Sentences with phrase «chinese consumer demand»

However, rising water scarcity — made worse by climate change — could impact the Indian manufacturing sector's future ability to meet Chinese consumer demand.

Their story illustrates the possible rewards for producers trying to get on board the growing Chinese consumer demand for Australian products.

Chinese consumer demand totaled 210 metric tons in the third quarter, a rise of 18 percent compared to the same period last year, according to the World Gold council.

From Tmall Global's research on Chinese consumers demand for better facial products, «we had a good hunch that ampoules from Spain would do very well here,» Gu said.

Not exact matches

Charlie Chen of Credit Suisse says demand patterns by Chinese consumers are evolving from safety concerns to seeking high - quality goods.

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«Chinese companies are still trying to answer the question of «How are we going to satisfy the demands of the growing Chinese middle class when they want more consumer names and products that are coming from the West?»»

Make - up labels around the world are tapping into booming demand from young consumers and a growing Chinese clientele, while...

The sector has been in recovery mode after a tough few years marked by a corruption crackdown in China which suppressed demand for expensive watches and Chinese consumers» shunning many...

Because those products are sold to smaller - budget, price - sensitive Chinese consumers, the tariffs could hurt demand and therefore pricing, Nelsen said.

Andrew Mackenzie, CEO of BHP Billiton, told a conference in Beijing in June last year he expects rising Chinese demand for materials with more consumer uses, such as copper, while greater food consumption could lead to more demand for the soil nutrient potash:

The rising wealth of Chinese consumers has led to a boom in demand for foreign cosmetics, apparel, and even fresh produce.

Additionally, we expect the Chinese market will eventually recover since emerging market consumers» demand for luxury goods continues to grow.

In an effort to stimulate the economy and grow consumer demand, the Chinese government has introduced new capital controls and devalued the yuan over the past few months.

After topping 6000 in August 2007 on the hype and hope of voracious consumer demand during the subprime debt bubble, the Chinese Shanghai Composite Index collapsed 74 % to 1585 by October 2008.

With weak demand from Chinese consumers, the country may need strong exports to lift its growth.

Since the recession in 2008, the world demand for fresh apples has grown considerably, he notes, and many more Chinese consumers can now purchase fresh apples, so there is no longer an oversupply.

Chinese importers of popular Australian food, dairy and healthcare brands are worried about the lack of clarity in the new regulations, but believe the changes will likely result in significantly higher logistics costs being passed on to Chinese consumers, potentially denting demand.

Both companies have been beneficiaries in recent years of big demand from Chinese consumers for Australian brands with a «clean and green» focus.

If Australian producers can scale up to meet the demand from this premium Chinese consumer, the world is our certified organic oyster.

Three cashed - up parties were in the final bidding and competition was fierce after consumer demand in China accelerated fast for Australian brands following health scares among Chinese manufacturers of milk products.

The company will increase investment in China, expand its product line, and introduce more high - quality Dutch dairy products to meet the demand of Chinese consumers, he stated.

The Chinese workforce is aging, and the consumer demand in China's middle class is growing.

When it comes to wildlife crime, it is easy to point the finger at Chinese demand for ivory, rhino horn and tiger penis while forgetting that all consumers contribute to some extent.

Revenues at LVMH's fashion and leather goods division reached 15.5 billion euros last year, up 13 percent year on year on a constant currency basis, as demand from Chinese consumers rebounded.

PARIS, France — Surging demand for Gucci's accessories and colourful designs helped French parent Kering beat sales forecasts in the third quarter, as some of the luxury industry's biggest companies ride a recovery in demand from Chinese consumers.

It is clear that the glass is half empty in energy from the inventory and Chinese demand concerns, real estate is one of the worst impacted sectors from rising rates, and consumer staples is basically a defensive play so when there is expected growth, the market may lean towards consumer discretionary.

But even as Beijing imposes the world's most rigorous national energy campaign, the effort is being overwhelmed by the billionfold demands of Chinese consumers.

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Tom Delay, chief executive of the Carbon Trust, said the survey results were «startling» in that they revealed how Chinese consumers could lead the global demand for greener goods.

«Perhaps it is the Chinese, and not the U.S. consumer, that really holds the key to unlocking the mass demand for new low carbon products necessary to deliver an environmentally sustainable economy.

Wall Street Journal — Low oil prices and economic growth have helped drive up consumer demand for energy across the world in 2015, the International Energy Agency said Thursday, a phenomenon seen from U.S. gasoline stations to Chinese auto dealerships.

The consumer group, which is a non-government organization approved by the Chinese authorities, demanded a response by Friday, according to state news agency Xinhua.The council explained that its query came in response to consumer feedback that old iPhones became sluggish after upgrading the operating system to iOS 10.2.1.

Chinese hardware maker sees its 2015 revenue hit 395 billion yuan (US$ 60.8 billion), fuelled by 73 percent growth in its consumer business and increased global demand for ICT.