what products does china import?Name them please!?
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Anything that is for sell at Wal-Mart
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We owe Communist China Multi- Billions in trade deficits. Our American companies (Wal*Mart) found that worker rights cut into their profits. A shirt sewed by a 10 year old Chinese girl cost much less than a shirt sewed in a union shop. The Chi-com shirt is no damn good so you will buy another in a few weeks. By the way the reason for the deficit   ///China won't buy our goods either.
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bad for usa. good for china. you got to think though. why would u buy anything from usa? look at the american cars? how much do they drop in price in a year. you cant really trust american made products.
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Try the local clothing companies in China.\nI heard they are looking to expand in Latin America.
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China; we get more of our goods from that country then from Mexico.  Mexico supplies labor but the goods bought in your stores are from China. "Economic liberty and political liberty go hand in hand,” Access to American markets has played an important role in China's economic development,"
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I think China is trying to be part of everything.  A new mix of Socialist, Democrat, Republic, whatever just like a cocktail.  Not sure about the taste since I have never tried.
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Chinese gold coins \nred things \ndragons
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It depends what kind of goods you want to export out from China.  Are you a trading company in China, buying from China and export to your clients?  Or you are a manufacturer?  \n\nI'm not sure what kind of products you want to export, and in which part of China you are in.  Different province or area, may have different policies for this.  In general, you need to have an export license, which is usually applied by a registered company's legal representative.  To get export license, you may need to show that you are the manufacturer, and also have the VAT license.  If you don't have export license, you could still export your goods via export agent in China, and there are many of them, which they usually charge about 2% commission to export for you.
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yup, it's ok. maybe you could try this: \n\ni want to source and import the following goods: jewels, watches, slippers (you name it).\n\nor \n\ni will be sourcing out (name the goods) and importing them by (date).
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Computer/electronics/Transportation equipment/primary metals/petro/coal products/food/beef to name a few..\n\nChina/Latin America/Asia/European Union/Mexico/Australia and of course Canada \n\nLove your beef!!\n \nHope I helped.......
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Here is info for China:
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www.made-in-china.com.
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This is probably the worst thing about China - they totally disregard our patents for things, like you're discussing.\n\nI read somewhere (I think Reader's Digest) that Ford or Chevy released a small truck over in China that sold pretty well.  Its sales nosedived 6 months later when a Chinese company released an EXACT DUPLICATE of the truck for far less in cost (probably because of shoddy manufacturing).  They are so similar, you can exchange doors of the American and Chinese trucks, and they will fit and function properly in either vehicle!\n\nWhy are Chinese companies allowed to totally disregard the patents of American companies?  Can't the U.S. government do something about it?
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All I can think is the Oriental Trading catalog. They have nearly everything.
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try www.alibaba.com\nit is very good tool
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Chinese steel sucks! I work in the steel industry manufacturing heavy equipment parts and I can say steel is not one of the things to worry about.\n As for importing steel, that is a stategic move to save our resoures for when it is needed, kinda like the strategic petroleum reserves.\n  This country does not use Chinese steel to produce any of it's defense weapons. All of that steel purified in top secert locations and some known locations. My company produces steel parts for contruction equipment for around the world. Our steel comes from NC and Alambama. ALso my company is owned by Japanese!
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Well,why by things that say "made in china" there,when you can by the cheeper at wal-mart.Plus,people like Chinese food.Yummy!