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Swiss Companies Eye India for Growth as $100 Billion Trade Deal Boosts Opportunities

Global Business & Investment, News, Switzerland

October 28, 2024

Swiss companies are accelerating their investments in India, spurred by a new $100 billion regional trade deal that promises to strengthen ties and open new avenues for growth in the dynamic Indian market. The anticipated Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) between India and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) is set to simplify access […]

Turkey Strengthens Position in Global Hazelnut Trade with China

Agricultural Trade, News, Turkey

October 27, 2024

Turkey is celebrating a remarkable achievement in its hazelnut industry, solidifying its status as a leading exporter to China. According to reports, the 2023/24 hazelnut production season has yielded impressive results, with exports reaching 303,458 metric tons. This outstanding performance has resulted in an export value of $2.349 billion, reflecting a robust increase of 30.9% […]

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 […]

WTO Advanced Trade Policy Course Underway in Geneva

News, Switzerland, Trade Policy

October 24, 2024

An exciting opportunity is unfolding in Geneva, where 27 government officials from developing and least-developed countries are participating in the Advanced Trade Policy Course from October 14 to December 6. This eight-week program, organized by the WTO, aims to empower participants with essential knowledge of international trade and enhance their understanding of WTO agreements and […]

Kuwait Advances Global Trade Sustainability by Accepting Fisheries Subsidies Agreement

Kuwait, News, Sustainable Trade

October 22, 2024

Kuwait has taken a significant step toward promoting sustainable global trade by officially accepting the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies. On October 22, Ambassador to the WTO, Nasser Abdullah Al-Hayen, presented the instrument of acceptance to Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. This important milestone increases the total number of World Trade Organization (WTO) members who have embraced the […]

Brazil’s Grape Exports Show Strong Growth in September, Positive Trade Outlook for October

Agricultural Development and Trade, Brazil, News

October 18, 2024

Brazil’s grape exports witnessed significant growth in September, with shipments reaching 3.17 thousand tons, marking an impressive 283% increase compared to August, according to Comex Stat data. While there was a slight 6% dip in export volume from the same period last year, this is primarily due to a short-term supply adjustment in the SÁ […]

UK Foreign Minister Travels to China to Strengthen Trade and Economic Relations

International Trade, News, United Kingdom

October 17, 2024

In a significant move to enhance economic ties, the UK is sending a high-level government official to China this week. The visit aims to deepen trade cooperation and foster stronger economic connections between the two nations, highlighting a strategic and pragmatic approach by the newly elected government.   The two-day trip will include important discussions […]

Cargo Operations Resume at Major U.S. Trade Hub, Ensuring Continued Flow of Global Goods

Logistics, News, United States

September 30, 2024

  Cargo operations at a key U.S. trade hub are back in full swing after a brief disruption caused by an overturned tractor-trailer carrying lithium batteries. The quick and efficient response ensured that the flow of global goods through the port was minimally impacted, reinforcing the resilience of the logistics network.   Following the incident, […]

Türkiye Launches Free Trade Agreement Talks with GCC

International Trade, News, Turkey

August 1, 2024

TÁ ¼rkiye’s Trade Ministry has announced the start of negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). The first round of talks was held in Ankara, marking a key step in this major trade initiative.   In March, the Trade Minister and the GCC Secretary-General signed an agreement to kick […]

Vietnam’s Imports from Taiwan Surge, Electronics Lead Growth

International Trade, News, Vietnam

July 22, 2024

Vietnam has achieved a significant increase in imports from Taiwan, with computers, electronic products, and components topping the list. In the first half of 2024, these imports reached USD 6 billion, marking a 27 percent rise compared to the same period last year.   Data from the General Department of Customs reveals that trade between […]

Guangxi’s Trade Sector Flourishes in First Half of the Year

International Trade, News

July 19, 2024

Amid global economic uncertainties, the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region has shown remarkable resilience and growth in its foreign trade sector.   Recent customs data revealed that Guangxi’s total imports and exports surged to 345.28 billion yuan ($47.57 billion) in the first half of the year, reflecting a significant 12 percent increase compared to the same […]

Significant Import Growth in Guangdong for First Half of 2024

China, International Trade, News

July 18, 2024

Guangdong province has reported notable growth in imports of electromechanical and energy products during the first half of 2024, highlighting a strong economic rebound and increased domestic demand. Recent data shows that the province’s imports of mechanical and electrical products rose by 23.6 percent year-on-year, making up 64.2 percent of the total import value for […]

Chinese Pear Exporters Set Sights on European Market

Agricultural Exports, China, Europe, News

July 16, 2024

China, the world’s largest producer and consumer of pears, is increasingly eyeing the European market for its exports. Although pears are a staple in the Chinese diet and culture, only 2-3 percent of Chinese-grown pears are currently exported.   Chinese pear exporters emphasize value for money, making export volumes sensitive to domestic price fluctuations. When […]

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