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Mar 19

APEDA Organizes Global Millets (Shree Anna) Conference

nder the visionary leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India has organized the Global Millets (Shree Anna) Conference today at Subramaniam Hall, NASC Complex, Pusa Road, New Delhi to stimulate the exports of millets from India and provide market linkage to the producers. Around 100 Indian millet exhibitors from different parts of the country and around 100 international buyers from various Read Full Details…

Mar 14

Chapter 07: Edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers Export import Worldwide

HS Codes of Chapter 07: Edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers Export import Worldwide Foreign Trade Laws, Licensing needs, Customs Clearance process, International Logistics, and transportation type and Exim Documentation requirement Chapter 07 of the Harmonized System (HS) codes pertain to edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers. These products are widely traded across the globe, with import and export activities subject to a range of laws and regulations. In this article, we’ll explore the various aspects of global Read Full Details…

Mar 14

Discover to why trade partnership opportunities are increasing in foreign trade!

As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, trade partnerships have become a vital part of foreign trade. Many countries have realized that the key to successful global trade is to forge mutually beneficial partnerships with other nations. This is why trade partnership opportunities are increasing in foreign trade. One of the main reasons for this trend is the changing nature of global trade. In the past, many countries focused on exporting their own goods and services to other nations. However, as Read Full Details…

Mar 14

Kazakhstan-EU Cooperation Developing in All Directions

ASTANA – The European Union and Kazakhstan are strengthening bilateral cooperation opportunities in trade and investment, transport, energy, agriculture, travel, and education, said Deputy Foreign Minister Roman Vassilenko at a Central Communications Service briefing on March 10. Vassilenko outlined the ministry’s efforts in boosting investment exchanges and establishing business partnerships in recent years. The EU has invested $160 billion in Kazakhstan, making it the largest investment partner. It is also the largest trading partner of the country. “In the first Read Full Details…

Mar 14

Philippines to export eggs to Taiwan

MANILA, Philippines -Taiwan intends to import table eggs and processed eggs from the Philippines until end-September to meet its requirement for this commodity, according to the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI). In a memorandum circular, the BAI is inviting all interested layer farms to submit the necessary documents to become accredited exporters of eggs. ADVERTISEMENT “The Taiwan Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan, has expressed intent to import table eggs and processed egg products for human consumption from the Philippines,” the Read Full Details…

Mar 14

Insight – Opportunities for Australian sheepmeat exports to India

India’s growing population, rising consumer incomes, falling rates of vegetarianism and other demographic factors are increasing the demand for red meat. India is a major global producer and consumer of carabeef (buffalo) and sheepmeat. Some sections of the population also consume beef (see Figure 1). Sheepmeat has the strongest prospects for Australian exporters. This is due to dietary preferences and reduced tariffs under the Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (AI-ECTA). Implications for Australian red meat exportersDemand for red meat Read Full Details…

Mar 14

A senior aide of former PM Narasimha Rao remembers pre-liberalization India in this new book

Liberalisation’s children, that is, those born after 1991, do not know the significance of July 24, 1991. The ball set rolling that day went on to spur India to claim a seat in the front row of the global economic order especially when the country, along with the global political order in the 1990s, was being transformed forever. As Prime Minister Nehru said, August 15, 1947, was the day of “India’s tryst with destiny”, ushering in political freedom, and redeeming Read Full Details…

Mar 13

HS Code Chapter 06: Live Trees and Other Plants; Bulbs, Roots and the Like; Cut Flowers and Ornamental Foliage Export Import Worldwide Foreign Trade Laws, Licensing, Customs Clearance, International Logistics and Exim Documentation

HS Code Chapter 06 covers live trees, plants, bulbs, cut flowers, and ornamental foliage. These items are traded extensively worldwide, and it is important for exporters and importers to understand the foreign trade laws, licensing, customs clearance, international logistics, and Exim documentation related to this chapter. Live Trees and Other Plants:Live trees and plants are commonly traded between countries for ornamental, agricultural, and medicinal purposes. Exporters and importers must be aware of the laws and regulations regarding the export and Read Full Details…

Mar 13

Know how to manage language barriers and cultural differences in international trade?

Managing language barriers and cultural differences is crucial in international trade. A lack of effective communication can lead to misunderstandings, delays, and even lost business. In this article, we’ll discuss some practical ways to manage language barriers and cultural differences in international trade. Learn about the cultureTo effectively communicate with someone from another culture, it’s important to understand their culture. Learn about their customs, values, and beliefs. This will help you avoid misunderstandings and show respect for their culture. Use Read Full Details…

Mar 13

Remove the value cap on exports by courier for an SME trade boom

India has high growth potential at a time when many of its key export markets are facing an economic slowdown. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted that by 2027, India will be the world’s fourth-largest economy, with a gross domestic product (GDP) of about $5.53 trillion. To reach this target, there is a need to reduce logistics costs and time and achieve exponential growth in both domestic and international trade. Source : livemint.com/ For More Details