Liquid Nail Adhesive: Key Performance Specs and Applications

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8. Multi-Purpose Functionality: Suitable for both temporary fixes and permanent installations—from mounting shelves, mirrors, and picture frames to repairing loose hinges, trim, or broken household items.

Below are the refined important foreign trade news items on December 18, 2025, covering major events such as the launch of Hainan Free Trade Port’s customs closure, adjustments to trade policies in multiple countries, and fluctuations in the RMB exchange rate:

1. Hainan Free Trade Port Officially Launches Island – wide Customs Closure OperationsOn December 18, Hainan Free Trade Port officially kicked off its island – wide customs closure operations. After the launch, the number of tariff – free commodity items will surge from over 1,900 to more than 6,600, accounting for about 74% of imported goods. A key policy highlight is the 30% added – value rule: goods that undergo processing in Hainan and achieve at least 30% local added value can be exported to the Chinese mainland duty – free. In addition, Hainan has the most open negative list for foreign investment access in China and will implement relaxed market access policies. It also allows visa – free entry for people from 86 countries, which is expected to strongly attract foreign investment and promote trade growth.
2. China Imposes Anti – Dumping Duties on EU Pork and Pork By – productsChina’s Ministry of Commerce has imposed anti – dumping duties on imported pork and pork by – products originating from the European Union, and this duty will remain in effect for five years to safeguard the fair trade order of the domestic related industry.
3. Offshore RMB Exchange Rate Hits 14 – month High Against US DollarThe offshore RMB exchange rate against the US dollar has climbed above 7.04, reaching a 14 – month high. This exchange rate fluctuation is conducive to reducing the cost of imported goods for Chinese enterprises and will also have a positive impact on the settlement of cross – border trade involving RMB.
4. Argentina’s Tariff Cancellation Triggers Surge in Chinese E – commerce ParcelsArgentina has abolished tariffs on small – value imports, which has led to a sharp 237% increase in the number of Chinese e – commerce parcels entering the country. Meanwhile, the simplified customs declaration procedures in Argentina have further boosted the booming development of cross – border e – commerce trade between China and Argentina.
5. Polish Sellers Call for Strengthened Supervision on Chinese Platforms Like TemuChinese e – commerce platforms such as Temu have maintained sustained growth in the Polish market. However, affected by this, local Polish sellers have called on relevant authorities to strengthen supervision on such cross – border e – commerce platforms, hoping to create a more balanced and fair local e – commerce market competition environment.
6. Shopee Vietnam to Adjust Promotion and Fee StructuresShopee Vietnam announced that it will update its coupon, promotion code and fixed fee structure on December 29. This adjustment of the platform’s operational policies will have an impact on the pricing strategies and profit margins of cross – border sellers who are engaged in business on Shopee Vietnam, and is expected to affect the transaction volume of related categories in the local market.
7. UK and South Korea Reach Updated Free Trade AgreementThe United Kingdom and South Korea have signed a new version of the free trade agreement. Under this agreement, 98% of the goods traded between the two countries will realize zero tariffs. The agreement is expected to further reduce trade barriers between the two sides and promote the growth of bilateral trade in various fields.
8. Thailand to Impose Tariffs and VAT on Imported Goods Next JanuaryThailand will implement a new tax policy from January next year. Specifically, it will levy tariffs and value – added tax on imported goods with a value of 1 baht or more. This policy adjustment will increase the import costs of related foreign goods entering the Thai market and may have an impact on the trade volume of foreign enterprises exporting to Thailand.
9. EU Issues New Toy Safety RegulationsThe European Union has officially released new toy safety regulations. The regulations strengthen chemical control requirements for toys and establish a digital traceability system. This will put forward higher compliance requirements for toy exporters from China and other countries. Enterprises need to adjust their production and testing processes to meet the new regulatory standards to smoothly enter the EU market.
10. Moldova to Accept CE Mark from Late February 2026Moldova will start accepting the CE mark from February 28, 2026. The CE mark is a passport for products to enter the European market. This move will simplify the process for European – standard products to enter Moldova, and also provide more trade opportunities for Chinese enterprises whose products have obtained the CE mark to explore the Moldovan market.