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Dutch food firms aiming to double exports by 2025
AMSTERDAM: Rising sales of meat, dairy, seafood and beverages can help Irish agri-food meet its target to near double exports...
Zambezi Gas exports to Zambia
WASHINGTON: Matabeleland North-based Zambezi Gas has started exporting to Zambia and targets volumes of about 10 000 tonnes of coal...
Electronic products remain Philippine top exports
MANILA: Electronic products remained to be the country’s top exports as the sector grew by 11.6% from US$2.359 billion in...
Polish food exports may reach €25 bln this year
WARSAW: The value of Polish food exports could reach €25 billion this year compared to €24 billion in 2015, according...
Indonesia’s refined palm exports to India increase
JAKARTA: Indonesian and Malaysian palm oil refiners are growing at the expense of Indian refining units, thanks to lower duty...
Car exports from Chennai ports on reverse gear
WASHINGTON: Indian car exports through Chennai and Kamarajar sea ports saw contraction in the first half of the current fiscal...
Romania’s furniture exports, up almost 10%
WASHINGTON: Furniture exports increased by 9.7% in the first six months of the year compared to the same period last...
India, Brazil ink four MoUs
BRASÍLIA: India and Brazil on Monday signed four Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) during a bilateral meeting held in Goa's Salcete...
Sri Lankan PM visits Brussels to renegotiate GSP Plus
BRUSSELS: Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe arrived in Brussels, Belgium Sunday for high level discussions with the European Union...
Sri Lanka seeks Qatari investment
DOHA: Sri Lanka is keen on seeking Qatari investment in tourism, power and health sectors, says Rajitha Senaratne, Minister of...
Air NZ numbers continue to rise
WELLINGTON: Air New Zealand passenger numbers continued to rise in September and the airline carried 1.5 million passengers in the...
CJ E&M expands operations to Vietnam, Thailand
BANGKOK: Korean media conglomerate CJ E&M has acquired the Vietnamese content outfit and ad agency Blue Group and has set...
Banks’ fee income soars
CAPE TOWN: South Africa’s four largest full-service banks continue to grow non-interest revenue (NIR) aggressively, with the totals across the...
Exxon has lost over $1 bln from Russian sanctions
MOSCOW: Exxon has turned into a collateral victim of the U.S. economic sanctions against Russia. So while supermajor BP’s chief...
Iran eyes fisheries export to eastern Europe
TEHRAN: Deputy agriculture minister has urged Iranian private sector and businessmen to make plans for exports of fishery products to...
India gold imports plunge during Jan-Sept
MUMBAI: India gold imports decreased 58.96 percent from 658 tons to 270 tons from January to September from 658 tons...
Indonesia exports, imports fall in September
JAKARTA: Indonesia's exports and imports contracted on a yearly basis in September, the statistics bureau said on Monday, against expectations...
Barbados must reduce food imports
WASHINGTON: Barbados must step up to the plate and reduce its dependency on food imports, says Agriculture Minister Dr David...
S.Korea’s Sept coal imports up 17.8% y/y
SEOUL: South Korea's coal imports rose 17.8 percent in September compared with a year earlier, customs data showed on Monday....
Japan Sept petchem naphtha imports fall 34% y/y
TOKYO: Japan's naphtha imports for the petrochemical sector fell 34 percent in September from the same month a year ago,...
