This piece provides an overview of the restrictions that are in place for United States-based businesses to entering the Chinese market. There are restrictions imposed by the US, but it is also important for overseas companies to be aware of the restrictions enacted by People’s Republic of China. There are, however, several ways in which such companies can tap into the Chinese market, including importation, complying with the Foreign Investment Law, and being aware of legislations designed for state censorship and surveillance over cyber operation and data flow.
Author: ONC Lawyers
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