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The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) held its Members’ Briefing event titled “Adapting to the New Global Landscape: Trade, Tariffs and Green Shift” on May 27th at Capital Club Beijing. The event brought together around 40 participants for an in-depth discussion on shifting trade dynamics, evolving tariff regimes, and China’s accelerating green transition.
The event was hosted by Francesco Innocenti, CICC Board Member North China, and saw the opening remarks of Liam Jia, Team Lead at the EU SME Centre who introduced the work of the Centre, highlighting its role in supporting European small and medium-sized enterprises through knowledge, training, and tailored advice for the Chinese market.
The core of the briefing featured presentations by three keynote speakers who offered participants a comprehensive understanding of the forces reshaping the global and regional business landscape, from tariffs and regulatory shifts to climate policy and macroeconomic realignment.
Following the presentations, participants had the chance to engage directly with speakers during the networking aperitif, foster connections and build new partnerships.
A sincere thank you is extended to Capital Club Beijing for hosting the event and to our wine sponsor 100ITA.
About 100ITA
100ITA is a project to promote, protect and preserve the culture of “Made in Italy” food and wine all over the world. 100ITA has the scope to convey the passion of people and companies that every day work on it and, at the same time, to reduce the imitation and the falsification phenomena of the Italian products.100ITA works with F&B companies, international importers and distributors, associations, hotels and restaurants, chefs and F&B experts, opinion leaders and food bloggers, as well as develops possible cooperations with any stakeholder who wants to promote the real “Made in Italy” and mitigate the “Italian Sounding” problem all over the world.
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