Announcement
31 Dec 2018
December 31st, 2018 - The Chinese government released an annual list of goods requiring special import/export licensing.
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Number of interventions
2
2 certainly harmful
0 likely harmful
0 liberalising
List of interventions
0 in force
Implementation date
01 Jan 2019
Revocation date:
No revocation date
Import licensing requirement
In December 2018, the Chinese government published a catalogue of goods classified as 'dual-use'. This indicates said goods are considered by the Chinese government to be usable for both civilian and ...
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Export licensing requirement
Finally, the December 2018 anouncement from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce stated that five items were added to the list of exported goods, meaning that they would newly require a dual-use licence b...
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