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Wahaha Lays into Danone

Wahaha Group, China's largest beverage maker, yesterday said it has requested its joint ventures with Groupe Danone SA to file a lawsuit against the three board members of Danone for allegedly breaking Chinese rules by holding concurrent positions on boards of competing Chinese companies.

New Rules on Foreign-funded Banks

China Economics Monthly

China Trade Fairs 2007

Boao Forum for Asia 2007

China's Food Quality up to Standard

Chinese food products are getting safer, the top quality watchdog said yesterday. It said tests on 3,384 different kinds of foodstuff showed about 86 percent were up to standard.

Bacteria Found in US Food Exports

Chinese inspectors said they have seized shipments of orange pulp and dried apricots from the United States that contain excessive bacteria, mildew, and sulfur dioxide.

-	Reserve Director Named
-	Coal Reserve Proposed in Law Change
-	Oil Reserves to Be Ready in 1 Year
-	Electricity Demand Hits Record High as Beijing Swelters
-	Sinopec Head Replaced
-	Coal-to-oil Converter Set to Start Work
-	Big Outlays Seen in Renewable Energy
-	PetroChina Plans US$6b A-share Offer
-	Tax Break to Promote Clean Energy
-	T-shirts Order of the Day

-	Civil Servants Experience Shortage of Energy
-	Use of Clean Energy Gets Scientific Boost
-	Experts: Use Waste to Save resources
-	After Beijing, Another City to Have 'Energy Police'
-	Big Credit Line Part of Clean Power Push
-	Yangzhou The 2nd City to Have 'Energy Police'
-	Right-bank Turbine of Three Gorges Starts Operation
-	Public Called to Participate in Saving Energy
-	Energy Inspectors to Roam Capital
-	Coal Liquefaction May Come to an End: Official

-	Balance Food Supply and Bio-energy
-	Food-based Ethanol Fuel May Be Halted
-	China May Halt Production of Liquefied Coal
-	Daqing Turns to Green Oilfield
-	Sizzling Weather Challenges Beijing's Energy-saving Goals
-	Energy-saving Air Conditioners Get Support
-	China, Kazakhstan Vow to Boost Energy Cooperation
-	Vice Premier Stresses Energy Saving, Emission Reduction
-	No Lower than 26℃ in Air-conditioned Rooms
-	Beijing to Cut Emissions for Games

-	Power Industry Reshuffle Continues
-	Sinopec Confirms Major Discovery in Xinjiang
-	More Solar Companies to List on NY Exchange
-	CNOOC Eyes Overseas Oil, Gas Assets
-	Non-Fossil Fuels to Contribute 30% to Energy Consumption
-	China Becomes Net Coal Importer
-	Largest Gasfield Discovery May Be Declared Soon
-	Stalks Could Replace Manure to Make Methane
-	China, US to Gain from Concrete Energy Pact
-	Both Sides to Gain from Concrete Energy Pact

-	Middle East Fantasy
-	Solar Energy Giant in China
-	Nuclear Energy Hurdle
-	Energy-consuming Power Stations Destroyed
-	Energy-saving Potential Stressed in Countryside
-	Joint Project Helps Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions
-	Energy-saving Potential Stressed in Countryside
-	Renewable Energy and Energy-Saving Expo to Be Held in June
-	Oilfield May Have 'More Reserves' than Estimated
-	Crude Oil Imports Up 11%

July 3, 2007

Currency (Unit:100)

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759.51

1034.45

6.2044

97.164

1532.46

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