CCP REGULATES TRADE, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 19, 2011
• Sequence Number: 586
• Publication Date: December 22, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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AORTH CHIAA RiSGW.ATES U1PCQtT.-EIPORT IRSPECTIOA -? Ta Bung Pao, 29 Oot 49
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~ 13 October 1949, the North Chinn Pbople'e gorer~ent issued the follow-
ing iaport-ezport inspection rdgulationse
1. All ezports end imports ha~iug the following chnreoterietice shall be
hendlad according to these regulation.e.
n. Adnltnrated goods
b. Poieo~noue aubeteacee
c. Coode requiring eetnblishsent of quality
2. The Iiet of goods to be inspected shall be deteraiaed by the Ministry
of Industry and Ca?eroe of the North China People's go~ern'ent,
3. Goode should Ire inspected nt the port of eabarYatica or dieeabarkntion,
but to facilitate ezport movement, ezporte nay be inspected in7ead at lerge con-
centration centers.
4. Goode requiring inspection may not be imported or ezported xithout in-
spection certificates.
5. Foreigln imports accoapanied by iaepecticm certificates mqy bo paseea
without inspection imleee it appenre they are not ee indicated om the eocampany-
ing oertifionte, in which case inspection shell be enforced.
6. The standards of inspection shall be set br the Ministry of Industry
sad Cosmieice.
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7. Aa inspection fee shall be set for Carious goods by the l(inietry, but
no fro ohall ezceed 0.003 ad talorem.
8. The Ministry shall provide for the eetabliehmeat of inspection offices
end stations at points of inspection. ;~
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10. Tina ~sethod of sampling ear inspection shell be determined by the Afinietry
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11. inspection certificates shall be issued by the iaepecting office or
station for goods passing inspection and notices shall be issued Por those fail-
ing to gases The period of evnilab111ty of inspection certificates shall b?
determined by tho Ministry according to the type of goods.
12, A fee will __at bas charged for subs?quent ins
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by inspection certificates at the request of the original eppiicant for inspectioa.
13. Lost certificates may be duplicatrsd if the requester can show eufficiexit
cause ,
14, Amienaied certificates may be issued xhen sufficient cause ie shown in
case of c%~anges in packing, ,date of ohipment, ar change of ceaxier.
15. Those failing to apply for inspection may be fined 50 times the original
inspection Pas or more,
16. Anyone who changes-the nature or quautPty of inspected goods or adds
adulterants may be fined up to 30 times the original inspection fee,
17 T: ease eurr9ptitious changed are made without the permission of the
inepeeting nuthority in the paclCeging of inspected goods, a reinepection shall
be required.
1t3. Inspectors guilty of malfeesancn in felting Eemplee larger then providod
for, or appz?epriatiag ax~y goods, shall be dealt with by the Znepectlon Bureau.
The more serious cases shall be brought to court.
19. Merahante who attempt to bribe inspectors, or who change lnspeation
certlfiaates, shell be dealt with by law end also fined as a warning. They
may have tholr business permit rovoked at the diecretiott an3 request of the
inepeoting authority.
20. Goode moved Pram one lnepectian authority's ~uriediction to another
en route fey be passed oII presentation of the inspection oertlficate alroady
issued, bat in case of aqy apparent change in the goods a aov inspection say
be required.
T'T191-CffiFG FOREIGB TRALS RI1SR8 -- Nan-hui Pao, 15 Ads 49
There vas ea ezport surplus of 2,600,000,000 Lunn is people's notes over
imports. Up to September 191-9, in Tien-ehing, foreign trade data revealed an
over-all iaareaee in trado for this period over lest year,
HCIE?TS CHINA Il?USTRIAL CORDITIOHS ZMPROVL -- lien-hui Pao, 20 How 49
A premineat ladnstrieliet, who recently returned to Hcag ICaatg fray T'!en-
ching, reports coadltiona in North China industry aro steadily improving, I.a-
bar-management cooperation ie superior Lo that during SMT dgye. Yheraee workers
used to begin getting ready to leave work a half-hour before quitting time, they
nvv frequently work a half-hour after quitting time voluntarily. Production lion
been speeded up. In Ch'ing-too 45 bolts of clotu are nor produced in 10 hours,
ae compared vita the 27 previously required,
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7.hero are 2$0,000 spindles in operation Sa T'4an-china cotton mills, 5K8,000
1a Chi-nan, and 350,000 in Ch'ing-tao. Suf'ficieat gunny sacks nt?e being produced
by the East Asia `Jaolea J~1111s in 7?' ien-thing to auppiy 2i~ percent of ti?e natioael
demand, and elI production Se contracted far at proaeat.
Railroad schedules are being speeded up on all lima, The trip Eton T'iea-
chiag to F'u-k"ou has bean cut frcm 42 to 36 hours, sad from Chi-nan to Ch'ing-
Tax uollectlona is T'1en-thing ere being made aormal]v to the extent of
about 260,000 iJS dollars.
OYSlPi9Y SACxS >i'Oit A(II3TEEFB CROPIA -- Bien-hui Pao, 23 P~ov 49
a demand for gunny aa~' a in those areas.
A~TSEAST REPfIItTS BLHiPISR RICE CROP -- lien-hui Pao, 24 :Iov 49
Shen-yang, 21 November (CPAC) -- The paddy rice yield in the Horthenst in
1949 vne generally n bumper crop. From a total of 467,200 sores a yield of
470,300 tcae vas harveetod. This yield ie about twice that for other cereal
crops (grain sorghum and maize). The largest acreage for paddy rice in the
Bortheaet ie in Sungkiang Province where 159,333 ncroe yielded 133,900 tone.
IInder ozperimeatal conditions with selected seed and special methods of
cultivation, yields up to 6 tone per acre have been obtained.
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