Month: March 2023

Mar 09

Vietnam, China seek to boost Agro-Aquatic product trade

A forum on promoting trade in agricultural and aquatic products between Vietnam and China’s Guangxi province was held on March 8 by the 970 Agricultural Connection Forum’s operation team. A forum on promoting trade in agricultural and aquatic products between Vietnam and China’s Guangxi province was held on March 8 by the 970 Agricultural Connection Forum’s operation team. According to Nguyen Hoai Nam, Vice Secretary of the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP), Vietnam enjoyed the strongest growth Read Full Details…

Mar 09

Ghana exports 31,922mt Fertiliser in 2022

Ghana exported a total of 31,922 metric tonnes (mt) of fertiliser in 2022 compared to 1,244mt in 2021, the 2022 Fertiliser Trade Statistics have revealed. The statistics also stated that out of a total of 486,203mt imported last year, 459,513mt were con­sumed by farmers as compared to 239,062mt and 242,334mt import­ed and consumed respectively in 2021. The 2022 Fertiliser Trade Statis­tics were presented here on Friday at the Fertiliser Technical Working Groups organised by the Africa Fertiliser Initiative of the Read Full Details…

Mar 09

Kenya moves to stop powdered milk imports

Uganda’s milk export figures are likely to suffer a new dent after Kenya suspended imports of powdered milk. In a notice dated March 6 to all milk importers in Kenya, the Kenya Dairy Board, KDB, said it was moving to protect local farmers from external products, as output is expected to increase soon. “In anticipation of the long rains, the Government has stopped the importation of milk powders to cushion the industry from surplus production and low prices,” says a Read Full Details…

Mar 09

BRI opportunities, cross-border e-commerce, digital economy key to China’s foreign trade in 2023: delegates

Deputies to 14th the National People’s Congress (NPC) and national political advisers believe that the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) opportunities, high-quality cross-border e-commerce, and the digital economy will become three key driving forces to boost China’s foreign trade in 2023. International cooperation along the BRI to fuel foreign trade This year marks the 10th anniversary of the BRI and China has been opening up new paths in international cooperation, trying to provide new opportunities for world economic development. Foreign Read Full Details…

Mar 09

Canadian international merchandise trade, January 2023

In January, Canada’s merchandise exports increased 4.2%, while imports were up 3.1%. As a result, Canada’s merchandise trade surplus with the world widened from a revised $1.2 billion in December 2022 to $1.9 billion in January 2023. Exports of the farm, fishing, and intermediate food products rise for the fourth time in five monthsTotal exports rose 4.2% in January to reach $67.0 billion. The increase was widespread in January, with all product sections increasing except energy products. Farm, fishing, and Read Full Details…

How International Marketing and Sales Consultant can benefit your Export Import Business?
Mar 08

How International Marketing and Sales Consultant can benefit your Export Import Business?

In today’s globalized world, international trade has become more accessible than ever before. Companies that operate in the import and export business have a huge opportunity to expand their reach and grow their profits by selling their products and services in foreign markets. However, succeeding in international trade can be a daunting task for many businesses, especially for those that lack experience and expertise in foreign markets. This is where an international marketing and sales consultant can be a valuable Read Full Details…

meat and edible meat offal
Mar 08

Overcoming Challenges in Meat and Edible Meat Offal Export-Import Worldwide

Meat and edible meat offal are essential food items that have high demand globally. Due to globalization and increased inter-country trade, the export-import of meat and meat offal has increased significantly in recent years. However, the trade is not free from challenges. There are several challenges that exporters and importers face in the process of the meat and meat offal trade. This article explores the key challenges involved in the meat and edible meat offal export-import trade and how these Read Full Details…

Mar 08

E-commerce New Opportunities Worldwide Export-Import and Updating in Foreign Trade Laws

e-Commerce has revolutionized the way businesses operate, making it easier for businesses to reach out to customers worldwide. The growth of e-commerce has also presented new opportunities for businesses to expand their reach and grow their profits through international trade. With the help of e-commerce platforms, businesses can now sell their products and services across borders with ease. However, while e-commerce has opened up new avenues for global trade, it has also brought about new challenges in terms of navigating Read Full Details…

Mar 08

Uzbek commerce affiliation eyes boosting exports to Azerbaijan

BAKU, Azerbaijan, March 7. Uzbekistan’sUzcharmsanoat plans to extend its exports of leather-based, footwear, and fur merchandise to Azerbaijan, Fakhriddin Boboev, Chairman of the Uzcharmsanoat affiliation, informed Trend. According to Boboev, Uzbek enterprises, comparable to Sanfa Leather LLC, Ravon Taraqqiyot Orzusi LLC, Poyafzal Servis Urgut LLC, Mekhovaya Moda LLC, and others, exported leather-based, footwear, and fur merchandise valued $94,600 to Azerbaijan in January 2022. He added that, in the whole, Uzbekistan plans to extend the worth of leather-based, footwear, and fur Read Full Details…

Mar 08

Palm oil finishes lower on weaker rival oil prices

Malaysian palm oil futures finished lower on Tuesday, extending losses to a second consecutive session, as weaker rival vegetable oils weighed on prices. The benchmark palm oil contract FCPO1! for May delivery on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange slid 77 ringgit, or 1.8%, to 4,206 ringgit ($940.94) by the end of trading on Tuesday. Dalian’s most-active soyoil contract (DBYcv1) fell 1.03%, while its palm oil contract (DCPcv1) lost 1.51%. Soyoil prices on the Chicago Board of Trade (BOcv1) were down Read Full Details…