China trade mission invite
February 19, 2016
THE Australian Minister for Trade
and Investment, Andrew Robb,
is planning to lead an Australian
Government business mission to
China from 11-15 Apr 2016, and
inviting interested parties to apply
to join the mission, government
sources have announced.
Australia Week in China (AWIC)
2016 will consist of around 80
trade, investment, education
and tourism promotion events,
delivered across multiple cities.
The events are designed to
highlight commercial opportunities
bolstered by the rise of an affluent
middle class and the China Australia
Free Trade Agreement.
Recent trade growth in
complementary medicines, baby
formula and other Australian
labelled products (see article
left) has highlighted the massive
opportunities afforded by a growing
economy with an increasing trend
to consumer based growth, away
from an export economy.
The program visits three
cities with industry networking
opportunities and site visits in
Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai.
The mission will enable delegates
to meet government and industry
experts, e-commerce companies,
distributors and retailers to
share insights, see China’s
e-commerce capital including a
cross-border distribution centre
and headquarters of Alibaba and
NetEase Kaola as well as developing
brand differentiation strategies
together with a retail visit.
Expressions of interest close 18
Mar 2016 - contact Trade Advisor
Damien Zumbo on 02 9392 2898.
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