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CPEC Chili Project earned reward at the ongoing at the 2nd China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE), China Economic Net (CEN) reported on Friday. During a featured event-the Trade Promotion Think Tank Exchange and the release of the “One Report, Two Indices”-an awards ceremony was held for the Global Supply Chain Promotion Research Competition. Among the recognized works, the report titled “Enhancing the Quality of Green Agricultural Supply Chains under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: A Case Study of the Pakistan-China Chili Project”, co-authored by Professor Song Zhihui from Sichuan University’s Pakistan Study Center and Dr. Liu Yajing of China Agricultural University, stood out, earning third prize in the Business Advocacy Award category. Professor Song Zhihui told CEN that as a project aimed at improving the quality of green agricultural supply chains under CPEC, his team was confident from the start in the research’s practical significance and long-term strategic value. “Our case study on the Pakistan-China chili project gave us a thorough understanding of the critical role green agriculture plays in global supply chains. Green agriculture is not only essential for improving product quality and promoting sustainable development, but it is also a vital measure for addressing global environmental crisis and advancing agricultural modernization.” Dr. Liu Yajing noted that the recognition from the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) underscores not only the outcomes of deep reflection and exploration by outstanding enterprises but also the potential and prospects for agricultural cooperation within CPEC. The study identified agriculture as a crucial area for bilateral collaboration, aligning with the resource strengths of both China and Pakistan. By sharing expertise and technology, the two countries can address economic challenges, improve farmer incomes, and promote sustainable development. The chili project exemplifies this approach, combining Pakistan’s agricultural assets with China’s supply chain expertise to create significant value. While addressing key challenges in the bilateral supply chain under CPEC, the researchers said that logistical inefficiencies, including inadequate infrastructure and high transportation costs, remain significant barriers. Differences in product standards and insufficient systems for information sharing further complicate cross-border operations. The need for resilient supply chains has become increasingly critical in the face of global economic uncertainties. The researchers proposed several solutions, including improving infrastructure, developing talent through specialized training programs, investing in e-commerce and digital platforms, and enhancing policy coordination between the two governments. These measures aim to reduce costs, increase efficiency, and build stronger connections between the two economies. The chili project under study is from Sichuan Puji Holdings Co.,Ltd., it is recognized as one of the inaugural agricultural initiatives under CPEC.
Kaadas, the world's largest digital smart lock manufacturer, is holding a year-end sale. The brand is offering a 15 per cent storewide discount for those four days — from Black Friday on Nov. 29 to Cyber Monday on Dec. 2. You might be reading this article because you’re looking for a new digital lock. Or, you might be curious about what a digital lock can do for you. Either way, here’s a look at the deals Kaadas is offering, as well as an introduction to digital locks and how they can help provide extra convenience and security for your household. Free gate lock with purchase of a door lock For two days only on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 , shoppers who purchase a K9-5W door lock at S$839 can get a R8GD gate lock (worth S$539) for free. This mid-range door-and-gate bundle usually costs S$1,249, which means that the price of S$839 amounts to an almost 33 per cent discount. The deal is limited to 10 sets per day at Kaadas’ Demo Store in NEX shopping mall in Serangoon, and comes with free installation and a two-year warranty. The K9-5W door lock has a biometric fingerprint scanner with the capacity to recognise 100 different fingerprints. It can be unlocked via a PIN code or RFID card as well. It’s also Wi-Fi enabled, which means you can control the lock remotely using an app, including generating a one-time PIN (e.g. if a visitor arrives at your house before you do), and retrieving real-time information on who has unlocked the door. Two mechanical keys are also provided. The K9-5W door lock in Space Grey colour. It is also available in Copper. Photo via Kaadas. Meanwhile, the R8GD gate lock offers similar features: It can be unlocked by fingerprints, PIN codes, RFID cards, and backup mechanical keys. But it differs from a door lock, in terms of unlocking methods. Door locks usually provide a manual means of unlocking the door from the inside, such as a manually-operated turnpiece. But this is not feasible for a gate lock, as someone could reach through the gate to unlock it. Thus, many digital locks — including the R8GD gate lock are unlocked via remote control. To make things even easier, the R8GD gate lock has a fingerprint sensor on the inside as well. The Kaadas R8GD gate lock . Photo via Kaadas. 15 per cent storewide discount For those interested in other models of digital lock offered by Kaadas, there is a 15 per cent storewide discount from Nov. 29 to Dec. 2 . The discount also applies to bundles of door and gate locks, for even greater savings. For those who buy in-store, Kaadas is also offering an extra year of warranty coverage (for a total of three years) for customers who follow them on Instagram (@kaadas.singapore) and post about the deals on their Instagram Story. Those wanting to enjoy this deal should set their accounts to public, and show a screenshot of their Instagram Story to Kaadas sales associates. Should I get a digital lock? Here are some things you need to know if you’re thinking of upgrading your door (and gate) lock to a digital one. Over time, digital lock makers have introduced various new features — such as new ways of verifying identity. Just like how many smartphones are unlocked with face recognition technology these days, digital locks are starting to do so too. The K20 Pro Max, Kaadas’ flagship model, is one such digital lock. Kaadas K20 Pro Max in Copper and Black (S$1,269 before discount). Black and Grey colour is also available. Photo via Kaadas. It uses a structured light 3D scanner to ensure accurate recognition of the faces registered. Such 3D scanners are so accurate that the scans of a person’s face will capture details in terms of millimetres — ensuring that only registered users are able to unlock the door. Image via Kaadas. Face recognition is just one of the features coming out from Kaadas’ dedicated R&D facilities, with other new features such as vein recognition (for those whose fingerprints may be worn down due to age or skin condition) being introduced recently. It may seem obvious, but it’s worth pointing out: A digital lock means you’ll no longer have to bring keys around. Not needing keys means no more fumbling to reach your pocket while handling bags of groceries. It also means being able to head out for a run (or an overseas trip) without needing to take special precautions to keep your keys safe. The ability to set a one-time PIN means you can control access to your home in certain special situations, such as having a part-time helper come over while you are out. You can also set the PIN to grant access only during a specific time of the day — without worrying about repeated access or unauthorised entry outside the designated hours. This might be another obvious point, but you can’t lose your key if there are no keys. Biometric security means only members of your household, or trusted friends, can access your home — and not just whoever gets their hands on the keys. If you’re concerned about the reliability of the fingerprint sensor, Kaadas’ digital locks use sensors from Fingerprint Cards (FPC). The Swedish company has been making sensors for smartphone makers including Google and BlackBerry since 2014. High-end digital locks, like the Kaadas K20 Pro Max has a built-in camera that allows you to keep an eye on potentially suspicious persons lurking outside your door. It comes with an ultra-high-definition 4-inch colour display which has 1920x1080p resolution. Through the lock’s Wi-Fi connection, you can do this on your phone, even if you aren’t home. These door locks also offer two-way communication via the mobile app, so you can verify the identity of someone who really needs to be there — such as a friend or relative dropping something off, or a repairman. The Kaadas Q9 door lock (S$809 before discount) also has a built-in camera. Photo via Kaadas. If you’re keen to explore more, mark your calendar for the sale from Nov. 29 to Dec. 2 . You can head down to the Kaadas Demo Store to experience their products for yourself, before you make a decision on what to buy. Kaadas Demo Store at NEX Serangoon Address: NEX Serangoon, 23 Serangoon Central, #B1-70, Singapore 556083 Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday, 11am to 9pm This sponsored article by Kaadas helped this writer decide to get a digital lock for his home. Top photos via Kaadas
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