mainland China Exporter Guide
Highlight: In 2003, China Customs reported imports of over $19.6 billion of agricultural and fisheries products (not including forest products). U.S. Customs reports agricultural and fisheries exports of roughly $5.19 billion to China. As incomes continue to rise, imports are also likely to continue. Processed and RTE foods continue to gain ground as wealthy urban consumers seek new ways to save time. Beef and poultry suffered severe setbacks due to BSE and AI related trade barriers.
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Oct 20 2003 | China, Peoples Republic of | Exporter Guide Annual
Highlight: In 2002, China imported over $10.5 billion worth of agricultural products, of which roughly 25% was imported from the U.S. As incomes continue to rise, imports are also likely to continue. Processed and RTE foods continue to gain ground as wealthy urban consumers seek new ways to save time. Younger, more consumption-oriented Chinese are also starting to have more impact as they join the work force.
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Jun 25 2003 | China, Peoples Republic of | The Fourth Report of the Product Assessment Support Services (PASS)
Highlight: This is the fourth report of ATO Guangzhou's Product Assessment Support Services (PASS). The assessed product is a set of potato snack food which have great sales potentials in South China. The assessment provides basic information on potential buyers, current major competitors as well as suggested retail prices for this product.
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Jun 25 2003 | China, Peoples Republic of | Exporter Guide Annual
Highlight: An update of South China's Exporter Guide. Update for FY2004.
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Apr 16 2003 | China, Peoples Republic of | The Second Report of the Product Assessment Support Services (PASS)
Highlight: This is the second report of ATO Guangzhou's Product Assessment Support Services (PASS). Eight of 14 new products have sales potentials in South China.
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Apr 16 2003 | China, Peoples Republic of | The Third Report of the Product Assessment Support Services (PASS)
Highlight: This is the third report of ATO Guangzhou's Product Assessment Support Services (PASS). Six of 9 products have sales potentials in South China.
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