September 13, 2007 - ...trade imbalance, pledging to annually revise the list of "restrained" products in the processing trade sector.The policy, becoming effective from Aug. 23, will cover the processing trade involving 1,853 kinds of products of plastics, furniture and textiles and other labor-intensive industries.However, the trade surplus of the processing trade sector still accounts for 94 percent of China's total trade surplus for the first eight months, which stood at 161.75 billion U.S.