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EFL · National City (Spain)

Element of National

Flag( Spain)

Landmark building (Palace of Madrid)

National: The Kingdom of Spain, Reino de España

Area: 195,367 square miles

People: The Spain that have 47.1 million people,including Castilian (Spanish), Catalan,Galician and Basque minorities. The official languages is minority languages in this region. The people of 96% are Catholic.

Capital: Madrid, population 3.4million.

King : Felipe VI, 19/06/2014 - ?

Festival: National Day(12/10), Constitution Day(06/12) DAY/MONTH/YEAR

Information: It is located on the Iberian Peninsula in southwestern Europe. It is bordered by Portugal in the west, France and Andorra in the northeast, the Bay of Biscay in the north, the Strait of Gibraltar in the south and Morocco in Africa, and the Mediterranean Sea in the east and southeast. The coastline is about 4,846 miles. The central plateau has a continental climate, and the north and northwest coastal areas have a maritime climate. The average temperature in the capital was 4.9℃ in January and 22.5℃ in August.

Law: The current Constitution was adopted by national referendum on December 6, 1978 and came into force on December 29. The constitution states that Spain is a social and democratic country governed by the rule of law, with a parliamentary monarchy and the throne inherited from the direct descendants of Juan Carlos I. The king is the head of state and commander-in-chief of the armed forces, representing the state. The government governs the country and reports to parliament. The Constitution recognizes and guarantees the right of autonomy of all ethnic minority areas.

Government: 07/01/2020, the Socialist Party of Spain and the left-wing electoral alliance "Together We Can" passed the vote of confidence in the House of Representatives and successfully formed a coalition government. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez Perez-Castejon was elected with 22 cabinet members.

Districts: The country is divided into 17 autonomous regions, 50 provinces and more than 8,000 municipalities. There are also two enclaves in Morocco, Ceuta and Melilla.

Judicial branch: The leading body of the judiciary is the General Committee on Judicial Power, composed of 20 members, with the President of the Supreme Court serving as its Chairman. The judiciary is divided into two major systems: judicial court and administrative court.
Economic: Spain is a moderately developed capitalist industrial country, and its economic aggregate ranks the fifth in the European Union and the 13th in the world. The main industries are textile, steel, cement, shipbuilding, automobile manufacturing, electricity and so on. The level of agricultural modernization is relatively high, and the output of olive oil and the area of grape cultivation both rank first in the world. In the early 1980s, Spain began to implement the policy of austerity, adjustment and reform, and adopted a series of economic liberalization measures. With the opportunity of joining the European Community in 1986, economic development came to a climax. In the early 1990s, economic growth slowed and fell into recession as the economy overheated. Since the mid-1990s, under the effect of macro-control policies adopted by the western government, the economy began to pick up and continue to grow steadily. In May 1998, Spain became one of the first countries to join the euro zone, and its economy continued to grow rapidly, with an annual growth rate higher than the average level of EU countries. In recent years, the Spanish economy has been negatively affected by the international financial crisis and the European debt crisis. Since 2014, the Spanish economy has achieved recovery growth.

Major economic figures for 2019 are as follows:

GDP: €1.25 trillion

GDP growth rate: 2%

GDP per capita: €26,400

Currency name: Euro

Inflation rate: 0.8%

Unemployment rate: 13.78%

Public debt: €1.19 trillion, 95.5 percent of GDP

Deficit to GDP: 2.1%

( Report of National Bureau of Statistics)

The economy shrank by 18.5% quarter-on-quarter in the second quarter of 2020, and the International Monetary Fund expects it to shrink by 12.8% in 2020. In March 2020, the government issued 200 billion euros in total capital injection plan, 20% of gross domestic product, is the largest in the history of west rescue plan, designed to help stranded by the outbreak of the enterprises and individuals, and set up 16 billion euros and 10 billion euros in aid funds, to support reconstruction after the autonomous region of epidemic and to help businesses have debt trouble.

Resources:

Major mineral reserves:

8.8 billion tons of coal

1.9 billion tons of iron

500 million tons of pyrite

4 million tons of copper

1.9 million tons of zinc

0.7 million tons of mercury

The total forest area is 15 million hectares, with a forest coverage rate of 30%.

Industry: Industrial output accounts for a high proportion of Spain's GDP. The main industrial sectors include textile, food, automobile manufacturing, metallurgy, chemical industry, energy, electricity and so on. Among them, the automobile industry is one of the pillar industries in Spain. In 2019, its output reached 2.822,400 vehicles, up by 0.1% year on year, ranking second in the European Union and eighth in the world. In 2019, Spain exported 2.3 million automobiles, up 0.2% year on year, accounting for 81.5% of the total automobile production. (Source: Statistical Office of Spain)

Agriculture and Animal Husbandry: Spain's agricultural land area accounts for 13.8% of the land area, ranking second in the European Union. The main types of crops are grapes, olives, oranges and so on. The livestock industry is dominated by pigs and cattle, which account for 41.5% and 28.1% of all livestock, respectively. The output of pork and mutton ranks second in the European Union. The olive planting area and the output of olive oil rank first in the world, and 50% of the world's olive oil is produced in Spain. The area under cultivation of grapes ranks first in the world, with 950,000 hectares, accounting for 13 percent of the world's total planted area.

(Source: Statistical Office of Spain)

Foreign Trade: In 2019, Spain's foreign trade totaled 630.188 billion euros, up 4.36% from the previous year. Among them, the import value was 332.205 billion euros, the export value was 297.983 billion euros, and the trade deficit was 34.222 billion euros. The foreign trade situation in recent years is as follows

(unit: 100 million euros) :

(Spanish Agency for Foreign Trade Development)

Trade: The major trade partners in goods are the EU countries, including France, Germany, Italy, Portugal and the United Kingdom. Service trading partners are Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom and other EU countries and Latin American countries.

Total number of trade: Total trade in goods totaled 630.1 billion euros in 2019, up 1% year on year. Among them, exports were 297.8 billion euros, up 1.5%; 332.2 billion euros in imports, up 0.5%; The deficit was 34.2 billion euros, down 8%.

The structure of trade: The main export commodities are machinery and equipment, food and beverage, auto parts, chemical products; The main imports are energy, machinery and equipment, chemical products, automobiles and spare parts, consumer goods. Major sectors of trade in services include insurance, finance, electronic information, personal and government services, etc.

The main imports of petroleum, chemical products, fuels, industrial raw materials, machinery and equipment and consumer goods. Its main exports include automobiles, steel, chemicals, leather products, textiles, wine and olive oil. The main trading partners are the European Union, Asia, Latin America and the United States.

Relations of cooperation: In recent years, the economic and trade cooperation between China and Spain has been developing continuously. Spain is China's sixth largest trading partner in the EU. In 2019, Spain was China's sixth largest trading partner in goods within the EU (including the UK, the same below), and China was Spain's sixth largest trading partner in goods in the world and the largest trading partner outside the EU. According to Chinese customs statistics, in 2019, China-Spain trade in goods totaled US $35.5 billion, up by 5.3% year on year. Spain's exports to China were USD 8.6 billion, down 1.7% year on year; Imports from China amounted to US $26.9 billion, up 7.7 percent year on year. Spain actively participates in the China International Import Expo and is one of the first EU members to confirm its participation. Spain hopes to use this platform to promote balanced development of trade with China. In November 2019, the turnover of 40 participating Spanish enterprises and Chinese buyers in the 2nd Expo was USD 523 million, up 46.85% year on year. The exhibition area was 3824 square meters, covering equipment, quality life, food and agricultural products, science and technology life, service trade and other exhibition areas.

Since the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1973, the economic and trade relations between China and Spain have developed rapidly with the volume of trade growing continuously. In recent years, the bilateral economic and trade cooperation mechanism has been continuously improved and cooperation in various fields has become increasingly close.

Trade agreements: The major economic and trade agreements signed between China and Spain include the bilateral trade agreement, the agreement on trademark registration and protection, the agreement on civil air transport, the intergovernmental agreement on economic and industrial cooperation, the agreement on scientific and technological cooperation, the agreement on social security, the agreement on the elimination of double taxation on income and the agreement on the prevention of tax evasion, and the agreement on investment protection.

China-Spain bilateral trade statistics from 2015 to 2019

(Unit: $100 million)

Source: China Customs

Product of structure: China's exports to Spain mainly include textiles, electromechanical, chemical and light industrial products, etc. The main imports from Spain include machinery and equipment, transportation equipment, plastics and their products, minerals and pharmaceuticals.

Literature and Art

As early as the 13th century began to show some signs of the Spanish Renaissance, into the 15th century, the Spanish Renaissance began. At that time, the art of Italy and the Netherlands had a great influence on Spain. The important pioneers of the Spanish Renaissance art include Ferrer Bassa, known as the "Giotto of Spain", Haim Uggert and Haim Ferrer, etc.

In the first half of the 16th century, under the encouragement of Charles V, Spain tried its best to learn from Italy. At this time, many Spanish painters went to study in Italy, and some Italian painters came to work in Spain. But Italian humanism never took root in Spain, because the feudal and religious forces in Spain were far more tenacious than in Italy. The Spanish painters of the first half of the 16th century include Pedro Beruget (1450-1504), Alejo Fernandez (1475-1545), Vanes, and the sculptor Alonso Beruget (1488-1561). This period was a period of openness in Spain, and humanism was quite active.

News

Food Expo Spain 2018 will bring unique food experience and more international business opportunities

https://xueshu.baidu.com/usercenter/paper/show?paperid=1w7000h0bq130rv0134d0xn0s3038037&site=xueshu_se

More than 40 Spanish companies joined hands at SIAL 2011

http://qikan.cqvip.com/Qikan/Article/Detail?id=38467360

From the perspective of Spain's foreign trade and investment, the cooperation between China and Spain in third-party markets

http://www.cnki.com.cn/Article/CJFDTotal-GJGL201811017.htm

Analysis of food safety supervision system in Spain

http://www.cnki.com.cn/Article/CJFDTotal-SJBZ201711003.htm

Country · Human Geography

Spain, an ancient European countries, located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian peninsula, an area of 50 square kilometers, is a mountainous country, are almost always in the mountain and plateau, but also has the longest coastline in the European countries, only the north and northwest subordinate oceanic climate, south and southeast to subtropical Mediterranean climate; Mainland part of its accounts for about 80% of the area of the Iberian peninsula, east to Portugal, the bay of biscay in the north, northeast border with France, Andorra, east and south east is the Mediterranean, on the other side of the strait of Gibraltar and Morocco in Africa to the south, the conjugate Atlantic and Mediterranean routes throat, called to Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America "bridge". Spain is a member of the European Union and NATO; Since the establishment of diplomatic ties between China and the country in 1973, the friendly and cooperative relations between the two countries have been continuously strengthened, and the economic and trade exchanges between the two sides have also been increasing year by year. Spain has a special immigration law, and in the "Rights and Freedoms of Aliens in Spain", the law gives priority to the application of immigrants who have lived in Spain for more than five years.

Spain, a land of romance and passion! A place of art. Known for bullfighting, dance, guitar name heavy world. Bullfighting is a traditional national culture, the "quintessence" of Spain, has a long history. Spanish dance is even more passionate.

(1) Fascinating Spanish culture _ Great video

https://haokan.baidu.com/v?vid=10106117383376329435

(2) Fascinating Spanish culture - Aragon _ Watch video

https://haokan.baidu.com/v?vid=6079412405224298376

(3) the charm of Spain European states Bili Bili

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1jW411h7PN?from=search&seid=4512935866211311462

(4) Spanish city scenery! Exotic street scenes here beep beep beep

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1Fb41177Nz?from=search&seid=11148409632731263554

Latest news

(1) Preliminary study on the construction of food safety supervision system in Spain

http://www.cnki.com.cn/Article/CJFDTotal-WTOK201710025.htm

(2) Preliminary study on the construction of food safety supervision system in Spainhttps://d.wanfangdata.com.cn/periodical/wtojjdk201710024

(3) Spain: Strawberry probiotics implanted to reduce pesticide use

http://www.cnki.com.cn/Article/CJFDTotal-GJYR201803021.htm

Spain: successfully developed a series of new technologies for detecting small doses of toxic ingredients in food

http://qikan.cqvip.com/Qikan/Article/Detail?id=48545476

The rise of an old food power in Spain

http://qikan.cqvip.com/Qikan/Article/Detail?id=44930831

Spain: greenhouse operating at full capacity

http://www.cqvip.com/QK/81879A/202006/7102207990.html

What is the food safety supervision in Spain

http://news.foodmate.net/2020/08/568359.html

(9) Spanish Food Safety and Nutrition Law

http://law.foodmate.net/show-203698.html

(10)The first outbreak of BSE occurred in Spain in 2021

http://news.foodmate.net/2021/04/590850.html

Chapter of Professional

Frame section: introduction of country and food

(vacancy section) : should be provided through food and animal husbandry specialist or consulate

Frame: Food Standards [State Administration for Market Regulation]

(1) Spain will implement a unified food quality standard

https://china.huanqiu.com/article/9CaKrnJEKKJ

Analysis of food safety supervision system in Spain

https://www.cnki.com.cn/Article/CJFDTotal-SJBZ201711003.htm

Policies and regulations [State Administration for Market Regulation]

(1) Spanish Food Safety and Nutrition Law

http://law.foodmate.net/show-203698.html

Spain will implement a unified food quality standard

https://wiki.antpedia.com/article-395054-180

(3) Inspection and quarantine of import and export commodities

In terms of technical health and safety standards, Spain implements the European Union Common Standards. In terms of technical health and safety standards, Spain implements the European Union Common Standards.

In order to prevent harmful animals and plants and some infectious viruses and bacteria from entering Spain, Spain strictly implements the relevant laws and regulations of the EU within the framework of the EU, including the EU Regulations on the Entry of Plants into the EU and the EU Regulations on the Entry of Animals into the EU.

(4) Relevant provisions on trade management

Foreign economic and trade policy is composed of EU policy and national policy. Its national policies are set within the framework of EU regulations. It mainly includes:

Concessional government loans. It consists of mixed loans (government loans and export credits), special loans and grants. The recipient countries are limited to low-income countries, mainly used for social development projects and subject to OECD regulations. The aim is to boost Spain's exports of technical equipment and services.
Export credit insurance. The Government provides two types of financial support to its exporters under conditions set forth in the "Official Supported Export Credit Criterion Master Agreement" recognized by the OECD: "Reverse Adjustment Rate Agreements", which are signed between official credit associations (ICOs) and commercial banks. The agreement stipulates that commercial banks provide forward loans to exporters at a fixed interest rate. If the future market interest rate is higher than the fixed interest rate, the ICO will pay the higher part to the bank. If the future market rate is lower than the fixed rate, the bank will pay the lower part to the ICO.
Participation in multilateral financial institutions. Spain is a member of many of the world's multilateral financial institutions. By taking advantage of the development assistance fund, China will participate in the co-financing activities of multilateral financial institutions, and provide more chances for domestic enterprises to win the bidding in the bidding activities of project contracting and consulting services in developing countries, so as to promote the export of Western goods and services.
Management of non-tariff measures. Quota management is the main non-tariff measure implemented by Spain, which implements the common import quota management of the EU.
Rules of origin for commodities. Enforce EU rules of origin.

Rules and regulations of customs administration

(5) Rules and regulations of customs administration

As a member state of the European Union, the import of goods from a third country outside the EU shall be subject to the uniform customs rules and tariff rates established by the EU.

Tariffs for the following year are published in the Official Gazette of the European Union at the end of October each year. For detailed information on tariff rates, please refer to TARIC at ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/dds2/ TARIC/TARIC_CONSULTION.jsp. The customs code of the import commodity will show the relevant tariff rate and other relevant information, such as tariff quota, quantity limit, tariff suspension, anti-dumping duty, countervailing duty, agricultural duty, regulatory conditions and other foreign trade policy measures for the product. TARIC does not contain VAT or GST information.

EU member states offer one-way tariff preferences to developing countries, including agreed tariffs and the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) for African, Caribbean and Pacific countries, as well as reciprocal arrangements under free trade area agreements such as European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries, Mexico, Chile, and South Africa.

(6) Provisions on Foreign Exchange Control

In general, business between residents and non-residents involved in making and receiving payments abroad is completely free. This freedom includes direct receipts and payments or compensation, as well as internal and external transfers, offshore accounts, and changes in the status of financial debts and bonds, as well as various means of payment for imports and exports. According to the Spanish law, Spain implements the free flow of foreign exchange and capital, and in principle there is no restriction on the inward and outward remittance of foreign exchange. The only requirement is to declare inward and outward remittances exceeding the equivalent of 50,000 euros.

For companies operating in Spain, profits and goods payments after payment of corporate income tax can be remitted or carried abroad. In accordance with Council Directive No. 90/435/CEE, adopted on 23 July 1990 and subsequently amended on 22 December 2003 by Council Directive No. 2003/123/EEC of the European Union concerning the common tax regimes relating to parent and subsidiary companies in different Member States of the EU, The Spanish subsidiary's remittance of its profits to a parent company in another EU member state that owns more than 10% of the company is exempt from tax. If the Spanish company remits after-tax profits to a company outside the EU as a result of the shareholding relationship, whether withholding tax is levied depends on the provisions of the double taxation agreement between the two countries. In the absence of such an agreement, a withholding tax of 19% is levied in accordance with the corporate tax law of Spain. In accordance with paragraph 2 of article 10 of the Agreement between China and Spain on the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Tax Evasion (signed on 22 November 1992), a Contracting State may levy withholding tax not exceeding 10 per cent on the after-tax profits remitted by a company within its territory to a company of the other Contracting State. Therefore, the after-tax profits directly remitted by the Spanish company to the Chinese company shall pay 10% withholding tax in Spain. Individuals carrying more than 10,000 euros in cash abroad should declare in advance, otherwise the customs can detain the money, investigate the source of the cash and the purpose of carrying it abroad, and confiscate the money or impose a fine of certain amount in the end. There is no limit on the amount of foreign exchange remitted, and the only charge is remittance charge.

Exhibition (production of food)

Alimentaria, Barcelona Food Exhibition, Spain, 2021

https://www.qufair.com/convention/31774.shtml

The basic information

Name (English) : Alimentaria, Barcelona Food Fair, Spain, 2021

Exhibition Date: 05.17~ 05.20, 2021 Opening Time: 09:00-18:00

Venue: City: Barcelona, Spain - Barcelona Convention Center, Spain

Duration: every two years

Exhibition industry: food, beverage

Organizer: Alimentaria Exhibitions

Exhibition area: 100000

Number of square exhibitors: 4500

Audience size: 150,000

Industry attributes

Food and beverage

Range:

Canned food, soft drinks, mineral water, beer, cider, etc.
Meat and combined products;

3, wine, liquor;

4, hotel, catering food; Seafood, aquatic products and agricultural products;

Fresh fruits and vegetables; Fish and vegetable storage; Frozen food;

6, olive oil, oil; Ecological and organic food.

Information of exhibition

The turnover of the last exhibition was close to 2 billion Euros, and most orders were confirmed on the spot. More than 1,000 multilateral contracts were announced during the four-day event. 92% of exhibitors said they were very satisfied with the fair, 90% said they would come back in 2020, 92% said they would recommend it to others, and 82% had the right to make a purchase decision.
Venue area: 240,000 square meters

9, Contact number: +34 902 233 200

Pavilion Address: AV Joan Carles I, 64 08908 LHospitalet de Llobregat Spain - Barcelona, Spain

Background of market

(1)The International Food and Beverage Exhibition of Spain was first held in 1976 and is held every two years. In 2020, it will be held again in Barcelona, the commercial capital of Europe. As one of three major global food industry exhibition, Alimentaria with its clear division and professional and efficient quality won the high international reputation, is the food industry enterprises to open the new market, launching new products, the expansion of new customers, consolidate old customers, business communication, looking for agents, distributors and importers and exporters of professional B2B exhibition. Food & Beverage Spain is divided into 14 separate exhibition areas according to the type and source of products, in order to promote business communication among its participants, and for professional buyers and visitors to save time to visit, greatly improving the exhibitor's rate of return

(2) Madrid International Food Expo, Spain

http://www.yshows.cn/zhanhui/409.shtml

The basic information

Name (Chinese) : Madrid International Cuisine Expo 2021, Spain

Salon de Gourmets

Exhibition Date: April 00, 2021 - April 00, 2021

Venue: Madrid, Spain

Exhibition cycle: once a year

Organized by: Grupo Gourmets

Organizer: Beijing Zhongling International Exhibition Co., Ltd

Industry attributes

Food, beverage, alcohol, tobacco

Exhibits range

Drinks, food

The exhibition to introduce

Salon de Gourmets has been held annually in Madrid since 1987 and has been held for 29 times in the Spanish capital. Salon de Gourmets is Spain's main food fair. In 2013, with a total area of 19,193 square meters, 722 exhibitors participated in the exhibition, including 680 domestic exhibitors from Spain and 42 international exhibitors, attracting 78,314 professional visitors in total.

Category of food

Overall situation of olive oil: the world olive oil production countries concentrated in Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey and other Mediterranean coastal countries. Spain's output and exports of olive oil rank first in the world, with an annual output of about 1.6 million tons, accounting for 50% of the world's total. Therefore, Spain is also known as the "Kingdom of World Olive Oil".

Exports to China:

Sales of olive oil fell by 20% in 2014, but in reality the market has only shrunk, and Spain still accounts for the majority of sales, with a 60% share. In the first quarter of 2015, olive oil export sales increased by 53% to 17.8 million euros.

Promotion of brand

Ole Lamasia (Top Ten Olive Oil Brands, 1940, Ole Mahir Brand from Spain)

Olive world olive oil (top ten olive oil brands, one hundred brand, original imported olive oil from Spain)

Pinli Olive Oil (Top 10 Olive Oil Brands with a history of more than 60 years, the brand of Spain Moire Group)

Ebali olive oil (top ten olive oil brands, in 1842, the second largest food brand in Spain

La Aurora olive oil

ChemistWarehouse

No village

L AMASIA au lait

Lina page/Baena

At the beginning of the child/Springbuds

Recommendation

Rafael Salgado, Spain

Brand: Rafael Salgado, RS for short, founded in 1875, a hundred years of heritage, excellent quality, numerous awards! Rafael Salgado, founded in 1875, has a history of more than 100 years. It is the largest olive oil manufacturer in Spain and the exclusive olive oil for the Spanish royal family, which is known as the best olive oil in the world. Centennial inheritance, excellent quality, numerous awards! Spain's well-known magazine Spa 'ingourmetour in-depth report!

Count Borges Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Count Borges, one of the top ten brands of edible olive oil, founded in 1896 in Spain, is the world's leading olive oil brand, the Spanish Star brand of olive oil.

Comte Borges Laboratories have long passed the rigorous annual inspection and certification of the International Olive Oil Association, providing the most fundamental guarantee for the quality of our products. At present, only nine private laboratories in the world have passed the annual laboratory certification of the International Olive Oil Association, and only four of them are in Spain. Count Borges has long been one of them.

DON SIMON juice

Don Simon combines advanced technology with raw materials based on product development, quality control and innovation. Don Simon products are quality-controlled from raw materials on the farm, and all products are produced in our own factory on the Mediterranean coast. Company website: www.donsimon.com

Elpozo Foods

Elpozo Foods was founded in 1954 as a small meat store. It has a wide range of products, ranging from traditional Spanish snacks and snacks to cooking seasonings and all kinds of modern fast food. Elpozo products are sold in more than 50 countries and more than 100 million consumers worldwide. Company website: www.elpozo.com

FONT D 'Or mineral water

Font D 'Or Natural Mineral Water originates from the Montseny-Guilleries mountains at an altitude of 1,000 meters and is known for its purity and mineral balance, which is good for digestion. In order to ensure its original purity, the collection, packaging, testing, storage and other links of natural mineral water are strictly controlled. Company website: www.fontdor.com

Freixenet sparkling red wine

Freixenet Winehouse is one of the leaders in the field of sparkling wine, making sparkling wines using Champagne methods and selling to more than 140 countries. The company owns several wineries and cellars in Spain including Freixenet Sparkling Winery (main winery), Segura Viudas Sparkling Wine Winery, as well as its own wineries in the United States, Mexico, France and other places. Company website: www.freixenet.es

Gallina Blanca Foods

Founded in 1937, Gallina Blanca Foods is a subsidiary of Agrolimen Group in Spain, mainly engaged in food, catering and so on. Gallina Blanca, whose brands include Avecrem and Jumbo, makes dehydrated soups, sauces, seasonings and stand-alone packaged instant foods. Company website: www.gallinablanca.com

Gallo Pasta Company

Gallo is a pasta company based on durum wheat, and is also the trademark of the company. Gallo's quality control system is in place from the moment the raw materials are planted. The company's products include a variety of instant and frozen pastas, such as pastas, pasta salads and so on. Company website: www.pastasgallo.com

Garcia Carrion wine

Garcia Carrion, the founder of Garcia Carrion, comes from a traditional family of winemakers. Currently, Garcia Carrion has wineries in six of the most famous wine regions in Spain, and has its own wine cellars and vineyards. The company's brands include Marques de Carrion, Antano, Arnaiz, Solar de la Vega, Jaume Serra, Cristalino Sparkled Wines and so on. Company website: www.jgc.es

La Espanola olive oil

La Espanola olive oil was created in 1840 and is made from raw materials from the Andalusia region. The company's products include extra virgin olive oil, refined olive oil, spices and a wide variety of olive oil and condiments. La Espanola focuses on product quality, R&D and innovation, and has exported its products to more than 70 countries. Company website: www.acesur.com

La Piara

La Piara is one of the well-known brands in the field of pate food in the Spanish market. In addition to Tapa Negra's signature line of products, La Piara also produces more than 20 kinds of marinated meat sauces and vegetable sauces, such as fish sauces, meat sauces and sandwich sauces. With modern production technology and more than 20,000 square meters of plant, La Piara pays close attention to the various needs of consumers, and constantly innovates in the formulation and product packaging. Company website: www.lapiara.es

Pascual Dairy Group

Pascual Dairy Group was founded in 1969. The group produces more than 330 different products in 51 categories, including pure milk, pasteurized yoghurts, fruit juices, cold drinks, cereal grains, as well as Vive soy functional foods and other dairy products. Pascual Dairy Group currently has 22 processing plants and its products are available in more than 80 countries on four continents. Company website: www.lechepascual.com

LEPANTO brandy

Lepanto is a high-end product of Gonzalez Byass, an aged brandy. Lepanto has a distinctive dark gold color and aromas of aged oak, and its bottle design is unique. Gonzalez Byass is a family owned winery dedicated to the brewing of sherry and brandy. In addition to Lepanto, Tio Pepe wine and Soberano brandy are also the main brands of the winery, whose products are exported to more than 110 countries. Company website: www.gonzalezbyass.es

Licor 43

Licor 43 is brewed with a selection of more than 40 natural crops from the Mediterranean region. The key steps, such as material selection, grinding, soaking and fermentation, are all done by hand. Licor 43 has a special aroma and can be mixed with various soft drinks, fruit juices, coffee, or soda water. Currently, Licor 43 is sold to more than 60 countries worldwide, especially in Northern Europe, the United States and some countries and regions in Central America. Company website: www.licor43.com

Marques DE Caceres

Marques de Caceres wine company's products are Rioja origin brand, advantageous geographical environment makes its wine unique flavor. The company has a year-round wine cellar capable of storing 38 million liters of wine and more than 40,000 barrels of French and American oak. The company also produces rose and white wines. Marques de Caceres is sold in more than 100 countries worldwide and exports 50% of its products. Company website: www.marquesdecaceres.com

MIAU canned

Miau fish and canned seafood is the main product of Bernardo Alfageme, which has a history of more than 130 years. The Miau brand offers canned shrimp, sardines and mussels in a variety of flavors, including raw, olive oil, vegetable oil and pickled. Company website: www.alfageme.com

NAVIDUL ham

Navidul ham belongs to the Campofrio Group and is one of the best-known brands in the Spanish food industry. The brand pays attention to the tastes of consumers, and every step of the salting process is carried out in strict accordance with traditional techniques. Navidul has four production centres in Spain and produces three million hams a year. Company website: www.campofrio.es

NOCILLA tea

Nocilla is one of the most famous tea brands in Spain and belongs to the Nutrexpa Group. Nocilla, made of milk, cocoa powder, hazelnut and sugar, combines unique taste with rich nutrition and becomes a favorite afternoon snack for children and teenagers. Company website: www.nocilla.es

Mr OSBORNE group

The Osborne Group's wine products fall into two main categories: spirits and wine. Its liquor brands include Jerez Sherry, Anises anise, Anis del Mono and Venezuela's Santa Teresa rum, which it distributes. The group's Bodegas Osborne winery was founded in the late 18th century and currently produces wines under several country of origin labels, including Rioja, Rueda and Rivera de Duero. Company website: www.osborne.es

Pans & Company Bakeries

Pans & Company is a chain of fast food restaurants that specialises in making and selling bread. The company pays attention to the health and nutritional balance of its products, while creating a comfortable, modern and warm environment for diners. Founded in 1991, PANS & Company now has more than 260 stores, more than 80 of which are outside Spain. Company website: www.pansandcompany.com

PESCANOVA group

Pescanova is a specialist food group that specializes in the fishing, processing, farming and freezing of seafood products such as cod, salmon, squid and prawns. Pescanova operates on five continents with a fleet of 120 fishing boats. Another pillar of Pescanova's business is the sale of frozen seafood. The company has more than 20 food processing plants around the world, as well as its own terminals and cold storage. Company website: www.pescanova.com

RAIMAT wine

Chateau Raimat was founded in 1918 and is now part of the Codorniu Group. The vineyard grows Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Merlot and other grapes. Half of Raimat wines are sold internationally, mainly to Nordic countries, Germany, Switzerland, the United States, etc. Codorniu Group has 9 wineries and 3000 hectares of vineyards in Spain, located in the famous wine regions of Spain. Company website: www.raimat.com

Rene Barbier wine

Chateau Rene Barbier combines traditional French grape-processing techniques with the climate and soil conditions of the Catalonia region in Spain to produce excellent red, white and rose wines. Grapes from the famous Spanish wine region Penedes are hand-picked in September and December each year. Currently, Chateau Rene Barbier belongs to the Freixenet Group. Company website: www.renebarbier.es

REVILLA sausage

Revilla was founded in 1947 and is currently owned by the Campofrio Group. Revilla's characteristic product is sausage. Due to the continuation of the traditional feature of handmade, the quality and taste of its products are of high standard. In addition to focusing on traditional quality, Revilla also focuses on the research and development of new products to meet the needs of consumers. Company website: www.campofrio.es

Santiveri health food

Santiveri has three production centers, 49 specialty stores and 218 franchises in Spain. The company has five major product lines: functional biological foods, nutritional supplements, energy products designed for athletes, medicinal herbal products and natural ecological cosmetics. Santiveri's products are exported to 29 countries and it also has subsidiaries in Italy and Mexico. Company website: www.santiveri.com

SMINT mints

SMINT is the main brand of Perfetti Van Melle Group. Founded in 1994, SMINT has sold over 100 million boxes and exported to more than 80 countries. The SMINT candy meets the relevant food standards in the European Union and the United States. More recently, Smint launched a line of teether candy. Company website: www.smint.com

Solan DE Cabras Mineral Water

The source of Solan DE Cabras is in the mountains of Cuenca in Spain, where its bottling plant is located. Always maintain a constant flow rate and a constant temperature of 21 degrees at the source water. Solan DE Cabras is pure in water and contains trace minerals. The packaging design of Solan DE Cabras is distinctive. The dark blue water bottle helps to keep the mineral content stable. Company website: www.solandecabras.es

Chapter : Data of food

Spanish food enterprises enter the Chinese market frantically

https://www.cifnews.com/article/5194

Spain went to Xiamen to introduce delicious food and Hebei agricultural products to the Chinese market

http://www.chinanews.com/m/cj/2015/09-11/7519444.shtml

(3) China's pork imports from Spain soar, making China the "savior" of Spain

https://baijiahao.baidu.com/s?id=1654123682503085803&wfr=spider&for=pc

(4) Announcement of the General Administration of Customs No. 79 of 2019 (Announcement of the General Administration of Customs No. 79 of 2019)

http://law.foodmate.net/show-195815.html

Chinese Embassy and Consulate General in Spain

Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain

Ambassador: Wu Haitao (Also Ambassador to Andorra)

Address: C/Arturo Soria, 113, 28043 Madrid

Telephone: 0034-91519424 2

Fax: 0034-91519203 5

Website: http://es.chineseembassy.org

http://es.china-embassy.org

E-mail: chinaemb_es@mfa.gov.cn

Consular Section: C/Josefa Valcarcel 40, 1A Planta 1, 28027 Madrid, Spain.(Seccion Consular de la Embajada de China)

Telephone: 0034-91741472 8

Fax: 0034-91741479 3

Consular Protection Phone: 0034-699089086

Consulate-General Barcelona (Spain)

CONSULATE-GENERAL OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA IN BARCELONA

Consul General: Lin Nan (female)

Address: No. 34, Avda. Tibidabo, 08022-Barcelona, Spain

Address: Carrer de Ileo XIII, No.34

No. : 0034-934342950 (Head Office), 932547070 (Certificate Department)

Fax: 0034-932127718 (Head Office), 932118794 (Certificate Department)

Consular Protection: 0034-688306666 6

Website: http://barcelona.china-consulate.org

http://barcelona.chineseconsulate.org

mail: barcelonazlg@hotmail.com

Spanish Embassy and Consulate in China

Spanish Embassy in China

Embassy of Spain

Chancery: 9 Sanlitun Road

Chancery: No. 9, San Li Tun Lu

Tel: 65323629 65323728 65321445

Fax: 65323401

E-mail: emb.pekin@maec.es

Url (Website) : http://www.exteriores.gob.es/embajadas/pekin

Information Office: No. 9 Sanlitun Road

Press Office: No. 9, San Li Tun Lu

Telephone: 65326507

Fax: 65326508

Electronic mail (E-mail) : pekin@comunicacion.presidencia.gob.es

Consular Office: No. 9 Dongsi Street, Sanlitun

Consular Section: No. 9, San Li Tun Dong Si Jie

Tel: 65320780 65320781 65320782

Fax: 65320784

E-mail: cog.pekin@maec.es

Commercial Office: 5th floor and 6th floor, Spain Mansion, Block A, South Gongji Road, Chaoyang District

Economic and Commercial Office: Spain BLDG. 5-6 Floor A1-B,

Gong Ti Nan Lu, Chaoyang District

Telephone: 58799733

Fax: 58799734

E-mail: pekin@comercio.mineco.es

beijing@comercio.mineco.es

Url (Website) : http://china.oficinascomerciales.es

Education Section: Room 102, Unit 1, Building 1, Tayuan Diplomatic Residence

Education Section: TA Yuan Diplomatic Compound Building 1,

Apt. 1, Room 102

Tel: 84608286

Fax: 84608518

E-mail: consejeria.cn@mecd.es

Website: www.mecd.gob.es/china

Tourism Office: No. 2, 12 / F, Unit 2, Tayuan Diplomatic Office Building

Tourism Section: 2-12-2, Tayuan Diplomatic Office Building

Tel: 65329306 65329307

Fax: 65329305

E-mail: beijing@tourspain.es

Website: http://www.tourspain.es

Military attache's office: 5-1-111 Tower Garden Diplomatic Apartment, No. 1 Xindong Road, Chaoyang District

Defense Attache Office: Xin Dong Lu, 1-Tayuan Diplomatic Compound,

Apt. 5-1-111

Telephone: 65325547

Fax: 65321150

mail: agredpek@oc.mde.es

Consulate General of the Kingdom of Spain in Shanghai

Chancery: Room 1201, Zone 2, Jinmao Building Office Building, 88 Century Avenue, Shanghai

Chancery: Room 1201, Zone 2, Jin Mao Tower, 88 Century Avenue, Shanghai

Tel: 021-63213543

Fax: 021-63211726

Region: Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangxi

District: Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jiangsu, Anhui, Jiangsu

Trade and Economic Organizations (Associations of Commerce)

Trade authority

Spain's trade management functions are vested in the Secretariat of State for Trade under the Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness. The Spanish Agency for Foreign Trade and Investment (ICEX) and various chambers of commerce are responsible for the specific organization and coordination. These institutions are semi-official and private guild organizations for advisory and service purposes.

ICEX is an economic and trade promotion agency under the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism. Its main function is to collect and research trade and investment information. Provide services for investors and attract foreign investment; Promote the internationalization process of western enterprises, and promote the competitiveness of western enterprises, especially small and medium-sized enterprises.

ICEX has more than 30 representative offices in the western region, more than 100 economic and commercial offices and 31 business centers around the world, providing infrastructure and incubation services for the overseas development of western enterprises.

ICEX is committed to providing systematic, efficient and fast investment promotion services, and strives to become a bridge and link for investment cooperation between governments, institutions and enterprises at home and abroad in Spain. We will regularly publish national trade and investment reports and manuals, and regularly release statistics on foreign trade and foreign investment.

Website: https://www.icex.es/icex/es/index.html

Paseo de la Castellana, 278, 28046 Madrid

Telephone: 0034-90034900 0

Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism (Ministerio de Industria, Comercio y Turismo)

Website: https://www.mincotur.gob.es/es-es/Paginas/index.aspx

Ministerio de Economia y Empresa

Website: http://www.mineco.gob.es/

Spanish National Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio de Espana is the leader of 86 local chambers of commerce in Spain, 47 local economic observatory and 35 overseas chambers of commerce, and acts as the overall coordinator in the network of chambers of commerce in Spain. He is also a member of the International Chamber of Commerce, European Chamber of Commerce and other international business associations.

The National Chamber of Commerce provides diversified services for enterprises to enhance innovation, digitalization and competitiveness, entrepreneurship guidance, personnel training, foreign trade consultation, mediation and arbitration, aiming to provide necessary support and assistance for the development of western enterprises and cooperation between domestic and foreign enterprises.

Website: https://www.camara.es/

Address: Calle Ribera de Loira, 12, 28042 Madrid

Telephone: 0034-91590690 0

Confederation of Spanish Business Organizations (CEOE)

Founded in 1977, the Confederation of Spanish Business Organizations (CEOE) has more than 2 million voluntary corporate members spanning all sectors of the economy. CEOE's main members include more than 200 local and trade associations, covering more than 4,500 grass-roots associations across the country, so it is known as "the chamber of commerce". There are Small and Medium Enterprises Chapter (CEPYME), Self-Employed Persons Chapter (ATA) and Young Entrepreneurs Chapter (CEAJE).

CEOE represents the interests of employers. Its main functions include analyzing the national economy and social labor conditions, and proposing plans to improve the competitiveness of enterprises. Study of the domestic political, economic and Labour situation; Cooperate with international organizations and global associations.

Website: https://www.ceoe.es/es

Address: Calle Diego de Leon, 50, 28006 Madrid

Telephone: 0034-91566340 0

The address of the Spanish Regional Chamber of Commerce

Deportivo Coruna Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de A Coruna

Address: C/ Alameda, 30-32-1 & Ordem; - 15003 - A CORUNA

Telephone: 981 216 072

Fax: 981 225 208

E-mail: ccincoruna@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaracoruna.com

Arava Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Alava

C/ Eduardo Dato, 38-01005 Vitoria-Gasteiz (Alava)

Telephone: 945 141 800

Fax: 945 143 156

E-mail: cocia@camaradealava.com

Website: http://www.camaradealava.com

Albacete Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Albacete

C/ Tesifonte Gallego, 22-02002 Albacete

Telephone: 967 59.00.93

23.53.45 fax: 967)

E-mail: ccialbacete@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaranet.com/albacete/

Alkoy Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Alcoy

C/ Sant Francesc, 10-03801 Alcoy (Alicante)

Telephone: 965 549 100

Fax: 965 549 099

E-mail: camara@camaraalcoy.net

Website: http://www.camaraalcoy.net

Alicante Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Alicante

C/ San Fernando, 4-03002 Alicante

Telephone: 965 20.11.33-96520.12.34/5

Fax: 96520.14.57

E-mail: general@camara-alc.es

Website: http://www.camaralicante.com

Almeria Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Almeria

Address: C/ Conde Ofalia, 22-ENTLO.-04001 Almeria

Telephone: 95023.44.33

Fax: 95023.48.50

E-mail: estudios@camaralmeria.com

Website: http://www.camaralmeria.com

Anduhar Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Andujar

Address: C/ San Francisco, 7-2& ORDM; - 23740 ANDUJAR Jaen

Telephone: 95350.08.90

Fax: 95350.08.90

Arevalo Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Arevalo

Plaza El Salvador, 2-2& ORDM; D-05200 Arevalo (Avila)

Telephone: (920) 30.00.72

Fax: (920) 30.37.23

E-mail: camara@arevalociudad.com

Website: http://www.arevalociudad.com

Astolga Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Astorga

C/ Padres Redentoristas, 26-24700 Astorga (Leon)

Telephone: 987 602 423

Fax: 987 618 709

E-mail: secretaria@camaraastorga.com

Website: http://www.astorga.com/empresa/ccomerci.htm

Avila Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Avila

C/ Eduardo Marquina, 6-05001 Avila

Telephone: 920 352 300

Fax: 920 255 159

E-mail: ca0500@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaradeavila.com

The Ayamont Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Ayamonte

Address: Muelle de Portugal, 41-2 & Ordem; - 21400 AYAMONTE (Huelva)

Telephone: (959) 32.00.50

Fax: (959) 32.00.50

Website: http://www.camara-ayamonte.com

Badahos Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Badajoz

Avda. Europa, 4-06004 Badajoz

Telephone: 924 234 600

Fax: 924 243 853

E-mail: camarabadajoz@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camarabadajoz.org

Barcelona Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Barcelona

Address: Avda. Diagonal, 452-454-08006 Barcelona

Telephone: 902 448 448

Fax: 934 169 301

E-mail: cambra@mail.cambrabcn.es

Website: http://www.cambrabcn.es

Bohar Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Bejar

C/ COLON, 33, 1& ORDM; - 37700 BEJAR (Salamanca)

Telephone: 923 400 610

Fax: 923 403 783

E-mail: camarabejar@usuarios.retecal.es

Website: http://www.cocicyl.es/e-index_DirectorioCamaras_Bejar.html

Bilbao Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Bilbao

Address: C/ Gran Via, 13-48001 Bilbao

Telephone: 944 706 500

Fax: 944 436 171

E-mail: info@camarabilbao.com

Website: http://www.camarabilbao.com

The Chamber of Commerce of Bliviesca

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Briviesca

Address: C/ Medina, 2-09240 Briviesca (Burgos)

Telephone: (947) 59.02.43

Fax: (947) 59.27.00

E-mail: camarabriviesca@ctv.es

Website: http://www.cocicyl.es/e-index_DirectorioCamaras_Briviesca.html

Burgos Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Burgos

Address: C/ San Carlos, 1-1& ORDM; - 09003 BURGOS,

Telephone: (947) 20.18.44-20.89.60-26.30.70

Fax: (947) 26.36.26

E-mail: correo@camaraburgos.com

Website: http://www.camaraburgos.com

Caceres Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria Caceres

Plaza Del Doctor Duran, 2-10003 Caceres

Telephone: (927) 62.71.08

Fax: (927) 62.71.09

E-mail: correo@camaracaceres.es

Website: http://www.camaracaceres.es

The Chamber of Commerce of Cadiz

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Cadiz

Address: C/ Antonio Lopez, 4-11004 Cadiz

Telephone: 956 010 000

Fax: 956 250 710

E-mail: secretariocadiz@camaranet.com

Website: http://www.camaracadiz.com

Regional Chamber of Commerce around Gibraltar

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Campo de Gibraltar

Address: Avda. Virgen del Carmen, 15-1& Ordem; - 11201 Campo DE Gibraltar (Algeciras)

Telephone: (956) 65.58.11

Fax: (956) 65.59.60

Email: camara@camaracampodegibraltar.com

Website: http://www.camaracampodegibraltar.com

Cantabria Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Cantabria

Plaza de Velarde, 5-39001 Santander (Cantabria)

Telephone: (942) 31.80.00

Fax: (942) 31.43.10

E-mail: ccincantabria@camaracantabria.com

Website: http://www.camaracantabria.com

Cartagena Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion Cartagena

Address: Muelle Alfonso XII, S/N-30201 Cartagena-Apartadocorreos: 132

Telephone: (968) 50.70.50/54/58

Fax: (968) 12.26.92

E-mail: admin@cocin-cartagena.es

Website: http://www.cocin-cartagena.es

Castelion Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion Castellon

Address: Avda. Hermanos Bou, 79-12003 Castellon

Telephone: 964 356 500

Fax: 964 356 510

E-mail: fgarcia@camaracs.es

Website: http://www.camaracs.es

Ceuta Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion Cuta

Address: C/ Muelle Canonero Dato, S/N-51001 Ceuta

Telephone: (956) 50.95.90

Fax: (956) 50.95.89

E-mail: cocinceuta@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaraceuta.org

Chamber of Commerce of Cite Real

Camara de Comercio e Industria Ciudad Real

Address: C/ Lanza, 2-13004 Ciudad Real

Telephone: 926 274 444

Fax: 926 253 813

E-mail: info@camaracr.org

Website: http://www.camaracr.org/

Supreme Council of the Chamber of Commerce of Castilla-Leon

Consejo Regional DE Camaras DE Comercio E Industria DE Castilla Y Leon

Address: Plaza San Juan Bautista de la Salle, 2-Entreplanta-47006 Valladolid

Telephone: (983) 37.48.59/12

Fax: (983) 37.49.69

E-mail: camarasclm@teleline.es

Website: http://www.cocicyl.es

Supreme Council of Valencia Regional Chamber of Commerce

Consejo DE Camaras OFICIALES DE Comercio, Industria Y Navegacion DE LA Comunidad Valenciana

Address: Plaza de Alfonso El Magnanimo, 12-1 & Ordem; - 2ª - 46003 VALENCIA

Telephone: 963 534 072

Fax: 963 534 073

E-mail: consejocamarascv@camarascv.org

Website: http://camarascv.org

Supreme Council of the Catalan Chamber of Commerce

Consejo DE Camaras OFICIALES DE Comercio, Industria Y Navegacion DE Catalunya

Address: AV. Diagonal, 452-454-08006 Barcelona

Telephone: 934 169 457

Fax: 934 169 521

E-mail: consell@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambrescat.es

Cordoba Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Cordoba,

Address: C/ Perez de Castro, 1-14003 Cordoba

Telephone: (957) 29.61.99-29.63.99-29.65.99

Fax: (957) 20.21.06

E-mail: camaracordoba@telefonica.net

Onka Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Cuenca,

Address: C/ Calderon de la Barca, 30-16001 Cuenca

Telephone: 969 222 351

Fax: 969 228 923

E-mail: correo@camaracuenca.org

Website: http://www.camaracuenca.org/

Chamber of Commerce in Majorca, Ebiza and Formontera

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Mallorca, Eivissa I Formentera,

C/ Estudio General, 7-07001 Palma DE Mallorca

Telephone: 971 710 188

Fax: 971 726 302

E-mail: ccinmallorca@camaras.org

Website: http://www.cambresbalears.com

Delegacion en Eivissa:

C/ Historiador J. Clapes, 4-07800 Eivissa

Telephone: 971 301 492

Fax: 971 307 110

E-mail: ccinibiza@camaras.org

Delegacion en Formentera:

Edificio Aurora, 6-07860 S.Francisco Javier

Telephone: 971 322 061

Fax: 971 322 631

E-mail: camaraformentera@camaras.org

Ferrol Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Ferrol,

Recinto Ferial de Punta Arnela-a Malata, S/N-15405 Ferrol (A Coruna)

Telephone: (981) 33.31.65

Fax: (981) 33.30.96

E-mail: info@camaraferrol.org

Website: http://www.camaraferrol.org

Gihon Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Gijon,

Address: CR Piles Al Infanzon, 652-33202 Gijon

Telephone: 985 180 180

Fax: 985 180 106

E-mail: infocamara@camaragijon.com

Website: http://www.camaragijon.com/

Girona Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Girona,

Address: C/ Gran Via Jaume I, 46-17001 Girona

Telephone: 972 418 500

Fax: 972 418 501

E-mail: girona@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambra.gi

Grenada Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Granada,

Address: C/ PAZ, 18-18002 Granada Apartado Correos: 291

Telephone: (958) 53.61.52

Fax: (958) 53.62.92

E-mail: ccigranada@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaragranada.org/

Chamber of Commerce of Guadalajara

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Guadalajara,

Address: C/ Mayor, 28-19001 Guadalajara

Telephone: (949) 24.70.32

Fax: (949) 24.72.45

E-mail: cciguadalajara@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaranet.com/guadalajara/

The Chambers of Commerce of Gubbskaya

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Gipuzkoa,

Paseo Ramon M&ORDF; Lili, 6-20002 Donostia - San Sebastian (Gipuzkoa)

Telephone: 943 272 100

Fax: 943 293 239

E-mail: dg@camaragipuzkoa.com

Website: http://www.camaragipuzkoa.com

Welva Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Huelva,

C/ SOR Angela de la Cruz, 1-21003 Huelva

Telephone: 959 245 900, 959 245 943 Y 959 540 126

Fax: 959 245 699

E-mail: registro@camarahuelva.com

Website: http://www.camarahuelva.com

The Huesca Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Huesca,

C/ Santo Angel de la Guarda, 7. -22005 Huesca

Telephone: (974) 24.46.31/99

Fax: (974) 22.96.44

E-mail: camarahuesca@camarahuesca.com

Website: http://www.camarahuesca.com/

Hahn Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Jaen,

Address: C/ Hurtado, 29. -23001 Jaen

Telephone: 953 247 950

Fax: 953 240 738

E-mail: secgeneral@camarajaen.com

Website: http://www.camarajaen.com

Jerez Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Jerez de LA Frontera,

C/ Cadiz, 5-11407 Jerez DE LA Frontera (Cadiz)

Telephone: 956 340791 Y 956 348 740

Fax: 956 344 965

E-mail: camara@camarajerez.com

Website: http://www.camaraenaccion.com

La Rioja Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de LA Rioja,

Address: C/ Portales, 12-26001 Logrono (La Rioja)

Telephone: (941) 24.85.00

Fax: (941) 23.99.65

E-mail: camararioja@camararioja.com

The Las Palmas Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Las Palmas,

C/ Leon y Castillo, 24-35003 Las Palmas

Telephone: (928) 39.10.45

Fax: (928) 36.23.50

E-mail: info@camaralp.es

Website: http://www.camaralaspalmas.org

Chamber of Commerce of Leon

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Leon,

C/ Fajeros, 1-24002 Leon

Telephone: (987) 22.44.00/04

Fax: (987) 22.24.51

E-mail: ccileon@camaraleon.com

Website: http://www.camaraleon.com

45、莱里达商会

Camara de Comercio e Industria de LLEIDA,

地址: C/ Anselm Clave, 2 - 25007 LLEIDA

电话: (973) 23.61.61

传真: (973) 24.74.67

电子邮件: lleida@cambrescat.es

网站: http://www.cambralleida.com

46、利纳雷斯商会

Camara de Comercio e Industria de LINARES,

地址: C/ Sagunto, 1 - 23700 LINARES (Jaen)

电话: 953 606 063

传真: 953 695 511

电子邮件: camara@camaradelinares.org

网站: http://www.camaradelinares.org

47、洛尔卡商会

Camara de Comercio e Industria de LORCA,

地址: Plaza del Cano, 3 - 30800 LORCA (Murcia)

电话: (968) 47.74.88

传真: (968) 47.74.16

电子邮件: coci-lorca@cocin-murcia.es

网站: http://www.camaracomlorca.es

48、卢戈商会

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de LUGO,

地址: Avda. de Ramon Ferreiro, 18 - 27002 LUGO

电话: (982) 28.43.00

传真: (982) 24.43.01

电子邮件: camara@camaralugo.com

网站: http://www.camaralugo.com

49、马德里商会

Camara de Comercio e Industria de MADRID,

地址: C/ Ribera del Loira, 56-58 - 28042 MADRID

电话: 915 383 500

传真: 915 383 677

电子邮件: cpd2@camaramadrid.es

网站: http://www.camaramadrid.es/

50、马拉加商会

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de MALAGA,

地址: C/ Cortina del Muelle, 23 - Palacio de Villalcazar - 29015 MALAGA

电话: (95) 10.10.800 - (952) 21.16.73 / 75

传真: (952) 22.98.94

电子邮件: info@camaramalaga.com

网站: http://www.camaramalaga.com

51、曼雷萨商会

Camara de Comercio e Industria de MANRESA,

地址: Plaza Pedregar, 1 - 08240 MANRESA

电话: (93) 872.42.22

传真: (93) 872.77.66

电子邮件: manresa@cambrescat.es

网站: http://www.cambramanresa.com

52、梅里亚商会

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de MELILLA,

地址: C/ Miguel de Cervantes, 7 - 52001 MELILLA

电话: (952) 68.48.40 - 68.55.21

传真: (952) 68.31.19

电子邮件: ccinmelilla@camaras.org

53、梅诺尔卡商会

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de MENORCA,

地址: C/ Miguel Veri, 3-A - 07703 MAHON (Menorca)

电话: (971) 36.31.94

传真: (971) 36.84.16

电子邮件: camaracomercio@menorca.infotelecom.es

网站: http://www.camaramenorca.com

54、米兰达-德-埃布罗商会

Camara de Comercio e Industria de MIRANDA DE EBRO (Burgos),

地址: C/ Ronda del Ferrocarril, 31 1º - 09200 MIRANDA DE EBRO (Burgos)

电话: (947) 33.52.00

传真: (947) 31.35.93

电子邮件: contactar@camaramiranda.com

网站: http://www.camaramiranda.com

Mortier Chamber of Commerce

Camara Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Motril,

C/ Catalanes, 4, Bajo-18600 Motril (Granada)

Telephone: 958 821 160

Fax: 958 609 136

E-mail: ccimotril@camaras.org

Murcia Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Murcia,

Plaza de San Bartolome, 3-30004 Murcia

Telephone: (968) 22.94.00

Fax: (968) 22.94.24

E-mail: jperez@cocin-murcia.es

Website: http://www.cocin-murcia.es

Navarra Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Navarra,

Address: C/ General Chinchilla, 4-31002 Pamplona (Navarra)

Telephone: 948 077 070

Fax: 948 077 080

E-mail: comunicacion@camaranavarra.com

Website: http://www.camaranavarra.com

Orensey Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Ourense,

Address: Avda. de la Habana, 30 BIS-32003 Ourense

Telephone: 988 233 116

Fax: 988 233 088

E-mail: camara@camaraourense.com

Website: http://www.camaraourense.com

The Oliveira Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Orihuela,

Address: Avda. de la Vega, 22-entlo. -03300 Orihuela (Alicante)

Telephone: (96) 674.35.02-674.21.40

Fax: (96) 673.67.30

E-mail: camaraor@dip-alicante.es

The Orvieto Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Oviedo,

C/ Quintana, 32-33009 Oviedo

Telephone: 985 207 575

Fax: 985 207 200

E-mail: correo@camara-ovi.es

Website: http://www.camara-ovi.es/

The Palamos Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Palamos,

Plaza de la Murada, 1-17230 Palamos (Girona)

Telephone: (972) 31.40.77

Fax: (972) 31.88.10

E-mail: palamos@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambrescat.es/palamos/p-01.htm

Palencia Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Palencia,

Plaza Pio XII, 7-34005 Palencia

Telephone: (979) 16.50.51

Fax: (979) 73.09.70

E-mail: general@cocipa.es

Website: http://www.cocipa.es

Chamber of Commerce of Ponte Vedra

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Pontevedra,

C/ Jardines Vicenti, 4-2& Ordem; - 36001 PONTEVEDRA

Telephone: 986 866 303 Y 986 851 488

Fax: 986 862 643

E-mail: ccinpontevedra@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaras.og/pontevedra

The raeus chamber of commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Reus,

C/ Boule, 2-43201 Reus (Tarragona)

Telephone: 977 338 080-977 338 016

Fax: 977 315 810

E-mail: reus@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambrareus.org

Sabadel Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Sabadell,

Address: C/ Alfonso XIII, 45-08202 Sabadell

Telephone: 937 451 255

Fax: 937 451 256 Y 937 451 261

E-mail: sabadell@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambrasabadell.org

Salamanca Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Salamanca,

Plaza de Sexmeros, 2-37001 Salamanca

Telephone: 923 211 797

Fax: 923 280 146

E-mail: secretaria@camarasalamanca.com

Website: http://www.camarasalamanca.com

The Chamber of Commerce of Santa Felius de Giselles

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de San Feliu de Guixols,

Paseo del Mar, 40-17220 Sant Feliu DE Guixols (Girona)

Telephone: (972) 32.08.84

Fax: (972) 32.54.50

E-mail: stfeliu@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambrescat.es/stfeliu/p-01.htm

Chamber of Commerce of St. Corus de Tenerife

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Santa Cruz de Tenerife,

Address: Pz. Candelaria,1 Ed.Olympo, 4A.pl.-38003 Santa Cruz DE Tenerife

Telephone: 922 533 760

Fax: 922 245 270

E-mail: info@camaratenerife.com

Website: http://www.camaratenerife.com

San Diego Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Santiago de Compostela,

C/ San Pedro de Mezonzo, 44-Bajo. -15701 Santiago de Compostela

Telephone: (981) 59.68.00/50-59.66.55/66

Fax: (981) 59.03.22

E-mail: ccinsantiago@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaranet.com/santiago/

Segovia Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Segovia,

Address: C/ San Francisco, 32 (Ed. Casa del Sello de Panos) -40001 Segovia

Telephone: 921 432 300/11

Fax: 921 430 563

E-mail: raznar@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camarasegovia.org

Chamber of Commerce in Seville

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Sevilla,

Address: Plaza de la Contratacion, 8-41004 Sevilla

Telephone: (954) 21.10.05-21.10.04/6

Fax: (954) 22.56.19

E-mail: ccinsevilla@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaradesevilla.com

Soria Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Soria,

Address: C/ Venerable Carabantes, 1C-1 & Ordem; - 42003 SORIA

Telephone: 975 213 944 Y 975 213 945

Fax: 975 228 619

E-mail: ccisoria@camarasoria.com

Website: http://www.camarasoria.com

Tarragona Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Tarragona,

Address: Avenida Pau Casals, 17-43003 Tarragona

Telephone: 977 219 676

Fax: 977 240 900

E-mail: tarragona@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.bambratgn.com

Talega Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Tarrega,

Plaza Mayor, 4-25300 T&Agrve; RREGA (Lleida)

Telephone: (973) 31.43.27

Fax: (973) 31.43.55

E-mail: tarrega@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambratarrega.com/

Trassa Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Terrassa,

Address: C/ Blasco de Garay, 29/49-08224 Terrassa (Barcelona)

Telephone: 937 339 833

Fax: 937 891 165

E-mail: info@cambraterrassa.es

Website: http://www.cambraterrassa.es

Troel Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Teruel,

C/ Amantes, 17-44001 Teruel

Telephone: (978) 61.81.91

Fax: (978) 61.81.92

E-mail: camara.teruel@jet.es

Website: http://www.camarateruel.com

The Toledo Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Toledo,

Address: Plaza de San Vicente, 3-45001 Toledo

Telephone: (925) 28.01.11

Fax: (925) 28.00.04

E-mail: ccitoledo@camaras.org

Website: http://www.camaranet.com/toledo/

The Tolera Vega Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Torrelavega,

C/ Ruiz Tagle, 6-39300 Torrelavega (Cantabria)

Telephone: 942 890 162 Y 942 890 166

Fax: 942 884 083

E-mail: s.generales@camaratorrelavega.com

Website: http://www.camaratorrelavega.com

Tortoza Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Tortosa,

C/ Cervantes, 7-43500 Tortosa (Tarragona)

Telephone: 977 441 537

Fax: 977 444 370

E-mail: tortosa@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambratortosa.com

All according to the chamber of commerce

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Tui,

Address: C/ Augusto Gonzalez Besada, 15-1 & Orm; Derecha. - 36700 Tui (Pontevedra)

Telephone: 986 600 216-986 600 386

Fax: 986 601 512

E-mail: camaratui@camaratui.com

Website: htp://www.camaratui.com

Chamber of Commerce of Valencia

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Valencia,

C/ Poeta Querol, 15-46002 Valencia

Telephone: 963 103 900

Fax: 963 531 742 Y 963 531 743

E-mail: info@camaravalencia.com

Website: http://www.camaravalencia.com

The Vali Adolid Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Valladolid,

Address: Avda. Ramon Pradera, S/N-47009 Valladolid

Telephone: 983 370 400

Fax: 983 370 660

E-mail: camaravalladolid@camaravalladolid.com

Website: http://www.camaravalladolid.com

Chamber of Commerce of Vals

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Valls,

Address: C/ Jacint Verdaguer, 1, 2N-43800 Valls

Telephone: 977 600 909

Fax: 977 606 456

E-mail: valls@cambrescat.es

Website: http://www.cambravalls.com

Chamber of Commerce of Vigo

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Vigo,

Address: C/ Velazquez Moreno, 29-3 & Ordem; y 4ª (Galerias Duran) - 36202 Vigo

Telephone: 986 432 533

Fax: 986 435 659

E-mail: camaravigo@camaravigo.com

Website: http://www.camaravigo.com

Chamber of Commerce of Villa Garcia-de Arosa

Camara de Comercio, Industria y Navegacion de Vilagarcia de Arousa,

Avda. Doctor Touron, 46-36600 Vilagarcia DE Arousa (Pontevedra)

Telephone: 986 565 286

Fax: 986 500 621

E-mail: camaravilagarcia@camaravilagarcia.com

The Zamora Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Zamora,

Address: C/ Pelayo, 6-49014 Zamora

Telephone: 980 530 050 Y 980 533 182

Fax: 980 518 594

E-mail: general@camarazamora.com

Zaragoza Chamber of Commerce

Camara de Comercio e Industria de Zaragoza,

Address: C/ Isabel Catolica, 2 (Antigua Feria de Muestras) - 50009 Zaragoza

Telephone: (976) 30.61.61

Fax: (976) 35.79.45

E-mail: cci@camarazaragoza.com

Website: http://www.camarazaragoza.com

Spanish Exhibition Association

Asociacion de Ferias de Espana (Asociacion de Ferias de Espana) was founded in 1964 as a non-profit private organization providing public services with the main purpose of promoting the development of events related to exhibitions in Spain.

Address: C/Albadalejo 4 Bajo, Opicina 28, 28037, Madrid

Phone: 0034-915621022 Website: www.afe.es

Spanish Chamber of Commerce in China

With three offices in Beijing, Shanghai and South China, the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in China aims to promote trade and economic relations between Chinese and Western companies, as well as services of interest to its members.

The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in China is the only official organization recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness and registered with the Chinese Ministry of Civil Affairs. It is the only chamber of commerce supported by the two governments.

The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in China is a member of a network of local chambers of commerce in Spain, which are located in various cities in Spain. Through this network of chambers of commerce, consulting and services can be provided to Chinese companies wishing to do business in Spain. At the same time, the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in China cooperates with the Spanish Business Confederation, the major Spanish industry associations and other foreign trade organizations to provide services and assistance to Chinese companies who are interested in trading in Spain or with Spanish companies.

The chamber provides services and advice, both directly and indirectly through its members, to Chinese companies that wish to do business with Spanish companies in China, Spain and other countries, especially in Latin America.

The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in China organizes trade related activities and seminars with Spanish and Chinese enterprises in China to provide services for the trade development of Spanish and Chinese companies. Spanish entrepreneurs in China also play a role as business management consultants for collective interests and mutual defense.

The Chamber of Commerce brings together more than 500 companies from all walks of life, which are major players in the trade relations between Spain and China. Join a network of major players from Spain in important industries and sectors in China. The best products and services from Spain in China. Get to know the most powerful business and partners from Spain in China.

http://www.spanishchamber-ch.com/

The registration of Camara de Comercio e Inversion de China en Espana in Spain was officially completed in July 2012 after being reported to the Ministry of Commerce for the record. The current rotating chairman is ICBC Spain Branch, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce: Yi Yang, E-mail: yi.yang@ccince.com.

The list of major member enterprises and their contact information are as follows: