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Did North Korea Stop Covid Containment China Goods' Import? Data Shows...
North Korea abruptly stopped importing COVID-19 prevention and control products from China in May, trade data released by Beijing showed, after the country bought face masks and ventilators from its neighbour in previous months.
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Crude Oil Nudges Slightly Lower On China COVID Worries
Oil prices edged lower in early Asian trade on Thursday as concerns about rising coronavirus cases in China, the world's biggest oil importer, weighed on futures markets.
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Shanghai May Target International Flights Amid Covid Spike: Report
Chinese authorities are telling foreign airlines they must have more empty seats on international flights when they arrive at Shanghai's Pudong airport, sources said on Thursday, as part of measures to prevent the importation of COVID-19 cases.
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Oil Prices Slip After China Cuts Import Quotas
Oil prices pared earlier gains after China, the world's top crude importer, lowered the first batch of 2022 import quotas to mostly independent refiners by 11%.
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Half A Million People Quarantined, Factories Halt In China's Export Hub
China's economically important Zhejiang province wrestled on Tuesday with a Covid outbreak that has left half a million people quarantined and some districts under business shutdown.
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China Reports Spike In New Coronavirus Cases On Border With Myanmar
China on Tuesday reported the highest daily tally of new confirmed COVID-19 cases since January, driven by a surge in imported infections in Yunnan province, where cases are spilling over from an "alarming spike" in neighbouring Myanmar.
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Covid Supplies Price Hike To India Due To Import Of Raw Materials: China
China said the prices of some of Covid medical supplies like oxygen concentrators being procured by Indian companies from Chinese manufacturers have gone up as they had to import raw materials from Europe to meet the excess demand from India.
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WHO Report Says "Very Low" Chance Of Frozen Food COVID-19 Origin
The chances that Covid-19 emerged in Wuhan because of imported frozen food are "very low", international health experts said Monday, casting doubt on one of the main theories China has embraced for the cause of the first coronavirus outbreak in late 2019.
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China Exports Soar To Highest Level In Decades After COVID-19 Hit
China's export growth jumped to the highest in over two decades, official data showed Sunday, with imports also surging in a sharp bounceback from the coronavirus outbreak that had brought activity to a near halt.
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China's Role In Coronavirus Outbreak: What Investigation Has Found
Scientists probing the origins of the coronavirus are wrapping up a lengthy investigation in China and have found "important clues" about a Wuhan seafood market's role in the outbreak.
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China's Fosun Pharma To Import 100 Million BioNTech Vaccine Doses
A Chinese pharmaceutical company said Wednesday it had agreed to buy at least 100 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine from German company BioNTech, subject to Beijing approving its use.
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China Says Fish Imports From Indian Firm Suspended As Coronavirus Found
China's customs office said on Friday it will suspend imports from India's Basu International for one week after detecting the novel coronavirus on three samples taken from the outer packaging of frozen cuttlefish.
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China Warns Of Coronavirus On Packaging Of Imported Brazilian Pork
Packaging on a batch of frozen pork imported from Brazil which had entered a district in Eastern China's Shandong province has tested positive for the coronavirus, the local government said.
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Living Coronavirus Found On Frozen Food Packaging In China
China's health authority has confirmed the detection and isolation of living novel coronavirus on the outer packaging of imported frozen marine fish in the port city of Qingdao.
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China's Mysterious Surge In Cases Linked To Cold Storage, Port Workers
China detected its first local asymptomatic infections in more than a month as two port workers responsible for unloading frozen seafood tested positive, adding to alarm that contaminated imports could be transmitting the coronavirus.
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Did North Korea Stop Covid Containment China Goods' Import? Data Shows...
North Korea abruptly stopped importing COVID-19 prevention and control products from China in May, trade data released by Beijing showed, after the country bought face masks and ventilators from its neighbour in previous months.
-
Crude Oil Nudges Slightly Lower On China COVID Worries
Oil prices edged lower in early Asian trade on Thursday as concerns about rising coronavirus cases in China, the world's biggest oil importer, weighed on futures markets.
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Shanghai May Target International Flights Amid Covid Spike: Report
Chinese authorities are telling foreign airlines they must have more empty seats on international flights when they arrive at Shanghai's Pudong airport, sources said on Thursday, as part of measures to prevent the importation of COVID-19 cases.
-
Oil Prices Slip After China Cuts Import Quotas
Oil prices pared earlier gains after China, the world's top crude importer, lowered the first batch of 2022 import quotas to mostly independent refiners by 11%.
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Half A Million People Quarantined, Factories Halt In China's Export Hub
China's economically important Zhejiang province wrestled on Tuesday with a Covid outbreak that has left half a million people quarantined and some districts under business shutdown.
-
China Reports Spike In New Coronavirus Cases On Border With Myanmar
China on Tuesday reported the highest daily tally of new confirmed COVID-19 cases since January, driven by a surge in imported infections in Yunnan province, where cases are spilling over from an "alarming spike" in neighbouring Myanmar.
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Covid Supplies Price Hike To India Due To Import Of Raw Materials: China
China said the prices of some of Covid medical supplies like oxygen concentrators being procured by Indian companies from Chinese manufacturers have gone up as they had to import raw materials from Europe to meet the excess demand from India.
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WHO Report Says "Very Low" Chance Of Frozen Food COVID-19 Origin
The chances that Covid-19 emerged in Wuhan because of imported frozen food are "very low", international health experts said Monday, casting doubt on one of the main theories China has embraced for the cause of the first coronavirus outbreak in late 2019.
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China Exports Soar To Highest Level In Decades After COVID-19 Hit
China's export growth jumped to the highest in over two decades, official data showed Sunday, with imports also surging in a sharp bounceback from the coronavirus outbreak that had brought activity to a near halt.
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China's Role In Coronavirus Outbreak: What Investigation Has Found
Scientists probing the origins of the coronavirus are wrapping up a lengthy investigation in China and have found "important clues" about a Wuhan seafood market's role in the outbreak.
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China's Fosun Pharma To Import 100 Million BioNTech Vaccine Doses
A Chinese pharmaceutical company said Wednesday it had agreed to buy at least 100 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine from German company BioNTech, subject to Beijing approving its use.
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China Says Fish Imports From Indian Firm Suspended As Coronavirus Found
China's customs office said on Friday it will suspend imports from India's Basu International for one week after detecting the novel coronavirus on three samples taken from the outer packaging of frozen cuttlefish.
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China Warns Of Coronavirus On Packaging Of Imported Brazilian Pork
Packaging on a batch of frozen pork imported from Brazil which had entered a district in Eastern China's Shandong province has tested positive for the coronavirus, the local government said.
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Living Coronavirus Found On Frozen Food Packaging In China
China's health authority has confirmed the detection and isolation of living novel coronavirus on the outer packaging of imported frozen marine fish in the port city of Qingdao.
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China's Mysterious Surge In Cases Linked To Cold Storage, Port Workers
China detected its first local asymptomatic infections in more than a month as two port workers responsible for unloading frozen seafood tested positive, adding to alarm that contaminated imports could be transmitting the coronavirus.
