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European Infant Formula Industry Refutes Online Rumours of Supply Shortages 欧洲婴幼儿配方乳粉行业驳斥产品供应短缺的网络传言
The European infant formula industry today responded to online rumours that supplies have been disrupted by the COVID-19 outbreak, and that the supplies that are available may have been compromised.
Read more#WeAreInThisTogether Media Roundtable
On 13th April, the European Chamber held a cross-chapter online media roundtable with key international and domestic media. Hosted by President Joerg Wuttke, this meeting was attended by chairs of all local chapters.
Read moreHow is the Coronavirus Pandemic Impacting EU-China Relations?
At the turn of the new decade, the EU-China relationship was under serious strain.
Read moreFollow #WeAreInThisTogether Campaign on LinkedIn and Twitter
Faced with the crisis imposed by the pandemic, the only way out is by us working together. Hence, we invite you to follow our #WeAreInThisTogether campaign on the European Chamber's LinkedIn & Twitter accounts.
Read moreUrgent Call for Medical Equipment Donations for Europe to Members and Stakeholders
If your company or organisation would be interested in providing the following medical supplies to Europe, please contact Ms. Ester Cañada Amela at ecamela@europeanchamber.com.cn.
Read moreLet’s Not Waste A Crisis: Message to Members from European Chamber President Joerg Wuttke
Like all of you, the European Chamber has seen its fair share of challenges stemming from the COVID-19 outbreak and the government’s response.
Read moreEU Member States Contact Information
If you, your family or team members have any question for your Consulate or Embassy, please visit this page to see the contact details of the EU Member States.
Read moreSummary of Official Policies on the COVID-19 in Nanjing and Jiangsu [Last update April 21]
To keep our members informed on policy updates regarding the COVID-19,the European Chamber Nanjing Chapter has collected policies and official notices in Nanjing and Jiangsu.
Read moreFighting Coronavirus: Members in Action [Continually updated]
In the fight against the novel coronavirus, the European Chamber has provided support to regulators procuring medical devices overseas, such as searching relevant international standards and ensuring suppliers have permission to sell overseas.