Porcine circovirus is one of the diseases that killed many pigs now floating down a river in Songjiang District, the Shanghai Agricultural Commission said this morning.
By yesterday, more than 1,200 dead pigs had been removed from the river.
Experts from the Shanghai Animal Diseases Control and Prevention Centre collected hearts, livers, spleens, lungs, lymph nodes and tonsils from five car
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Shanghai: Floating pigs may be killed by epidemic -- Shanghai Daily
Posted by admin 76 days ago (http://www.shanghaidaily.com)Fiscal : Shanghai seeks VAT for services -- Shanghai Daily
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SHANGHAI will expand tax reform and improve fiscal structure to encourage healthy economic development even as the mayor warns the city faces problems in raising fiscal revenue this year.
The city will prioritize investment in innovation and infrastructure, boosting consumption, and supporting public welfare in its fiscal expenditure this year, Mayor Yang Xiong said at a municipality conferenc
The city will prioritize investment in innovation and infrastructure, boosting consumption, and supporting public welfare in its fiscal expenditure this year, Mayor Yang Xiong said at a municipality conferenc
Year-ender: Chinese brands 2013
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This was the landscape of the China BrandZ™ Top 10 Most Valuable Brands for 2011, with China Mobile on top of the list by $53,607 million, tailed by Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and China Construction Bank.
These three brands stay on the top of the list this year, despite their brand value declining, except for CCB.
Meanwhile, State-owned enterprises Agricultural Bank of China, B
THE redevelopment of the former 2010 Shanghai World Expo site took a major step forward yesterday with the opening of a four-story shopping mall on Expo Boulevard.
The first phase of the River Mall opened at the two sides of the 1-kilometer Expo Boulevard, the main access to the Expo site.
Ninety percent of the space has been leased to stores, restaurants and entertainment venues. Operators
Christmas, made in China - Companies and Industries - MorningWhistle
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Christmas is a big market for Chinese businessman.
Somewhere around 80 percent of Christmas items worldwide are made in China and 60 percent are from Yiwu. There are over 700 manufacturers that have been producing Christmas items in 2012 in Yiwu with annual sales over 2 billion yuan, according to Chen Jinlin, secretary of the Yiwu Christmas Industry Association.
A wide variety of cheap and
Events: Private Label Fair draws 220 exhibitors -- Shanghai Daily
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THE annual Private Label Fair will be held at the ShanghaiMart from next Wednesday to Friday, organizers said.
More than 220 exhibitors from 19 countries will participate, including the United States, Germany, France, Denmark, Italy and Turkey.
Foreign exhibitors have rented 25 percent of the show booths.
Private label products are those branded with a retailer's name, mostly the names o
Tech-Tourism: Disneyland to adopt Expo technologies -- Shanghai Daily
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TECHNOLOGIES shown at World Expo 2010 in Shanghai will be used in the city's Disneyland theme park, officials told an international digital media technology forum in the city yesterday.
Disneyland, which is now under construction and will be finished in 2015, will have typical American features along with local characteristics, said officials from Shanghai Shendi (Group) Co, which represents t
Disneyland, which is now under construction and will be finished in 2015, will have typical American features along with local characteristics, said officials from Shanghai Shendi (Group) Co, which represents t
Famous outerwear brands found coated with toxins -- Shanghai Daily
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OUTDOOR wear from many of the world's leading brands is coated with environmentally damaging and hormone-disrupting toxins, the environmental group Greenpeace has warned.
The group tested 14 rain jackets and rain trousers for women and children from 13 top brands, including adidas and Vaude, and found that every sample contained perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), a substance within the perfluorina
The group tested 14 rain jackets and rain trousers for women and children from 13 top brands, including adidas and Vaude, and found that every sample contained perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), a substance within the perfluorina
