LIUZHOU City government has started to monitor the quality of its drinking water as water tainted by a mining firm at the upper reaches is floating closer towards the water source of the city.
Cadmium pollutants were detected in the Liujiang River near Liuzhou City of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region yesterday afternoon, the city's environmental protection bureau said. Liuzhou City has a popul
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Railway transport specialist Liu Youmei said the new train is economical and safe. "It can be used for public transport in populous areas and at scenic spots with fragile environments," Liu told Xinhua.
Liu said China is one of a few countries that have applied maglev technology.
China's industrial output is expected to grow 8 percent annually during the remainder of the 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-15) period, down from 11.7 percent in 2011, the State Council said in its first medium- to long-term industrial restructuring and upgrading plan on Wednesday.
The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said the deceleration was a sign that the central government would
TOP Chinese jewelry brands have been accused by watchdogs of not having enough precious metals or quality jewels in their goods, Nanfang Daily reported yesterday.
South China's Guangdong Province Bureau of Quality...
South China's Guangdong Province Bureau of Quality...
Fake Furniture: DaVinci scandal now smells of fraud
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THERE is no telling how the conflicting forces swirling around the DaVinci furniture scandal are to play out, but the latest twist is already a test of the imagination.The luxury furniture maker suffered a heavy blow July 10, when CCTV?s Weekly Quality Report program claimed that, after six months of underground investigation, it found that a brand of DaVinci furniture labeled òMade in Italyó was
Commerce: foreign trade growth reaches 20% in 2011
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CHINA'S foreign trade last year is estimated to have grown by 20 percent to US.6 trillion, while its trade surplus will continue to narrow to around US0 billion, Commerce Minister Chen Deming said in Beijing today.
Chinese Food safety scandals recur despite efforts to ban toxins
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THE Year of the Dragon begins on January 23, and now is the time for many Chinese to do the pre-holiday shopping that will reward their families for a year of work.However, 31-year-old Winnie, a new mother in Beijing, is uneasy and particular about buying food over fears of unsafe products."Sure, the product labels say they are safe and nutritious, but who actually knows?" she said, hinting at he
Toxic mildew found in peanuts -- Shanghai Daily
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CHINESE food safety regulators in the southern city of Shenzhen in Guangdong Province yesterday found carcinogenic mildew in peanuts and cooking oil.
The cancer-causing substance, called aflatoxin, triggered public...
The cancer-causing substance, called aflatoxin, triggered public...
