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Australia Agribusiness Investment Seminar-2
The seminar starts with a speech from the vice president of TJFIC, Mr. Geng Wei, who indicated the benefits and the importance of holding such seminars.
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Quick Guide: Agriculture and Processed Foods Outcomes
all tariffs on Australian dairy products (up to 20 per cent) will be eliminated within 4 to 11 years. This includes rapid elimination of the 15 per cent tariff on infant formula and the 10-19 per cent tariff on ice cream, lactose and casein, both within 4
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Quick Guide: Key Investment and Investor-state Dispute Settlement (IS...
China’s commitments on services in ChAFTA represent a significant improvement in the investment environment for a range of Australian services firms, including: health and aged care, shipping, architecture and urban planning, legal and mining services as
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FTA with China Bring About More Trade for NZ Goods
Since China and New Zealand signed Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) in 2008, the Chinese market is regarded by the former as an important business engine. As such, Martin currently spends three or four months a year in China, dealing with local distributors i
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Speech by Consul-General Li Huaxin at the Grand Opening Ceremony of C...
It is a great honor for me to attend today’s Grand Opening Ceremony of China Unicom Australia. First of all, I’d like to extend, on behalf of Chinese Consulate General in Sydney，my sincere congratulations.
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China to Speed up Agri Modernization Through Reforms
As the Chinese economy, under the "new normal," shifts from high-speed to medium-to-high-speed growth, it has become a key issue to continue consolidating the position of agriculture as the foundation of the economy and to further increase farme
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China and US to focus on agriculture and service
The bilateral investment treaty between China and US have made substantial progress and the bilateral trade will focus on agricultural and service sectors, said a senior American official on Tuesday.
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AUSTRALIA'S FOREIGN INVESTMENT POLICY COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
Foreign persons need to apply to acquire, or take an interest in, land for commercial development, regardless of the value of the land. Such proposals are normally reviewed subject to development conditions.
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AUSTRALIA'S FOREIGN INVESTMENT FRAMEWORK
The Treasurer has the authority under the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 (the FATA) to reject proposals which would result in a foreign person acquiring control of an Australian corporation or business, or an interest in real estate, which th
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