Sept 2011(1269)
- China Q1 Copper, Aluminum Imports Witness Decline in Q1
- China's Trade Surplus to Narrow to $120 Billion in 2011
- Manganese Ore Imports to Tianjin Port Up from Jan. to Feb. 2011
- Fuzhou's Shoe Exp. Value Kept Double-Digit Growth in First 2 Months 2011
- Jiangsu's Unwrought Aluminum & Aluminum Exports Doubled from Jan. to Feb. 2011
- Fuzhou's Food Imports & Exports Up Over 50% in First 2 Months 2011
- Fuzhou's Iron Ore Imports Up in First 2 Months 2011
- Shenzhen's Motorcycle Exports Up Rapidly in First 2 Months 2011
- Jiangsu's Dairy Imports Up in Quantity & Price from Jan. till Feb. 2011
- Huangpu Port's Shoes Export Quantity Slightly Down from Jan. to Feb. 2011
- Tianjin's Polysilicon Imports Up in First 2 Months 2011
- Shandong's Vegetable Exports Up Largely in First 2 Months 2011
- Jiangsu's Soybean Import Quantity Suddenly Down in Feb. 2011
- Tianjin Port's Ferroalloy Exports Down in Quantity from January to February 2011
- Crude Oil Imports to Xiamen Customs Up in Quantity & Price from Jan. till Feb. 2011
- Paper Pulp Imports to Guangzhou Customs Down in Quantity & Up in Price from Jan. to Feb. 2011
- Huangpu's Toy Exports Grew Steadily in First 2 Months 2011
- Shenzhen's Mechanical/Electrical Imp. & Exp. Largely Up in First 2 Months 2011
- China Sets 2011 Rare Earth Output Quota
- Tianjin's Copper Exports & Imports Both Down From Jan. Till Feb. 2011
- Lead Concentrate Imports Largely Up in Quantity from Jan. to Feb. 2011
- Huangpu's Coal Imports Up in Price & Down in Quantity in First 2 Months 2011
- Shenzhen's Primary-Form Plastic Imports Up in First 2 Months 2011
- Guangzhou's Toy Exports Up Slightly In First 2 Months 2011
- Shandong Ports' Rare Earth Exports Down in Quantity & Up in Price in First 2 Months 2011
- Guangzhou's Log Imports Down in Feb. 2011
- FAO Says China Corn Imports May Reach 2.5M Tons in 2011
- Jiangsu's Natural Rubber Imports Down in Quantity & Up in Price during Jan.-Feb. 2011
- Shandong's Container Export Quant. Up Doubly in First 2 Months 2011
- Jiangsu's Coke Exports Down to Zero in Feb. 2011