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The EU and Republic of Korea Collaborate to Streamline Trade in Agricultural Products

Europe, International Trade

November 11, 2024

Trade in agricultural products between the European Union (EU) and South Korea is set to become more efficient with the recent agreement on digitalizing procedures.   The European Commission and South Korea have signed an administrative arrangement that focuses on electronic health certification and harmonizing certificates for the export of agricultural goods from the EU […]

South Korea Advocates for Clarity in US Chip Trade Regulations, Underscoring Global Industry Impact

International Trade, South Korea, United States

November 11, 2024

In a significant move reflecting the intricate dynamics of global trade relations, South Korea called upon the United States to provide clarity and resolution pertaining to uncertainties in U.S. export controls within the semiconductor sector, as well as conditions surrounding subsidies for chip investment. This request, articulated by Industry Minister Bang Moon-kyu during a meeting […]

Philippines Semiconductor Exports Set for 5% Growth in 2025, Signaling Trade Opportunities

Economic Development, News, Philippines

October 25, 2024

The Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the Philippines Foundation, Inc. (SEIPI) is excited to announce an anticipated 5% growth in semiconductor exports for 2025. This positive projection comes despite current challenges, highlighting the resilience of the sector and its critical role in global trade. SEIPI President Danilo C. Lachica shared insights during the 13th Arangkada […]

Germany Invests EUR 150,000 to Enhance Trade Opportunities for Developing Economies

Economic Development, Germany, News

October 24, 2024

Germany is taking a proactive step to bolster trade opportunities for developing economies and least-developed countries (LDCs) by pledging EUR 150,000 (approximately CHF 140,000) in 2024 to the Standards and Trade Development Facility (STDF). This initiative aims to strengthen sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) capacities, enabling these nations to access global and regional markets more effectively. […]

Chinese Chip Equipment Manufacturers Gain Ground as U.S. Imposes Stricter Restrictions

China, International Trade, News, United States

October 18, 2024

In a shifting landscape of global semiconductor manufacturing, Chinese companies specializing in chip-making equipment are witnessing a surge in demand, fueled by heightened restrictions on China’s semiconductor industry by the United States. Recent research indicates that domestic equipment manufacturers, including industry giants like Naura and AMEC, are securing a larger share of contracts from Chinese […]

WTO Cautions Against Global Trade Splitting Into Allied Blocs

Global Trade, News

October 18, 2024

Trade Realignment Could Elevate Costs, Risks, and Geopolitical Tensions, Says WTO Annual Report   As geopolitical pressures reshape international alliances, the World Trade Organization (WTO) warns that countries are increasingly favoring trade with allied nations over more efficient exporters. This shift is raising concerns about the future of a global economy founded on open and […]

Poland’s Technology Exports Continue to Thrive for 12th Consecutive Year

Economic Development, News, Poland

October 2, 2024

Poland’s technology exports have experienced impressive growth for the twelfth year in a row, according to a recent report from the Polish Development Fund, a government-backed investment organization. In 2023, the technology sector accounted for 9.6% of the country’s total exports, a notable increase from 9.2% the previous year, reflecting a robust upward trend in […]

Vietnam’s Pepper Exports Achieve $1 Billion Milestone in 2024

Agricultural Trade, News, Vietnam

October 2, 2024

Vietnam’s pepper industry is celebrating remarkable success in 2024, with exports soaring to an impressive $1 billion in the first nine months. This achievement highlights the country’s position as a global leader in pepper production, despite a slight 1.5% drop in volume. The value of exports has surged by 46.9% year-on-year, driven by a significant […]

China’s Global Cleantech Investments Exceed $100 Billion, Driving International Trade Opportunities

International Trade

October 2, 2024

Chinese investments in clean energy technology abroad have surpassed $100 billion since 2023, marking a significant boost for global trade and collaboration in the cleantech sector, according to research from Climate Energy Finance (CEF). This surge highlights China’s expanding role in supporting the global transition to sustainable energy, with its overseas projects driving growth in […]

U.S. Commerce Department Announces New Duties on Solar Imports from Southeast Asia

News, Trade and Commerce, United States

October 1, 2024

In a significant move to promote fair trade and bolster domestic solar manufacturing, the U.S. Commerce Department has introduced preliminary countervailing duties on solar cell imports from Vietnam, Cambodia, Malaysia, and Thailand. These measures aim to ensure a level playing field for U.S. solar producers, safeguarding billions of dollars in American investments while encouraging healthy […]

Uzbekistan’s Plum Exports Reach $24.3 Million, Strengthening Global Trade Relations

Agricultural Trade, News, Uzbekistan

October 1, 2024

Uzbekistan’s plum exports have surged this year, with revenues reaching $24.3 million between January and August 2024. This marks a $4.1 million increase compared to the same period last year, showcasing the country’s growing influence in global trade. According to the Uzbekistan Statistics Agency, 30.1 thousand tons of plums were exported to 12 countries, highlighting […]

Kazakhstan Explores Opportunities to Expand Gas Exports to China

Energy Trade, Kazakhstan, News

October 1, 2024

Kazakhstan is actively exploring ways to enhance its gas exports to China, with plans for a potential new pipeline to increase capacity. This initiative highlights the country’s growing importance in the regional energy market and reflects its commitment to fostering international trade.   Despite challenges in the global economy, demand for gas in China continues […]

South Korea’s September Exports Reach New Heights, Signifying Strong Trade Momentum

International Trade, News, South Korea

October 1, 2024

In a remarkable display of economic resilience, South Korea’s exports surged 7.5% year-on-year in September, totaling a record $58.77 billion. This outstanding performance marks the 12th consecutive month of growth, reflecting the nation’s strong position in global trade.   Leading the charge were the semiconductor and automobile sectors, which achieved all-time highs. Semiconductor exports soared […]

Belgian Pork Exports Thrive in the UK, Showcasing Resilience and Adaptability

International Trade, News, United Kingdom

October 1, 2024

Belgian pork exports continue to flourish in the UK, proving their resilience and adaptability in the face of evolving trade landscapes and consumer preferences. Valued for its premium quality, Belgian pork has solidified its presence in the UK market, navigating past challenges such as Brexit and changing regulations, while maintaining strong trade relations with British […]

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