China’s taking control of LNG as global demand booms
A rush by China to sign new long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) deals promises to give the nation even more control over the global market
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Commercial Flower Power: How the Global Flower Trade Continues to Blossom
Roses are red, violets are blue… and the flower industry makes a lot of green. Chances are, you just picked up a beautiful bouquet for
Ragi to riches: India’s new millet campaign is about how the grain is good for people and planet
India has globally relaunched an old and failed brand — the millet. Called mota anaj (big grain), millet has been looked down upon as a
Battery metals outlook: How can Africa leverage demand?
The growing adoption of electric vehicles is driving a rapidly increasing demand for rechargeable batteries and their input commodities – including lithium, cobalt, graphite, manganese.
A by-the-numbers look at lithium, a key commodity for automakers
After decades of subdued interest in lithium, rapidly rising demand and prices have made “white gold” one of the hottest sectors in the mining world.
Mexico to relax restrictions on GM corn imports
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO — Mexico has announced that it is softening its proposed ban on GM corn imports, reversing course on plans to ban GM
World Trade & Customs Directory 2023: Access to 10,000+ Senior Officials and Working-level Decision-makers Across the WTO, WCO, European Union, OECD, MERCOSUR, OAS, and NAFTA and APEC
The World Trade & Customs Directory is the world’s only specialized directory of trade and customs officials around the globe. This Directory provides specialized information
Imports and Exports of Copper Semis Slumped in January due to CNY holiday
SMM expects that China’s copper semis imports in January to have fallen 33.41% MoM and 47.41% YoY to 22,000 mt. Exports are estimated to stand
India’s soymeal exports to soar as drought trims Argentine supply
Soymeal exports from India are increasing sharply as drought has hit output from top exporter Argentina, with 500,000 tonnes likely to be shipped from the
Georgia signs agreement to expand vehicle import/export port
The Georgia Ports Authority and the Army Corps of Engineers have signed an agreement to expand the Port of Brunswick, a move state officials said