by James Grayland | China Trade, Value Added Services
EUTR – European Timber Regulations, came in to effect as of March 3rd 2013. How do they effect your China timber and wood business? Whether you exporting raw material to China or importing finished products such as furniture, flooring or even paper to the EU you...
by James Grayland | China Trade, Value Added Services
Since 2009 the PBOC Peoples Bank Of China has been experimenting with direct settlement in RMB. Up until then, wherever you were in the world you would have deal in USD. Dealing in USD meant that countries not using USD would have to take on multiple exchange rate...
by James Grayland | Value Added Services
The port of Shanghai handles huge volumes of flooring out of China as well importing much of the raw materials used in the world’s wooden flooring. Flooring Quality Control (QC) is a vital part of sourcing and ensuring a healthy business. However for many small...
by James Grayland | Value Added Services
China controls the flow of goods in and out of the country. One of the ways the Chinese government does this is through the restriction of export licenses. Typically large manufacturers and producers will have their own licenses for the specific industry they operate...
by James Grayland | Value Added Services
China is known around the world for many products. One of the countries most famous produce is tea. A commodity that has been long sort by Chinese and people around the world. Heighten offers specialist services for tea import and export. Our experience goes beyond...
by James Grayland | Value Added Services
Processing goods under a China Customs Handbook offers huge potential for SMEs if properly implemented and managed. Poor planning and execution can have disastrous implications for your business, tying up capital, consuming huge amounts of administration and...
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