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Noodle market simmers with premium heat (opens the original)
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China's instant noodle industry is entering a new chapter after years of competing on price, with leading manufacturers betting that healthier recipes, better noodle technology and premium products can persuade consumers to pay more even as overall demand remains below its pandemic peak. The shift comes as the country's convenience food market becomes increasingly crowded. Food delivery, instant retail, prepared meals and frozen foods have eroded instant noodles' long-held advantage as the quick
Frozen dessert sector sizzling as new competitors make forays (opens the original)
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Dairy Queen has surpassed 2,000 stores in China, becoming the first ice cream-focused chain in the country to reach that scale as competition intensifies in a market increasingly shaped by franchising, localized products and lower barriers to expansion. The milestone, however, is not simply a reflection of store growth. The brand's operator in China says expansion has been accompanied by improving store productivity and profitability, rather than relying solely on adding outlets. DQ's China netw
Chinese county plucks the strings of world's violin market (opens the original)
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ZHUMADIAN, HENAN – When Gao Yanding decided to make his own violin, he started with an unusual piece of wood: spruce that had been naturally aged for three decades. The Chinese-American scientist, who spent more than 20 years conducting biomedical engineering research in the United States, wanted to answer a question that had fascinated him for years as an amateur violinist. Why can two instruments made from seemingly similar pieces of wood produce vastly different sounds — and command dramatica
Chinese county plucks the strings of world's violin market - Chinadaily.com.cn (opens the original)
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When Gao Yanding decided to make his own violin, he started with an unusual piece of wood: spruce that had been naturally aged for three decades. The Chinese-American scientist, who spent more than 20 years conducting biomedical engineering research in the United States, wanted to answer a question that had fascinated him for years as an amateur violinist. Why can two instruments made from seemingly similar pieces of wood produce vastly different sounds — and command dramatically different price
Chinese factories embrace robot-driven production (opens the original)
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China accounted for nearly three out of every five industrial robots installed worldwide last year, showing the country's accelerating automation of manufacturing while positioning robotics and artificial intelligence at the center of its industrial strategy. China installed a record 354,000 industrial robots in 2025, equivalent to 59 percent of global installations, according to the World Robotics 2026 report released on Thursday by the International Federation of Robotics (IFR). The figure fur
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