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    1
    'Taiwan Anti-Epidemic Products Online Biz Meeting' helps businesses break through Covid-19 barrier
    		2021-02-09
    2
    Taiwan leaps to Japan's fourth largest importer
    		2021-02-01
    3
    Starting December 17, 2020, Import Regulation 111 will be applicable to products under CCC2505.90.00.10-5 “Other natural sands, chloride containing more than 0.012%”. The amended import restriction table will also be effective starting this day.
    		2021-01-25
    4
    As of this day forward, Taiwan (ROC) shall prohibit the importation of mainland Chinese products classified under CCC9018.90.80.90-7EX titled “Air-bag type sequential external counter-pulsation device”.
    		2021-01-25
    5
    As of January 11, 2021, Taiwan (ROC) permits the importation of the following three products made in mainland China:
    		2021-01-19
    6
    Commercial demand continues in cross-strait trade while the government helps businesses tap into the global market
    		2021-01-07
    7
    Unlimited Business Opportunities by the Middle East ICT Trade Promotion Program
    		2021-01-08
    8
    “Taiwan-ASEAN Smart Industry Cooperation Plan” Facilitates Cooperation and Exchanges with ASEAN Countries
    		2021-01-08
    9
    Continuing to promote industrial cooperation and exchanges between Taiwan and Japan through overseas offices
    		2021-01-08
    10
    Global Trade Pioneer Project Continues Training Online to Develop Talents for Emerging Markets
    		2021-01-26
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