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镇雄县锦联商贸有限公司成立 注册资本50万人民币
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-16 08:43
Core Viewpoint - A new company, Zhenxiong County Jinlian Trading Co., Ltd., has been established with a registered capital of 500,000 RMB, focusing on various food-related businesses and services [1] Company Summary - The legal representative of the company is Xiang Shiying [1] - The registered capital of the company is 500,000 RMB [1] - The company is involved in licensed projects including food sales, internet food sales, liquor business, and grain and oil storage services [1] - The company can only operate licensed projects after obtaining the necessary approvals from relevant authorities [1] Business Scope - The general business scope includes wholesale of edible agricultural products, internet sales of pre-packaged food, sales of health food (pre-packaged), initial processing of edible agricultural products, production, sales, processing, transportation, storage, and other related services of agricultural products [1] - Retail and wholesale of fresh meat, fresh vegetables, and aquatic products are also part of the business activities [1] - The company is permitted to conduct domestic trade agency and internet sales (excluding items requiring licenses) [1]
深圳市市场监督管理局关于不合格食品风险控制情况的通告(2025年第五期)
Core Viewpoint - The Shenzhen Market Supervision Administration has reported on the risk control situation regarding non-compliant food products detected during recent safety inspections, involving multiple companies and a network trading platform [2][10]. Group 1: Non-compliant Products and Companies - Beverly Trade (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. had a batch of 150 boxes of "Fu Shi Gao" produced by Anhui Ben Cao Yi Tang Health Technology Co., Ltd. that failed to meet the microbial count standards, with 108 boxes sold and 42 returned [3]. - Fang Ji Grain and Oil Store in Luohu District sold 0.95 kg of "Bai Zhi" that did not comply with sulfur dioxide residue standards, with all products used in testing and no re-inspection requested [4]. - Fan Chen Ji Vegetable Store sold 1.3 kg of "Bai Zhi" that also failed sulfur dioxide residue standards, with all products used in testing and no re-inspection requested [5]. - Han Sheng Fresh Fish Stall sold 1.3 kg of "Bai Zhi" that did not meet sulfur dioxide residue standards, with all products used in testing and no re-inspection requested [6]. - Shenzhen Desheng Trade Co., Ltd. imported 1,620 boxes of "De Fei Zi Brownie Chocolate Cake" that failed propylene glycol standards, with all sold and a recall initiated for 1,616 boxes [7]. - Lian Lian Dried Goods Supplement Store sold 2 kg of "Bai Zhi" that did not comply with sulfur dioxide residue standards, with all sold and a recall process initiated [9]. Group 2: Regulatory Actions and Investigations - The Shenzhen Market Supervision Administration has conducted on-site inspections and investigations for all companies involved in selling non-compliant products, with cases currently under processing [3][4][5][6][7][9]. - The administration has mandated corrective actions for the involved companies and initiated legal investigations against them [3][4][5][6][7][9].
江阴市汇瑞贸易有限公司成立 注册资本50万人民币
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-08-07 22:42
Core Insights - Jiangyin Huirui Trading Co., Ltd. has been established with a registered capital of 500,000 RMB [1] - The legal representative of the company is Lang Daqin [1] Business Scope - The company is involved in licensed projects including liquor business, which requires approval from relevant authorities before operations can commence [1] - General business activities include wholesale of edible agricultural products, sales of agricultural and sideline products, and internet sales of pre-packaged food [1] - The company also engages in the sale of health food (pre-packaged), food import and export, and sales of gifts and flowers [1] - Additional activities include the sale of arts and crafts, daily necessities, and various technical services such as development, consulting, and transfer [1]
上半年广州市场采购贸易出口预包装食品超两千六百万元
Core Insights - The pilot program for market procurement trade export of pre-packaged food in Guangzhou has resulted in a total export value of 26.483 million yuan by the end of June, with major destinations including Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Brunei, Vietnam, and the UAE [1] - The new market procurement trade method simplifies the export process, allowing for a one-stop solution for procurement, inspection, and customs declaration, significantly reducing costs and increasing efficiency for small and micro enterprises [1][2] Group 1 - The export of pre-packaged food is characterized by a wide variety of products and small batch sizes, with a single customs declaration often involving dozens of different items [1] - The market procurement trade method has been well-received due to its advantages such as simplified declaration, convenient customs clearance, exemption from value-added tax, and flexible foreign exchange collection [1][2] - The number of participating enterprises in the pilot program has rapidly increased to over 500, with the variety of products expanding to 10 categories and destinations reaching over 90 countries and regions [3] Group 2 - The Guangzhou Customs has implemented an innovative pre-export inspection and supervision model, allowing for a single declaration and inspection for different types of pre-packaged food, thus enhancing regulatory efficiency and reducing costs [2] - To assist enterprises in overcoming challenges, the customs authority has established a long-term service mechanism to provide guidance on food standards and common declaration errors, ensuring compliance and efficient customs clearance [3] - Future plans include expanding the range of export categories and destinations, promoting the sustainable development of market procurement trade, and supporting Guangzhou in becoming a core city for the food industry valued at hundreds of billions [3]
特朗普新威胁!他们强硬回怼
第一财经· 2025-07-13 02:07
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implications of President Trump's announcement to impose a 30% tariff on goods imported from the EU and Mexico starting August 1, 2025, highlighting the potential backlash and economic consequences for American consumers and international trade relations [1][4][24]. Group 1: Tariff Announcement and Reactions - President Trump issued letters to the leaders of Mexico and the EU, stating that a 30% tariff will be imposed on their goods starting August 1, 2025 [4][6]. - The EU has expressed readiness to retaliate if necessary, emphasizing that the tariffs would disrupt important supply chains and harm both businesses and consumers on both sides of the Atlantic [9][11]. - Various European leaders, including French President Macron and Dutch Prime Minister Rutte, have condemned the tariff decision, calling for unity and negotiation to protect European interests [16][17]. Group 2: Economic Impact and Consumer Burden - The tariffs are expected to lead to increased costs for American consumers, as many essential goods are imported, which could raise living expenses [26][29]. - The termination of the "tomato agreement" with Mexico will result in a 17% tariff on Mexican tomatoes, potentially increasing prices for consumers and affecting employment related to tomato imports [27][28]. - The imposition of tariffs on Brazilian goods could lead to significant price hikes for popular food items in the U.S., such as coffee and orange juice, further burdening consumers [27][29].
深圳食博会定档10月22日至24日
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao· 2025-07-08 11:20
Core Insights - The 2025 Shenzhen Food Expo aims to establish Shenzhen as an international hub for high-quality food and agricultural products, promoting the high-quality development of China's food industry with the theme "Global Delicacies, Turning Food into Gold" [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The Shenzhen Food Expo will take place from October 22 to 24, 2025, at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center [1] - The event is expected to significantly increase in scale and quality, building on the 2024 expo's exhibition area of 37,500 square meters and attracting over 100,000 professional visitors [2] Group 2: Exhibition Features - The expo will feature ten core exhibition areas covering the entire food industry chain, including international/imported food, leisure food, health food, prepared dishes, meat, frozen food, seafood, beverages, dairy products, hot pot, condiments, barbecue, quality agricultural products, food science and technology, and food packaging and equipment [2] - Six new specialized sub-exhibitions will be introduced, focusing on high-end food, condiments, meat and frozen products, e-commerce food, halal food, and high-end health supplements, showcasing cutting-edge food technology and innovative products [2] Group 3: Global Cooperation and Market Positioning - The Shenzhen Food Expo has become a vital bridge for international food trade, attracting exhibitors from 36 countries and regions in 2023 and 33 countries and regions in 2024, with products covering all 33 provincial-level administrative regions and 427 counties in China [3] - The expo aims to deepen cooperation in the Greater Bay Area's consumer market and enhance global strategic partnerships, optimizing cross-border trade services to match international market supply and demand [3] - The event will showcase Shenzhen's quality products and achievements in agricultural modernization and food technology innovation, while promoting collaboration among government groups from various provinces and cities to support the national rural revitalization strategy [3]
【环球财经】英欧从“冰冷决绝”到“抱团取暖”的历史轮回
Xin Hua She· 2025-06-10 11:37
Core Points - The recent summit between the UK and the EU marked a significant shift from a "cutting" relationship to a "mending" one, with agreements reached in defense, fisheries, and trade sectors, reflecting a historical moment as described by EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen [1] - The agreements include the removal of routine border checks on food trade, allowing UK meat products to re-enter the EU market, potentially contributing nearly £900 million annually to the UK economy [1] - The UK is permitted to participate in a €150 billion EU defense procurement program, which includes military support for Ukraine, opening new markets for UK defense companies [1] - A compromise on fisheries allows EU fishing vessels to operate in UK waters until 2038, and a mechanism for young people to work and live across borders is being established [1] Underlying Factors - The thawing of UK-EU relations is driven by bilateral interests but also reflects the impact of changing US policies on transatlantic relations, particularly in security and trade [2] - The unilateral actions of the US during the Russia-Ukraine conflict have left the UK and EU feeling abandoned, prompting a push for greater defense autonomy and cooperation [2] - Economic pressures from US tariffs on EU steel and aluminum have forced the UK and EU to set aside differences and collaborate to mitigate external risks [2] Historical Context - The relationship between the UK and the EU has been characterized by a mix of cooperation and estrangement over the past 80 years, with historical events revealing the fragility of the UK's "bridge" role between the US and Europe [3] - The aftermath of Brexit has seen significant economic challenges for the UK, including GDP shrinkage and a sharp decline in exports to the EU, leading to a reassessment of the "Global Britain" strategy [3] - The current agreements represent a "selective return" to EU rules in exchange for market access, indicating a pragmatic shift in the UK's approach [3] Future Outlook - Despite the renewed engagement, structural tensions remain, with domestic political challenges and unresolved issues from Brexit potentially leading to new crises [4] - The UK government faces pressure from opposition parties and rising support for right-wing parties, complicating the balance between pro-EU sentiments and appeasing Brexit voters [4] - The geographical proximity and economic interdependence between the UK and EU suggest that limited cooperation is a necessary choice for survival amid global challenges [4]
潢川县税务局:赋能高质量发展 提升治理新效能
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-06-04 23:15
Group 1 - The tax authority in Huangchuan County is implementing a "strong foundation project" for tax and fee management under digital transformation, focusing on optimizing tax services and promoting high-quality development of local industries [1] - The local crayfish industry has rapidly developed, with over 380,000 acres of crayfish farming, becoming a significant source of income for local farmers [1] - The tax authority is actively supporting local enterprises, such as Henan Nongdu Agricultural Development Co., Ltd., by providing information on tax incentives like VAT exemptions and tax refunds, which alleviates financial pressure on businesses [1] Group 2 - Huangchuan County's tax authority has established a dual early warning mechanism combining institutional credit and enterprise risk, utilizing big data to monitor potential risks in tax compliance [2] - The tax authority promotes the importance of tax credit as a "golden business card" for long-term development, emphasizing compliance as essential for business sustainability [2] - Future efforts will focus on enhancing the application of tax credit results and strengthening the awareness of compliance and risk prevention among various business entities [2]
控股子公司股权回购案迎最新进展 爱普股份称已接受法院调解方案
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2025-05-28 08:27
Core Viewpoint - Aipu Co., Ltd. has reached a settlement in a share buyback lawsuit involving its subsidiary, Shanghai Mengze Trading Co., Ltd., after the court proposed a mediation plan [1][2]. Group 1: Share Buyback Lawsuit - In July 2018, Aipu Co., Ltd. invested 51 million yuan in Mengze Trading, acquiring a 51% stake through capital increase and share transfer [1]. - The share buyback clause was triggered when partners Xu Guangyi and Dai Xiaowen were imprisoned, leading Aipu to file a lawsuit in March 2024 [2]. - The court ruled in March 2025 that Xu and Dai must pay Aipu 54.3884 million yuan plus interest, with Aipu bearing certain litigation costs [2]. Group 2: Mediation Agreement - Under the mediation agreement, Xu and Dai are required to pay Aipu 32 million yuan by May 27, after which Aipu will transfer its 51% stake in Mengze Trading back to them [2]. - Aipu will cover the first-instance case acceptance fee and part of the second-instance fee, while Xu and Dai will bear the remaining costs [2]. Group 3: Background of Partners - Xu and Dai were imprisoned due to involvement in a long-standing smuggling case, which has been reported previously [3].
专栏丨英欧从“冰冷决绝”到“抱团取暖”的历史轮回
Xin Hua Wang· 2025-05-21 01:42
Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the dramatic shift in UK-EU relations from a cold separation to a cooperative approach, marked by a series of agreements reached during their first formal post-Brexit summit [1][2] - The agreements cover multiple sectors including defense, fisheries, and trade, indicating a transition from "cutting" to "stitching" the relationship back together [2] - In the food trade sector, the removal of routine border checks on animal products is expected to contribute nearly £900 million annually to the UK economy [2] Group 2 - The defense procurement agreement allows UK participation in a €150 billion EU joint defense procurement plan, which includes military support for Ukraine, thus opening new markets for UK defense companies [2] - The compromise on fisheries extends the permission for EU fishing vessels to operate in UK waters until 2038, reflecting a willingness to negotiate on contentious issues [2] - The establishment of a cross-border work and living mechanism for young people aims to ease post-Brexit border issues, addressing long wait times at customs [2] Group 3 - The recent thaw in UK-EU relations is driven by bilateral interests but also reflects deeper geopolitical shifts, particularly the impact of US policy changes on transatlantic relations [3] - The unilateral actions of the US during the Russia-Ukraine conflict have left the UK and EU feeling abandoned, prompting a push for greater defense autonomy and cooperation [3] - Economic pressures from US tariffs on EU steel and aluminum have forced the UK and EU to set aside differences and collaborate to mitigate external risks [3] Group 4 - The historical context of UK-EU relations reveals a complex interplay of cooperation and estrangement over the past 80 years, with significant events like the Iraq War and the Eurozone crisis exposing vulnerabilities in the UK's "bridge" role [4] - The aftermath of Brexit has seen the UK economy suffer, with GDP contraction and inflation, leading to a reassessment of the "Global Britain" strategy and a pragmatic shift towards limited cooperation with the EU [4] - The current agreements signify a "selective return" to EU rules in exchange for market access, marking a departure from the idealistic "Global Britain" vision towards a more realistic approach [4] Group 5 - Despite the renewed closeness, structural contradictions remain, with domestic political challenges in the UK complicating the government's ability to navigate between pro-EU sentiments and Brexit commitments [5] - Unresolved issues such as Northern Ireland trade arrangements and Gibraltar sovereignty disputes continue to pose risks for future relations [5] - The geographical proximity and economic interdependence between the UK and EU suggest that practical cooperation will ultimately prevail over political rhetoric, indicating a potential future re-engagement with the EU [5]