Companies encouraged to seek indigenous product qualification

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Landing in the national catalogue could benefit

Counsel are encouraging foreign investors to learn about the process behind China's first national catalogue for indigenous innovation products, which is set to be compiled and released late this year, and apply for accreditation instead of fighting against policies.

“Now that a national catalogue will be put together, you may not like it, but you can learn to live with it and hopefully benefit from it,” said Shanghai-based intellectual property and technology partner Tony Chen.

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