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European Chamber Calls for Action to Restore Business Confidence
The European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, in partnership with Roland Berger, today released its European Business in China Business Confidence Survey 2024 (BCS).
Read moreEuropean Chamber statement on the European Commission’s launch of a probe under its International Procurement Instrument into China’s procurement of medical devices
The European Chamber supports the end goal of this action, which is to ensure that European companies have the same access to China’s procurement market as Chinese companies enjoy in Europe.
Read moreCarbon Neutrality Action (CNA) Initiative
The European Chamber has long been advocating for EU-China cooperation on decarbonisation and launched the CNA Initiative in May 2022 to facilitate coordinated efforts among the Chamber’s membership.
Read moreEuropean Chamber advocates for targeted and precise approach to risk management and economic security
This report details the different approaches adopted by the EU, China and the US for managing perceived threats to their respective economies, as well as the actions that European businesses are taking to build resilience into their China operations
Read moreThe European Business in China Business Confidence Survey 2024 officially opened on Monday 15th January
The European Business in China Business Confidence Survey 2024 officially opened on Monday 15th January. Completing the questionnaire will provide your company the valuable opportunity to shape the Chamber’s messaging for the coming year.
Read moreChristmas Message from President Jörg Wuttke
President Jörg Wuttke reviews the Chamber's work in 2019 and looks to the future year of 2020.
Read moreFutility of applying bilateral tariffs in a global economy increasingly apparent, as large firms side-step intended impact and small firms endure steady beating
From 12th– 20th September 2019, the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China surveyed its member companies to better determine how they are being affected by the ongoing US-China trade war.
Read moreEuropean Chamber Stance on the EU-China Agreement on the Cooperation on, and Protection of, Geographical Indications
The long-awaited conclusion of the EU-China bilateral GI Agreement is a welcome development for European business, underlining how essential results are for meaningful EU-China cooperation.
Read moreEU Companies Place High Expectations on 2019 CIIE to Deliver Concrete Results
A Chamber survey reveals that while a good proportion of its members that attended the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in 2018 will be returning this year, there is an expectation that the event must produce more tangible outcomes.
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