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In response to China’s President, Hu Jintao, 2010 New Years address to the Chinese nation, (Central Document No. 1) stating that the development and modernization of the rural areas is China’s most important national priority, we the undersigned members of the Chinese delegation to the Israel - China Coordinating Council (IC3) Agriculture Sub Committee call on the relevant Israeli government depart...
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Israel-China Institute Chief of China Operations, Assoc Prof Li Zhen and International Liason Director Zhou Weiping at an Ischam Beijing dinner at the Ambassador's residence, Beijing
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Israel-China Institute Chief of China Operations, Assoc Prof Li Zhen and International Liason Director Zhou Weiping at an Ischam Beijing dinner at the Ambassador's residence, Beijing

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Gemdale Invests in Yantai Real Estate
Gemdale Corp., (SHA:600383), a leading Chinese real estate developer, has acquired a 51 percent stake in two real estate projects, one in Shandong and one in Guangdong. Gemdale has invested a total of RMB 383 million (approximately US$56.5 million) in the two projects. The project in Yantai, Shandong Province, is expected to have apartments totaling 87,600 square meters and commercial properties totaling 45,000 square meters. Full details
Ronit Lieberman   |  www.agritechchina.com   |  2010-07-08
Shandong Sets Purchase Price for Solar Power
Shandong’s provincial government has set a feed-in tariff for solar-generated power at RMB 1.7 (US$0.25) per kilowatt-hour. The cost of the subsidy will be split between the national, provincial and municipal governments. The Shandong and municipal governments will split the cost of the subsidy with the province paying 55% and the municipal government paying 45% of the balance the after national subsidy have been taken into account. Shandong will further decrease the tariff to RMB 1.4 and RMB 1.2 in 2011 and 2012 respectively. Full details
Ronit Lieberman   |  www.agritechchina.com   |  2010-07-08
Shandong’s CNPV Wins Greek Contract
Shandong-based CNPV Solar Power SA (EPA:ALCNP) has secured a three-year contract with Greek company Photon Hellas. CNPV will supply the Greek project developer and distributer with 20 MW of solar panels over three years. Under the terms of the agreement, CNPV will deliver 3MW in the second half of this year, 7MW in 2011 and 10MW in 2012. Full Details
Ronit Lieberman   |  www.agritechchina.com   |  2010-07-08
China Petrochemical to Stockpile Oil
Asia’s largest oil refiner, China Petrochemical (Sinopec), (SHA:600688), has instituted plans for a strategic oil reserves to combat volatile crude oil prices. Sinopec has begun constructing a base in Shandong, which is one of eight planned nationwide. The Shandong base will have a capacity of 3.2 million cubic meters of oil and is scheduled for completion by the end of November 2010. Full details
Ronit Lieberman   |  www.agritechchina.com   |  2010-07-08
American Lorain Signs LOI to Acquire Shandong Greenpia
American Lorain Corp. (NYSE:AMEX:ALN), a Shandong-based snack food company, has signed a letter of intent to acquire Shandong Greenpia Foodstuff Co., Ltd. American Lorain’s offer for Shandong Greenpia, whose sales revenue amounted to US$1.5 million in 2009, includes US$2.1 million in cash and 731,707 shares of American Lorain common stock. American Lorain expects to complete the equity exchange, which is subject to government approval, by the end of September and projects revenues of US$3 million in 2010, double Greenpia’s 2009 figure. Full details
Ronit Lieberman   |  www.agritechchina.com   |  2010-07-08
World Bank Invests US$5 Million in Xiwan Sugar
The International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group, has announced that it is making a US$5 million equity subscription in Xiwan Sugar Company Holdings Limited (2088:HK). This comes in addition to US$20 million of financing in seven-year loans signed in March 2010, bringing the IFC’s total investment in the Shandong-based company to US$25 million.
Ronit Lieberman   |  www.agritechchina.com   |  2010-07-08
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