Are fortune cookies given in China like they are in the U.S.?
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Fortune cookies were invented in America I don't think that is practiced over there well maybe in tourist areas.
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Yes they do, just like any manufacturer selling into USA.  Read the warranty information / booklet that come with the product. \n\nDon't think Chinese Manufacturers are a bit slow in following the free world's trading rules than any other country's manufacturers. Think - If you buy an IBM PC, do you expect them not giving you any guarantee?  Probably not. But, IBM PC is a company of Legend , a Chinese Company.
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Probably in any Asian market.  They are available anywhere in Florida.
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I can make fortune cookies, and I know how hard they are to make....SO I would crack the cookie open, read my fortune and then share my cookie with you! : )
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If that is meant to be spend, then none that I know of... most of the people I know spend money or dollars... some barter... but dough is basically worthless at best buy. If that is send, well my mom sends me cookies sometimes, so I guess enough dough to make a couple dozen cookies per care package, that could end up being a lot of dough.
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It looks like they're only in China and Hong Kong\nhttp://www.lanecrawford.com/web/lane_eng/html/index.htm
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i think they sell them in New England but i'm not sure.
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I live in Asia, where the corporate gifts are less function than pens and the like given in the West. \n\nNothing yet, but last year got:\n1. A plastic paperweight of a fake piece of coal from an Indonesian coal logistics company.  Oh, the irony in getting coal for Christmas.\n2. A sample of soy-based laxative with four glass sipping cups and stirring spoon from a Chinese manufacturer (all with logos on them). \n3. A wine opener, wine glasses and bottle stoppers from a guy who was indicted for stock fraud. Since they had corporate logos on them, I kept them because it's cool because the corporate history. \n4. A basket of local processed meats that made Spam looked good. Offered co-workers $50 to eat one sausage in one go.  Nobody took me up. \n5. Canned wine.  Yup.  Wine in a can.  Came in a basket of salty snacks that only Asian do so well - curry flavored fried peanuts, prawn crackers, cuttlefish floss, deep fried broad beans and wasabi-flavored crisps. \n6. A compass that didn't work - from a shipping company.\n7. A box of roasted cashews from India... those were actually pretty good. \n8. A bottle of Chinese sorghum-based liquor that smell like a sewer and comes in a ceramic jug that is shaped like a cloth sack.  Poured it down the drain... I'm a lush, but I'll be da**ed if I drink that stuff (or canned wine). \n9. A calendar from an Indian manufacturer of pigments that has 12 months of kidney health tips.  \n10. A 25 cm. plexiglass pyramid with a dragon etched inside using air-bubble injection.  \n\n\nToo weird to make this stuff up.\n\nOur corporate gifts... day planners (with our corporate logo) on it.
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I can point you the boxes... but everything is written in chinese!\n\nJust one thing that is obvious but that I would like to point out... Chinese are NOT hairy, and seldom shave.
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Do a search on the Dept. of State government website and see if they have anything.\n\nI know that in China some things have changed, but not enough. Not too long ago, a class of school children were killedand injured making fireworks during school, which they were forced to do.  95% of fireworks in the U.S. are made in China.\n\nIf you are interested, e-mail me and I will send you my research paper on whether U.S. businesses should do business in China with regard to human rights issues.  It may give you some thoughts and leads.\n\nSue
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http://www.pringles.com/_kong/en_UK/\n\nAre you in the UK?
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You can buy them in any chinatown in the u.s.\nTheir site: http://she.him.com.tw/\nBut its in chinese.
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wheel of fortune.  they have several international versions
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China once had a strict policy of self sufficiency in terms of consuming grain grown domestically vs. importing from outside sources.  \n\nTrade of grain happens throughout the world and is imported/daily on may exchanges (i.e. Chicago Board of Trade CBOT).  The only limitations are from organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) limiting and/or regulating world trade, agreements between certain countries (i.e. NAFTA agreement), or government agencies that have strict quality control guidelines for foodstuff (i.e. Food and Drug Administration FDA).
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a fortune cookie - so that you dont eat the paper inside. LOL. This ought to be worth 10 points.
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Yes and many.\n\nThey import many nice quarity materials, such as iron, prastics, agricultural commodities.etc.\n\nEven foodstuff for Chinese dishes they import.
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fortune cookie,singing telegram,send flowers with a card attached asking them