Category: Products

Feb 15

Vietnam, China boost import-export activities of agricultural products

Accordingly, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development yesterday collaborated with the People’s Committee of Lang Son Province to host the conference. The People’s Committee of Lang Son Province said that although China has eased Covid-19 pandemic control on cargo import-export and customs clearance at the border gates, Vietnamese drivers have to show the Covid-19 test certificate via PCR method lengthening the waiting time at the gates and increasing costs. Besides, the Asia-Africa Market Department under the Ministry of Industry Read Full Details…

Feb 13

India’s toy exports touch Rs 1,017 crore during April-December this fiscal

The country’s toy exports have touched Rs 1,017 crore during April-December period this fiscal, according to the government data. In 2021-22, the exports stood at Rs 2,601 crore. “Made in India toys continue to tap global markets! India’s toy exports rose to more than 6 times in April-December 2022 as compared to the same period in 2013,” commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said in a tweet. During April-December 2013-14, the shipments were at Rs 167 crore. The government is Read Full Details…

Feb 12

Green factories brighten image of apparel sector

Bangladesh’s apparel industry has witnessed numerous ups and downs ever since the deadly fire at the Tazreen Fashions factory in Ashulia and collapse of Rana Plaza in Savar about a decade ago. Following these two disasters, the industry underwent massive reforms while also being made to withstand the severe implications of Covid-19 and now the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Still, it has defied the prolonged global economic downturn as export earnings from the sector remain in the positive territory. The apparel Read Full Details…

Feb 09

European nations ‘dumping’ frozen potato chips on SA market, domestic producers complain

European countries with a glut of potato crops have been accused of ‘dumping’ supplies of frozen chips in South Africa, in effect undercutting local producers. However, temporary anti-dumping duties levied against Belgium (23.06%), the Netherlands (104.52%) and Germany (181.05%) have run their course without any word from government on whether they will be renewed or brought into permanent effect. Source : dailymaverick.co.za/ For /more Details

Feb 08

SOPA demands hike in import duty of all edible oils

New Delhi, Feb 7 (PTI) The Soyabean Processors Association of India (SOPA) on Tuesday demanded that the government should hike import duty on all edible oils as international prices are expected to remain low in view of record global soyabean output. At present, domestic edible prices have been continuously falling and are at a very low level, SOPA chairman Davish Jain said in a representation made to Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal. According to SOPA, the government should “increase Read Full Details…

Feb 07

Onion exports appear to be banned and import duty zeroed in Azerbaijan, too

The onion hysteria in the region has led to a wave of export bans, and it reached Azerbaijan. As EastFruit analysts have already reported, the exports of very expensive onions were banned by Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan. However, in the case of Azerbaijan, the wording of the government’s resolution is ambiguous. The Decree of the Cabinet of Ministers dated February 03, 2023 “On Amendments to the Decree dated March 18, 2022 “On Measures to Regulate the Export from the Read Full Details…

Feb 06

NASDA sets federal policy stances

The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture set its federal policy focus for 2023. Seven issues were chosen as priorities: the 2023 farm bill, animal health, environmental regulations, food production and the supply chain, food safety, international trade and workforce development. “These issues were chosen for the organization’s 2023 focus as NASDA members see specific opportunities for progress regarding each of these areas to best serve farmers, ranchers and all communities across the nation,” said Ted McKinney, NASDA CEO. Read Full Details…

Feb 06

Japanese Tea Companies Eye Overseas Markets As Domestic Consumption Declines

The Japanese tea industry is focusing on expanding overseas sales channels due to a decline in domestic consumption amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Major production areas, such as Kyoto Prefecture, are undertaking new initiatives in sales and production: In February last year, a seminar about Japanese tea was held in Hollywood, Calif. Akio Matsumoto, a sommelier at a Japanese restaurant in New York, explained to attendees from companies that operate local restaurants that new dining experiences can be offered by Read Full Details…

Feb 06

Pet Clothing Market Size, Trend | Demand and Import/Export Details up to 2031 | Wagwear, The Foggy Dog, TRIXIE

Report Ocean has recently published a revised figures report on the worldwide Pet Clothing market. Growth prospects and difficulties are noted in the paper. A tool for evaluating the potential for new goods and services is the constraints and opportunity analysis. This aids businesses in locating and forecasting market opportunities. It offers details on crucial market processes, such as leading participants. Changes in consumer behavioral patterns have temporarily hindered the market’s growth because the size of the Pet Clothing market Read Full Details…

Feb 06

Goa allows import of ore for export from Mormugao port

PANAJI: The state government on Friday allowed import of iron ore extracted in other states or countries for domestic consumption or export from Mormugao Port Authority (MPA). This will generate additional revenue for the state by way of Rs 50 per tonne as cess, processing fees and other incidental revenue opportunities. The directorate of mines and geology notified amendments to the Goa (Prevention of Illegal Mining, Storage and Transportation of Minerals) Rules, 2013. A senior officer said that it will Read Full Details…