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Report
Payment Options for Exporters to China
Our 2025 guidelines for exporters of goods and services on payment, risk management, and foreign exchange control. Read more >
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Survey
European SMEs, Make Your Voices Heard
Our Advocacy Platform is inviting you to take part in a 10-minute survey and share your feedback for the 2025/2026 SME Position Paper. Read more >
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17 April 2025 – In Shenzhen
EU SME Government Dialogue
Discuss with policymakers and SME peers during the next edition of our local government dialogue with European SMEs, and learn about the latest support policies. Read more and register >
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24 April 2025 – Shenzhen & Online
Green Development in China
How to seize emerging opportunities in China’s green transformation? Gain insights into the country’s regulatory landscape and market environment. Read more and register >
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This column aims to inform you of policy announcements made by China’s government agencies. These news are selected for their relevance to European SMEs.
Do you have questions about regulatory changes and their impact on your business? Ask our experts here >
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Regulations on Ensuring Payments to SMEs
State Council
The Regulations, that will enter into force on 1 June 2025, aim to promote prompt payments by government bodies and large enterprises to SMEs, protect their lawful rights, and improve the business environment. They establish payment timelines, prohibit abusive practices, mandate transparency, enforce penalties for violations, and assign supervisory responsibilities to various levels of government and relevant authorities. Read full text in Chinese >
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Provisions on the Settlement of Foreign-Related Intellectual Property Disputes
State Council
Effective from 1 May 2025, the Regulation aims to strengthen IP protection, support the lawful resolution of cross-border cases, and enhance China’s international business environment. For SMEs in particular, it encourages risk awareness, internal compliance, and cost-effective rights protection. Measures aim to address unfair treatment by foreign jurisdictions and support legal recourse against discriminatory actions. Read full text in Chinese >
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Implementation Plan to Expand Job Opportunities in Key Sectors, Grassroots Areas, and SMEs
State Council
The plan focuses on promoting employment and entrepreneurship among priority groups and outlines targeted support measures such as training, financial incentives for enterprises, and expanded public services. An emphasis is placed on coordinated policy efforts, improved services, labour protection, and fostering an employment-friendly development model. Read the full text in Chinese >
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Support Measures for the Development of International Consumption Centre Cities
MOFCOM
The Measures target five major cities to support the development of international consumption centres: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Tianjin, and Chongqing. The policy aims to boost domestic demand, encourage consumption, promote high-level opening-up, enhance services, support international events, and improve the quality of retail and relevant services. Read the full text in Chinese >
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Video
Managing Hazardous Waste in China
Explore the complex regulatory framework, best practices, case studies, and business opportunities in hazardous waste management for European SMEs in China. Watch now >
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Infographic
SMEs in China: Facts & Figures
Throughout the year, our Advocacy Platform collects information on the issues and challenges faced by European SMEs in China. In this video, we sum up a few facts and figures. Watch now >
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