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Venue:Exporting to China
Opportunities & Strategies
Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne, Australia
Date:1-16 Mar 2010
Industry:All industries
Cost: FREE
Exporting to China: Opportunities & Strategies
About event :

A delegation of market specialists from China will conduct a series of free one hour market briefings, giving you the latest developments in China by industry sector. Attend a session and come away armed with a greater understanding of the potential for market entry or market expansion in this burgeoning market.

You may also be interested in attending the China International SME Fair (CISMEF) 2010.

Download the event brochure for more information, including speaker profiles.
Who should attend :

Australian businesses seeking to expand or optimise their business in China, or companies considering their China market entry strategy.

Suitable for all industries with particular focus on the following sectors:

  • Food & beverage
  • Wine
  • Financial & business services
  • Corporate training & education
  • Creative industries
  • Clean technology & green building
  • Sports & leisure
  • Consumer goods.
Costs :

Free of charge
Registration :

Complete the registration form attached to the event brochure and return in to Grace Chen (Fax: + 86 20 2887 0201).
For Austrade services please contact :

Austrade Direct
Tel: 13 28 78
Email: info@austrade.gov.au
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