SHANDONG S-SAILING CHEMICAL CO,LTD , https://www.sdqh-chem.com
comprehensive service company with import and export of chemical industry and domestic trade as the basis. To better develop its import and export business, Dongying Juncheng Import and Export Co. Ltd. was founded in 2014. The company has professional marketing team. With its dedicated team of documents and devoted operating team, it has been receiving consensus approval by domestic and overseas partners. The company has been forever going after seeking for trust with services, seeking for cooperation with trust, seeking for support with cooperation, seeking for friendship with support and seeking for perpetual friendship.
So far, our main products including basic inorganic and organic chemicals, such as, Methylene Chloride, Trichloroethylene ,
Aniline , Propylene Glycol ,Refined Naphthalene, Dichloropropane, Dimethyl Carbonate, Dimethyl Formamide and other related products.
Philosophy: Make the business easy for our customers.
Win-win solution.
Best service for customer.
We welcome your esteemed customer to cooperate with us.
China's 2005 non-state oil crude oil import quota was 12.6 million tons
China’s Ministry of Commerce issued an announcement on September 30 stating that China’s import quota for non-state trading of crude oil in 2005 was 12.6 million tons, and the import quota for non-state-owned trade of refined oil was 7 million tons. According to an external news report, the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China announced on September 30 the import quota for non-state trading of crude oil in 2005 and the import quota for non-state trading of refined oil in 2005. According to the announcement, China's 2005 non-state trading quota for crude oil was 12.6 million tons, and the import quota for non-state-owned trade of refined oil was 7 million tons. Product oils include gasoline, aviation kerosene, diesel, naphtha, fuel oil, and wax oil. The Chinese government stipulates that companies other than approved state-owned trading companies and non-state-owned trading companies may not engage in the import of crude oil or refined oil. Since January 1, 2004, China has cancelled import quotas for state-owned trading companies of crude oil and refined oil, making it no longer subject to quotas for crude oil and refined oil. In 2004, China plans to issue non-state trading crude oil import quota of 10.95 million tons, and refined oil non-state trading import quota of 6.1 million tons. China’s Ministry of Commerce and its predecessor, the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, have already approved three batches of non-state trading enterprises for crude oil refined oil. Among them, there are 16 non-state trading crude oil enterprises and 23 non-state trading enterprises of refined oil. China currently only approves five state-owned trading companies for the import and export of crude oil refined products. They are: China International Petroleum & Chemical Co., Ltd., China United Petroleum Corporation, China Sinochem Corporation, Zhuhai Zhenyu Corporation and CNOOC Sinopec United International Trade limited liability company. Among them, China International Petrochemical United Corporation is a joint venture between China Petrochemical Corporation and Sinochem Corporation, and is controlled by China Petrochemical Corporation. China United Petroleum Corporation is a joint venture between China National Petroleum Corporation and China National Chemical Corporation. CNOOC Sinopec United International Trade Co., Ltd. is a joint venture between China National Offshore Oil Corporation and China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation. Crude oil imports from import and export state-owned trading companies account for about 90% of China's crude oil imports each year. According to China’s commitment to join the World Trade Organization, China must increase the amount of crude oil imports from companies involved in non-state trading, helping China to relax its supervision of the crude oil market by introducing more market participants. According to the WTO's definition, non-state trading refers to trade that is not controlled by the government. Participants in such trade usually include small-scale trading companies that are end-user crude oil agents. In January-August 2004, China imported a total of 79.96 million tons of crude oil, an increase of 39.3% over the same period of 2003; during the same period, it imported 25.31 million tons of refined oil, an increase of 36.4% over the same period of 2003.
Shandong S-Sailing Chemical Co. Ltd. is located in Dongying, a beautiful oriental pearl city in the Yellow River Delta. Founded in 2012 with a registered capital of 30 million Yuan, the company has a total asset of 120 million Yuan and 60 staffs. It is a
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