The 90th edition of API China stands as the premier pharmaceutical exhibition, prominently featuring an array of products such as pharmaceuticals, natural extracts, fine chemicals, raw materials, packaging, and machinery. As the leading B2B platform in China, it excels in facilitating trade, fostering knowledge exchange, and encouraging cooperation across the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical sectors. This event is specially designed to …
2024 Shanghai Bridal Fashion Showroom
The 2024 Shanghai Bridal Fashion Showroom is the ultimate destination for bridal fashion, presenting an exquisite collection that includes wedding dresses, evening gowns, men’s attire, and accessories such as fabrics, footwear, makeup, and manicure tools. This premier event showcases top-tier wedding dress brands and renowned designers from across the globe, offering attendees a glimpse into stunning bridal makeup styles and …
The 23rd Shanghai International Children Baby and Maternity Products Industry Expo
The International Children, Baby, and Maternity Products Industry Expo 2024 (CBME China 2024) is the premier event for showcasing an extensive selection of products ranging from mother and baby essentials, maternity gear, toys, stationery, apparel, strollers, car seats, furniture, to nutrition items. As a leading platform, CBME China 2024 brings together professional buyers, suppliers, distributors, and manufacturers to exchange knowledge …
Taicang: A Flourishing Hub for German Investment in East China
For over thirty years, Taicang has carved out a niche as a prime destination for German enterprises, driven by its dedication to creating a supportive business ecosystem. This commitment was recognized in November 2008 when Taicang was designated as a “Sino-German Enterprise Cooperation Base” by both China’s Ministry of Commerce and Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development. It …
Are you sure about ‘Peak China?’ Why China still has room to grow
The world economy is experiencing what the World Bank calls “the slowest half-decade of GDP growth in 30 years.” As some of China’s key growth catalysts weaken against this backdrop, a few stakeholders in the Western economy have become defeatist and pessimistic. Some believe that China will soon get caught in the “middle-income trap” or even experience the “Japanization” of its economy, characterized by …