General Administration of Customs 海关总署

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Source archive 2026-10-13 — 2026-11-13

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10 November 2026

ReportedStatistics release

The General Administration of Customs announced on November 10 that goods imports and exports grew by 20% in the first 10 months.

General Administration of Customs

Broadcast 10 November 2026 · Event date 10 November 2026

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The General Administration of Customs announced on November 10 that goods imports and exports grew by 20% in the first 10 months.

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CCTV.com reports (Xinwen Lianbo): The General Administration of Customs released its latest statistics today (November 10). In the first 10 months of this year, China's imports and exports of goods grew 20% year on year, maintaining strong growth momentum.

Original Chinese quote

海关总署今天（11月10日）对外公布最新统计数据，今年前10个月，我国货物贸易进出口同比增长20%

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15 October 2026

ReportedPolicy issuance

The China National Intellectual Property Administration and the General Administration of Customs recently issued opinions on strengthening coordinated intellectual property protection in key areas. Measures include encouraging rights holders with records of well-known trademark recognition and other eligible rights holders to register intellectual property with customs, and strengthening customs protection based on national industrial policies and risk analysis to advance protection across the entire chain.

China National Intellectual Property Administration General Administration of Customs

Broadcast 15 October 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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The China National Intellectual Property Administration and the General Administration of Customs recently issued opinions on strengthening coordinated intellectual property protection in key areas. Measures include encouraging rights holders with records of well-known trademark recognition and other eligible rights holders to register intellectual property with customs, and strengthening customs protection based on national industrial policies and risk analysis to advance protection across the entire chain.

Translated paragraph context

The China National Intellectual Property Administration and the General Administration of Customs recently issued the Opinions on Strengthening Coordinated Intellectual Property Protection to reinforce protection in key areas. Intellectual property authorities will encourage rights holders with records of well-known trademark recognition and others to register their intellectual property with customs. Customs will strengthen protection based on national industrial policy and risk analysis results, jointly advancing protection throughout the entire chain.

Original Chinese quote

国家知识产权局、海关总署近日印发《关于强化知识产权协同保护的意见》，强化重点领域知识产权保护。知识产权管理部门鼓励有驰名商标确认记录等权利人办理知识产权海关备案，海关基于国家产业政策和风险分析结果加强保护，协同推进全链条保护。

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