Swiss exports to China continue to surpass pre-pandemic levels
Shanghai (August 23, 2021) – Swiss exports to China and Hong Kong have fully recovered from the pandemic crisis and continue to be on the rise. In the first half of 2021, Switzerland exported goods in the value of 10,1 billion Swiss francs to China including Hongkong – a growth of 24,9% compared to the…
> Read moreL’industrie suisse face au défi de l’évolution du marché chinois
“Swissmem, l’association faîtière des PME et des grandes entreprises de l’industrie suisse des machines, des équipements électriques et des métaux (industrie MEM), a récemment choisi de prendre position sur le futur des relations Suisse-Chine. Les enjeux? La Suisse comme ses entreprises doivent demeurer incontournables, grâce à une diplomatie adaptée et à l’excellence de produits de…
> Read moreLa Distillerie Louis Morand à la conquête du marché chinois
“Ses ventes à l’étranger en berne, la distillerie valaisanne veut tâter de nouveaux débouchés, et s’apprête à participer à la plus grande foire d’import de Chine.” Click here to know more about the article in French. By Pascal Guex and published on August 23, 2021 in Le Nouvelliste With its foreign sales at half-mast, the Distillerie…
> Read moreChina’s economic recovery remains unbalanced - KUM-Magazin Nr.7/8 Juli/August 2021
While the industrial production drives China’s recovery and the purchase of luxury goods is booming, the general consumption expenses are increasing significantly slower than expected. However, China (including Hongkong) remains Switzerland’s third largest export market with an export volume of 6.8 billion Swiss Francs from January to April 2021. by Nicolas Musy Click here to…
> Read moreSeminar: Handling your Business in China: Dealing with New Circumstances Tailor-Made and Practical Workshop - 30th September to 1st October in Neuchâtel
Dear Friends of Swiss Centers, Our annual Swiss Business Confidence Survey in China highlights that the lack of understanding from the headquarter has been ranked among the top 3 internal challenges that Swiss subsidiaries in China face. This reality is even more prevalent since international travel and exchanges have been disrupted by the pandemic….
> Read more