Beijing carefully examines export products that could be used in the military industry.
China has imposed export controls on a range of products used in the military and dual-use industries. The Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China made the corresponding decision on May 30, but it took effect on July 1. This was reported by The Moscow Times.
The list includes:
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equipment, software and technology for the manufacture of structural and mechanical elements for aerospace purposes;
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gas turbine manufacturing equipment, software and technologies;
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equipment and software components for the foundry and metallurgical industry;
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materials and products related to high-density supermolecular polyethylene fiber;
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any design and technological documentation of these industries.
The export of these products is now possible only with the permission of the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China (for example, for aviation and astronautics) or with a license for the export of dual-use goods (for example , for equipment and technology for the production of heat-resistant alloys).
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New requirements are introduced for all exporters. They have already complicated the delivery of industrial equipment and machinery to Russia. Some of them have already encountered problems because of this.
In the past, Chinese customs officials inspected “one container out of 50”, but this week they fully inspected all containers, even if they contained goods that were not on the control list, Russian carriers complained.
Reviews pose a threat to gray and black supply schemes – when another product is declared under the guise of one product (for example, spare parts for airplanes are transported as plastic products) or part of the shipment was not declared, said the publication’s interlocutor.
Some Russian foreign trade companies hope that the meeting between Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the SCO summit will solve this problem. However, logistics companies recalled how the hope that their previous meeting (Putin visited Beijing in mid-May) would help solve problems with payments for Chinese goods was not realized: the problem was discussed, but after that meeting it became more difficult to pay.
Source: korrespondent
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