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.
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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
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
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
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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,
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
Japan runs record current account deficit in January
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japan logged its largest current account deficit ever in January as a combination of global slowdown and China’s Lunar New Year holidays undermined