Other Briefings
China’s Most Polluted Cities – What it Means for Business
China’s war on pollution presents a variety of opportunities for foreign businesses, especially those in green industries. In this article, we look at the most and least polluted cities in China, and opportunities for foreign investors in the struggle against air pollution.
Why Ford Chose China Over Mexico
Ford will expand operations in China after initially planning to manufacture its Ford Focus model in Mexico. Representatives said the decision to move Focus production to Chongqing in 2019 would help the manufacturer avoid unnecessary retooling and investment costs. Here, we look at the logic behind the move.
Investing in China’s Green Industries
We look at China’s green and renewable energy sector, and the opportunities it presents for foreign investors.
Consumer Trends in China and India’s F&B Industry
China accounts for a US$700 billion market-share in the global F&B market and India provides a US$400 billion F&B market, with increasing GDP and greater consumer spending power driving consumerism in these countries. In this article, we make a comparison between consumer trends in China and India.
Made in China 2025: Implications for Foreign Businesses
Made in China 2025 – an initiative to transform China into a hub for advanced manufacturing – has been met with serious international backlash. We discuss the program and its proponents.
Pharmaceuticals Distribution in China: A Guide to the New Two Invoices System
China issued a new policy designed to streamline pharmaceutical distribution channels at the beginning of this year. In this article, we explore how the regulation will change the way manufactures and distributors in the pharma industry operate from both a business and tax perspective.
Brand Equity and IP Considerations for your F&B Company in China
Foreign food and beverage companies entering China have many issues to consider, such as trademark and IP protection, and brand strategy. In this article, we explore how to best safeguard your company against issues such as counterfeit goods, trademarking, and trade secrets.
Child’s Play: Opportunities in China’s Toy Industry
China exported US$33.7 billion worth of toys in 2016, vastly outperforming other light industry sectors. Here, we look at how China’s toy industry has continued to perform strongly, and identify opportunities for foreign investment.
