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CCIC Australia has attended the Australian Grains Industry Conference Australia (AGIC)2018 on the 1-2 August at Crown Promenade Hotel Melbourne. Now in its 18th year, AGIC is the premier industry conference on the grains industry calendar. It is hosted by leading Read More …
The Australia-China Food Safety and Traceability Forum and Australia-China (Hunan) Trade Matchmaking Conference was held in Sydney on 28th of November. In recent years, the food safety issue has topped the agendas of many Chinese government departments. From October 2015, Read More …
On July 13, at the Australia China Business Council (ACBC) Queensland forum, CCIC Australia senior manager Al Liang delivered a speech on “how CCIC can assist Australian exporters “. Mr. Liang outlined CCIC’s Traceability Solutions for Australian food and agricultural Read More …
Besides lovable kangaroos and koalas, cattle are a symbol of Australia, too. And a witty and humorous “beef” anecdote told by visiting Chinese Premier Li Keqiang showed his vision on closer bilateral economic ties. “I just checked with the waiter Read More …
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On Feb.6-8, General Managers from domestic and international branches have met in CCIC headquarters in Beijing. AQSIQ Minister Zhu Shuping also attends the general meeting where he praised the achievements CCIC has made in the past years and encouraged CCIC Read More …
A CNAS delegation headed by Zhang Tao, deputy chief of its Information Center, on December first and second, has paid an official visit to CCIC Australia and stock sites of recycled materials exported to China. The delegation has looked into Read More …
China Navy training ship “Zheng He” arrived in Sydney Harbour for an official visit on 23rd of November. CCIC surveyors were invited to carry out bunker service for the ship amid a welcoming ceremony at its arrival.
On 26th of October, CCIC Australia was invited to the launching ceremony of fresh milk product by Van Dairy in green pastures of the historic Van Diemen’s Land Farms (VDL) in Tasmania, one of Australia’s oldest companies established in 1824. Read More …