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    The description :the china sourcing blog is an information platform for the procurement and trade industries in china....

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Created Date:2007-09-11

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an information platform for the procurement and trade industries in china -- an information platform for the procurement and trade industries in china events industries ipr on the ground payment systems quality control regulation supply chain transport/shipping 外贸经验 end static categories *** -- -- china's housing market drags down growth by tim quijano on october 9, 2014 11:00 am | permalink | comments (0) | trackbacks (0) the following is a contribution to the chinafrica magazine produced by the beijing axis . amid a sustaining decrease in the value of the housing market, several chinese cities have abolished household registration restrictions on property investment. chengdu, the hub of development in southwest china, has notably proposed and then revoked its offer of a 3-percent housing loan subsidy for first-time buyers. amid fears of building modern "ghost towns," chinese municipalities began to enact restrictions on property investment from as early as 2009. the property market is considered one of the most profitable and stable investments, thus this policy was difficult for many hopeful homebuyers. however, chinese policymakers are now afraid of the repercussions of the rapid decrease in activity in china's property development sector. the slump in the property market has been strong enough to bring the china services index to a record low. some analysts suggest that this may indicate that the government's stimulus measures are failing to gain traction outside of manufacturing. manufacturing up meeting analyst expectations, china's consumer price index, a main indicator of inflation, increased by 2.3 percent year on year (yoy) in july. this increase, in part due to the increase in food prices, falls a comfortable distance from the government's targeted limit on inflation for the year - 3.5 percent. china's manufacturing purchasing managers' index, an indicator of the development of the manufacturing sector, increased to an 18-month high of 51.7, the fastest expansion in more than two years, which likely suggests that the government's stimulus plan is, indeed, making an impact on the manufacturing sector. export and retail figures steady trade and retail figures provide valuable insight into the status of the transition of china's economy from an export-oriented manufacturer to a service-oriented economy, whose growth is based on domestic consumption. growth in exports from china has continued to increase, coming in at 14.5-percent yoy in july. import growth, on the other hand, has been lackluster in recent months, dropping by 1.6 percent yoy in july. retail growth has continued its steady development, falling slightly under estimates of 12.4 percent at 12.2-percent yoy growth in july. -- fighting modern slavery with ethical procurement by tim quijano on september 24, 2014 12:21 pm | permalink | comments (0) | trackbacks (0) this piece was produced in collaboration with cips in a guide produced in collaboration with traidcraft and the walk free foundation , cips defines ethical procurement (also known as responsible procurement) as procurement that respects fundamental international standards against criminal activity including bribery, corruption, fraud and modern slavery. the walk free foundation estimates that roughly 30 million people live in slavery today in a number of sectors, countries and cultures around the world. effective procurement professionals are not only able to spot signs of unethical practices in their supply chains, but they are also capable of acting immediately to eradicate these practices and create improvement in the lives of those in their supply chain. holders of the mcips certificate understand that they must not only walk away from any corrupt practices, but that they must take action to free those enslaved in the supply chain. sustainable procurement includes the environmental, social and economic consequences of the design, materials, production methods, logistics and disposal techniques. attention to detail ensures the security of an organisation’s supply chains and, ultimately, its goods and services. though most are affected somewhere along the supply chain, some sectors appear to be more susceptible to disagreeable practices: electronics, steel and cars, agriculture and seafood, minerals, garments and textiles. though modern day slavery is illegal around the world, it still exists in every country in the world and is prevalent in places where workers have fewer rights and protection, where there are high levels of poverty, where there is widespread use of migrant workers and in high-risk industries, such as raw material production and the labour-intensive stages of a supply chain with the production of cheaper products. -- food scandals amplify need for mcips procurement professionals by tim quijano on september 17, 2014 2:59 pm | permalink | comments (0) | trackbacks (0) this piece was produced in collaboration with cips, the chartered institute of purchasing and supply food scandals are shaking confidence in food supply chains around the world. while food safety was once assumed to be paramount in the minds of food retailers and buyers, it has become clear that consumers have been deceived into consuming foods strikingly different from what their religion, preference or cultural values allow. both mcdonald’s corporation and kfc parent yum recently suffered brand damage when chinese authorities closed down a local meat supplier after evidence of old and contaminated meat was found in their products. more recently, a taiwanese company, chang guann, has been fined for selling old oil, unfit for human consumption, as food-grade cooking oil. mcdonald's and yum foods have stopped using the maligned supplier, shanghai husi food co ltd, found new suppliers and publicly apologised to consumers. china is the third largest market for mcdonald’s with yum close behind. with competition offering increasingly attractive domestically and locally-sourced foods, this scandal occurred at a time for mcdonald’s and yum foods. cips believes that part of the solution to food scandals like this lies in a licence for the procurement profession. employers seeking procurement professionals for their business can rest assured that mcips holders are the best professionals in the procurement field. mcips-qualified professionals operate under the key concepts behind ethical and sustainable procurement and supply management thereby reducing instances of fraud and corruption. supply chains are becoming increasingly global and complex in nature, and mcips training provides the skills to keep up with these changes.’ stay tuned for our next piece on ethical and sustainable procurement. photo: agence france-presse -- when the "african tigers" compete by tim quijano on september 2, 2014 5:46 pm | permalink | comments (0) | trackbacks (0) this piece was originally produced for the chinafrica econometer as costs increase in china and other asian manufacturing countries, the "african tigers" are competing to absorb displaced manufacturing capacity and become the next leaders of low-cost manufacturing. recognizing the success of export-led manufacturing growth in bringing the asian tigers (hong kong, singapore, south korea and taiwan) out of poverty, african business and political leaders are seeking to mimic this success at home. the leading east african economies of ethiopia, kenya and rwanda provide competitive manufacturing environments with unique strengths. in addition to low labor prices, low-cost african economies benefit from key duty-free and quota-free trade agreements, such as the united states' african growth and opportunity act and the eu's everything but arms pact. however, these east african nations face a host of challenges in absorbing asian manufacturing capacity. for example, many are unable to provide a stable supply of electricity, and thus local enterprises face a costly reliance on generators for 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