China’s heightened living standards has led to increasing demand for luxurious consumer goods. China’s pleasure boat industry is “set to sail.” 

With peak carbon and carbon neutrality goals in place, China is poised to invest in CCUS technology.

Chinese authorities remove 12 products from CCC Catalogue and approve 4 new products for self-declaration.

China’s market for hospitals and senior center construction is large and growing, but government limits on procurement pose a challenge for U.S. firms.

U.S. design companies must partner with local design institutes to be qualified to access procurement opportunities for sports facilities. 

U.S. cosmetics and toiletries exports to China reach a new record, indicating ample opportunities for U.S. firms in the Chinese beauty market. 

China eases regulations on over the counter (OTC) medicine as consumer demands for self-medication and preventative care drugs provide market opportunities.

The healthcare market in China and Hong Kong is experiencing significant growth. 

With the Chinese ICV market forecasted to reach $2 trillion by 2040, opportunities abound for U.S. companies looking to increase business in the ICV sector.

The growth of China’s new car sales will continue to stimulate the country’s aftermarket industry, especially for the auto maintenance business.

Opportunities abound in China for U.S.-made fuel-cell vehicles as China emerges as the world’s largest new-energy vehicle market.

Demand in China for recreational vehicles (RVs) is increasing, including for U.S.-made RVs.

The development of a motorcycle leisure culture in China has driven a substantial increase in motorcycle exports to China.

China seeks public comment on two important draft laws: Data Security and Personal Information Protection.

China’s effort to boost mechanization in agricultural sectors creates opportunities for U.S. manufacturers.