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Camus and Shede Spirits launch duty free exclusive Camus has agreed a collaboration with Baiju brand Shede Spirits. Shede Founder’s Tribute, which was unveiled at a special launch even in Shanghai. The partnership will see Camus support Shede’s development in international domestic duty-paid markets, starting with France and e-commerce in the EU. Camus Group President Cyril Camus said: “This collaboration has shown Camus’ determination to further build Baijiu’s impact in the international market, duty free and duty paid. We look forward to embarking on this brand new journey together with Shede Spirits.” The collaboration comes following Camus’ visit to the Shede Ecological Park in 2018 as part of a search encompassing numerous Chinese Baijou brands. ....
Rotorua s 2020 road toll: Four killed on local roads 8 Jan, 2021 07:00 PM 6 minutes to read Rotorua s Quinten Gale spent Christmas without his mum - one of 39 families who were without their loved ones as a result of fatal crashes in the Bay of Plenty in 2020. Four people died on Rotorua roads in 2020. It contributed to the 39 deaths in the Bay of Plenty region - which included 17 deaths in the Western Bay of Plenty, 12 in Taupō and six in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. It s almost half as many as in 2019, when 75 people died on Bay of Plenty roads - including several crashes that wiped out entire families. ....
By: Andrew Moran China will be one of the few major markets to record economic growth in 2020. As the rest of the world continues to endure the symptoms of COVID-19, Beijing has seemingly been vaccinated against the coronavirus, thanks to a plethora of fiscal and monetary interventions. But if the world’s second-largest economy is on the rebound, how come it feels like the house of cards is about to come crashing down? It is because the nation is in a fragile state as the chickens come home to roost. Corporate America is escaping the red dragon, while Uncle Sam is giving Beijing the cold shoulder. China potentially has only one ally left in the world: Wall Street. Will it be enough to survive? ....