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   Chinese ceramics

   There is archaeological evidence suggesting that both types of wares were produced at the same time at some point. ... Like Ding ware, Ru (Wade-Giles: ju) was produced in North China for imperial use.
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   Economy of the People's Republic of China

   In addition, China produced 2,450 tons of silver and 215 tons of gold in 2004. ... China's leaders have increasingly paid attention to the country's severe environmental problems.
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   Food safety in the People's Republic of China

   China's principal livestock products include pork, beef, dairy, and eggs. ... In October 2008 news emerged certain egg products produced by Hanwei Group were also contaminated with melamine.
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   Pharmaceutical industry in China

   Hoechst AG, known as Aventis, sold its products through 128 distribution agents across China in 1887, becoming China's no. 1 Western medicine and dyeing provider. ... GMP is a system to ensure products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards.
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   History of agriculture in the People's Republic of China

   Cotton, tea, and industrial crops were also produced there. ... Grain is China's most important agricultural product.
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   Pharmacy in China

   Since 1978 there have been rapid and profound changes in China which have produced differences between the previous educational model and the pace of the reform of the economic system. ... Licensing systems for new medicinal products in China demand increasingly extensive and costly investigation and testing in the laboratory and in clinical trials to establish the efficacy and safety of new products in relation to the claims to be made for their use.
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   Agriculture in the People's Republic of China

   In 2003 China produced 377 million tons, or 18.1% of total world production. ... Converted into food production, China’s major livestock products in 2004 were pork (47.2 million tons), poultry eggs (28.0 million tons), cow’s milk (18.5 million tons), poultry meat (13.4 million tons), and beef and veal (6.4 million tons).
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   Industry of China

   Prior to 1978, most output was produced by state-owned enterprises. ... Since 1963, great emphasis has been placed on the manufacture of transportation equipment, and China now produces varied lines of passenger cars, trucks, buses, and bicycles.
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   Economic history of the People's Republic of China

   China produced most kinds of products made by industrialized nations but limited quantities of high-technology items.
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    Economic history of China

    The gross domestic product of China in 1975 was estimated at about 10 percent that of the USA.

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