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Exporting to China

Exporting to China. 19 June, 2014 Yongru CHENG Economic & Commercial Counselor Embassy of the P.R. China. China & Czech Going Closer. Mar 2014, Beijing. Feb 2014, Prague. Feb 2014, Sochi. Nov 2013, Bucharest. Sino-Czech Trade Relations. China: Czech’s No. 4 largest trade partner.

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Exporting to China

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  1. Exporting to China 19 June, 2014 Yongru CHENG Economic & Commercial Counselor Embassy of the P.R. China

  2. China & Czech Going Closer Mar 2014, Beijing Feb 2014, Prague Feb 2014, Sochi Nov 2013, Bucharest

  3. Sino-Czech Trade Relations China: Czech’s No.4 largesttrade partner (Year 2013) USD 17.4 bln (Data source: Czech Statistics Office)

  4. Czech’s Goods Exported to China (Top 5) 1 Capacitor and parts 2 On-off & protection circuit and parts 3 Metalworking machinery 4 Computer integrated manufactures 5 Auto parts (Data source: MOFCOM)

  5. Policy on Importing Goods Forbidden imports: • Tiger bone • Rhino Horn • Opium • Some solid wastes • Some wasted machinery & electronic products (To be continued)

  6. Policy on Importing Goods (Continued) Restricted imports: • with import license: - ozone-depleting substance (OZS) - Some second-hand machinery & electronic products - Solid wastes, etc. • with import quotas: - Foodstuff - Chemical fertilizer - Sugar - Cotton - Wool - Wool top (To be continued)

  7. Policy on Importing Goods (Continued) Restricted imports: • with state-run: - Foodstuff - Tobacco - Sugar - Crude oil - Cotton - Refined oil - Chemical fertilizer

  8. Efforts on Motivating Import • Issued Guidelines on Enhancing Import for A Balanced Trade (1st Edition, April 2012) • Issued Import Catalog for Encouraged Technology and Products (2014 Edition, March 2014) • Streamline import management* • Expand imports from priority countries, and encourage overseas purchase** • Push the development of free trade zones***

  9. China’s Chambers for Import & Export • China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Machinery and Electronic Products (www.cccme.org.cn) • China Chamber of Commerce of Foodstuffs and Native Produce (www.cccfna.org.cn) • China Chamber of Commerce of Metals Minerals & Chemicals Importers & Exporters (www.cccmc.org.cn) • China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Textile and Apparel (www.ccct.org.cn) • China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export of Light Industrial Products and Arts-Crafts (www.cccla.org.cn) • China Chamber of Commerce for Import & Export of Medicines & Health Products (www.cccmhpie.org.cn)

  10. China’s Trade Shows for Import & Export • Canton Fair (www.cantonfair.org.cn) • China International Import Expo (www.importexpo.org) • China International Industry Fair (www.ciif-expo.com) • China EuroAsia Expo (www.caeexpo.org) • Western China International Fair (www.westernchinafair.org)

  11. Any questions? Please contact us: Economic & Commercial Counselor’s Office The Embassy of the P.R. China in the Czech Republic Tel: 00420-233 028 871/873 Email: cz@mofcom.gov.cn Website: cz2.mofcom.gov.cn

  12. Looking forward to meeting you in China……

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