International Customs
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Jordan companies begin compliance process under new EU exports deal
AMMAN: Six Jordanian companies have so far completed the procedures deemed necessary to start exporting their products to the European...
Australian citrus exports hit record high levels of $315m this year
CANBERRA: Australian citrus exports have reached a new record high of $315 million for the year, to date. Citrus Australia...
Iran will reduce its heavy water exports
TEHRAN: Iran’s atomic agency says it will begin exporting less heavy water because of an oversupply in the international market....
India exports drop 10% in November to $1.18 bln
NEW DELHI: Indian exports of polished diamonds in November period fell 10 percent on the year to $1.18 billion, according...
Iranian businesses seek Azerbaijan’s trade expertise
TEHRAN: There are many companies in Iran with internationally presentable products, but they need some expert marketing partners in order...
Hong Kong bans import of German, Dutch poultry products
HONG KONG: The Hong Kong food safety authority said on Wednesday that it has banned the import of poultry meat...
Azerbaijan eyes to cut import of machinery products by 2020
BAKU: Azerbaijan intends to significantly reduce the import of products of heavy industry and machinery by 2020. This is reflected...
VN imports $8.3b of equipment from China in 11 months
HANOI: Viet Nam paid US$8.27 billion on importing equipment and machines from China in the past 11 months of 2016,...
Thai c.bank holds policy rate, keeps growth outlook
BANGKOK: Thailand’s central bank left its key policy rate unchanged on Wednesday, as expected, and maintained its growth estimate for...
India Nov crude oil imports rise 12.7% on year
NEW DELHI: Domestic refiners have been trying to run refineries at over 100% capacity as local demand soar. Crude imports...
Vodacom South Africa launches One Net Business
CAPE TOWN: Vodacom South Africa has launched One Net Business, a cloud-based unified communications service that converges fixed and mobile...
Zimbabwe’s narrows trade deficit by 27%
HARARE: Zimbabwe’s trade deficit in the 11 months to November this year narrowed by 27% to $2,2 billion, an indication...
Russia to cut oil exports outside ex-Soviet nations by 0.7% in Q1
MOSCOW: Russia will cut oil exports to markets outside the former Soviet Union (FSU) by 0.7 percent in January-March from...
Russia expects 10bln cbm gas export growth in 2016
MOSCOW: Russia's gas exports are expected to grow by 10 billion cubic meters to reach 202.3 billion cubic meters this...
NZ trade deficit narrows in November
WELLINGTON: New Zealand's monthly trade deficit narrowed in November as imports declined from earlier periods which were boosted by aircraft...
Vote on tax help for Greek islands pushed to Wednesday
ATHENS: A Greek Parliament vote on a special tax allowance for Aegean islands struggling to accommodate thousands of migrants has...
Bulk of wine consumed in Greece illegal and excise tax not helping
ATHENS: An excise tax on wine introduced a year ago has resulted in a burgeoning illegal market rather than revenues,...
Ex-revenues chief to preside over independent MPs
ATHENS: Former Finance Ministry chief of public revenues Haris Theocharis was selected on Tuesday to represent Parliament’s seven independent MPs....
Belarus, Malaysia to develop comprehensive cooperation
KUALA LUMPUR: Belarus is ready to develop political and economic cooperation with Malaysia without any claims and conditions. Despite the...
Swiss trade surplus grows in Nov
BERN: Switzerland's foreign trade surplus increased in November, as imports fell faster than exports, the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs...
