MOFCOM's preliminary anti-dumping ruling requires importers of U.S. and Mexican pecans to post per-company customs deposits from August 11. This policy briefing explains the ruling's impact on export contracts, landed costs, and how foreign ag exporters should respond.

China's CPI dropped below 1% in July 2026 for the first time since January, while PPI slowed to 3.5%. This policy briefing explains what disinflation means for foreign companies' pricing power, input costs, and profit margins in China.

Beijing is forcing employers to pay social security on actual wages, with regional compliance targets of 65-100% and backdated demands already landing. Five compliance moves for foreign companies running payroll in China.

China's STA has issued new rules treating offshore trusts as controlled foreign structures when they hold PRC assets. Caixin reports 1,200+ trust arrangements flagged for review. Here are 4 compliance moves foreign investors must make before enforcement tightens in January 2027.

China's new yuan loans are forecast to rebound to 126 billion yuan (US$18.7 billion) in July from a rare year-ago contraction, but half of surveyed institutions expect below 100 billion yuan. This policy briefing explains what the credit data signals mean for foreign companies borrowing and operating in China.

China's revised Agriculture Law tightens food security provisions and mandates higher rural incomes. Here are 5 compliance moves foreign agribusiness and food companies must make before the provisions take effect in 2027.