TAIWAN

EU Court Dismisses Action Filed by Zhejiang Jndia Pipeline Industry Co. Ltd Against Anti-dumping Measures

30 September 2019

On 19 September 2019 the General Court of the European Union (“General Court”) issued a judgement dismissing an action for annulment filed by Zhejiang Jndia Pipeline Industry Co. Ltd (“Zhejiang Jndia”) against Commission Implementing Regulation 2017/141 of 26 January 2017 imposing definitive anti-dumping measures on imports of certain stainless steel tube and pipe butt-welding fittings, whether or not finished, originating in mainland China and Taiwan. More

market spotlight

Taiwan gears for 5G roll-out

09 July 2019

At present, 5G mobile networks are in various stages of development in nearly every industrialised nation. More

hktdc research

Guangzhou Offers Training and Incentives to Would-be Hong Kong Entrepreneurs

16 May 2019

Suitably qualified individuals working or studying in Guangzhou (including students of Hong Kong, Macao or Taiwan origin) considering starting their own business may attend entrepreneurial training courses accredited by the city’s Human Resources and Social Security Bureau. More

inside china

Wind Power Set to Oust Nuclear in Taiwan by 2025

05 September 2018

Back in 2016, Taiwan first began seriously focusing on offshore wind-power generation, with the aim of ending the territory's reliance on nuclear power by 2025. More

inside china

The Smart Way to Pay

24 May 2018

Although only legislatively opening up to mobile-payment operators three years ago, Taiwan has now seen the emergence of a number of domestic processing businesses, while also attracting the world's leading players. More

inside china

Taiwan Looks South

21 March 2018

With far more Muslims in the Asia-Pacific region than in the Middle East, it's no surprise that many Asian businesses in general – and Taiwanese businesses in particular – are getting serious about the halal sector. More

inside china

Reinventing Taiwan’s Tourism Strategy

07 March 2018

Taiwan’s tourism industry has been hurt by changes in cross-strait relations since the 2016 election of the island’s leader Tsai Ing-wen. More

inside china

Taiwan’s Fourth Industrial Revolution

05 February 2018

Last November, Taiwan's Legislative Yuan passed the third reading of the Industrial Innovation Act, a new legislation aimed at revitalising the domestic industrial sector. More

inside china

Taiwan Extends Plastic Bag Ban

06 December 2017

With its 15-year-old ban on free plastic bags set to be extended to a wider range of retail sectors starting in January, Taiwan is looking to confirm its reputation for environmental responsibility and eco-friendly legislation. More

multimedia

Wine & Spirits Fair: Markets Benefit from Belt and Road

13 November 2017

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