Il 6 maggio 2022 la Camera di Commercio Italiana in Cina e il Consolato Generale d’Italia a Shanghai organizzano un secondo webinar di "Aggiornamento sull'attuale situazione pandemica nella Cina orientale, e non solo. Dialogo con il Consolato e le aziende Italiane”. 

Il principale obiettivo dell’evento è di fornire un aggiornamento rispetto alla prima edizione del 22 aprile.

The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC), in collaboration with Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU), is delighted to invite you to join the Online Young Professional Talk #3 - Career in International Business Management on April 29th 2022 from 6:00 to 7:20 pm.

In response to the current lockdown in Shanghai, some companies are operating in “closed-loop” systems to ensure businesses can keep operations running. Closed loops put factory workers in bubbles, based on the same procedure used during the winter Olympics to prevent COVID spread. This procedure – for example – has been reportedly used inside the Shanghai Port area to maintain stable operations despite the spread of the pandemic.

How to Export Chemical Substances to China

China implements an increasingly strict management and supervision system for chemical substances. Yet, the system is relatively fragmented – with different regulations and inventories existing for different types of chemicals, under the responsibility of different competent authorities. It is very important for EU SMEs to know which registrations they need to deal with, and which points they need to pay particular attention to for exporting their products to China.