Mexican lemon sector threatened by strikes and fires 

Mexican lemon sector threatened by strikes and fires 
Mexico’s lemon crop is being assailed on multiple fronts, with the shadow of drought, forest fires and strikes all hanging over the country’s sector. Almost 1,000 hectares of lemons have […]
Thu 20/05/2021 by Richard Wilkinson

Cambodia’s produce sector gears up for free trade with China

Cambodia’s produce sector gears up for free trade with China
With the Cambodia-China Free-Trade Agreement (CC-FTA) coming into force on 1st January 2021, Cambodia’s private sector, including the country’s developing fresh produce industry, is preparing to take advantage of the […]
Wed 23/12/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

China to open new trade hub in South China Sea

China to open new trade hub in South China Sea
In June 2020, China’s central government announced its economic masterplan to develop the south China island of Hainan into a Free Trade Port (FTP), according to a report by GAIN. […]
Thu 10/12/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

EU imposes retaliatory tariffs on US imports

EU imposes retaliatory tariffs on US imports
The European Commission has imposed additional tariffs on a list of US products following the WTO ruling against US subsidies for Boeing. The move, announced on November 9th, includes an […]
Tue 17/11/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

South Africa’s orange exports set to rise 8%

South Africa’s 2019/20 orange crop is projected to grow by 1% to 1.6 million tons, according to CGA data. The increase is attributed to good rainfall in the main growing […]
Tue 16/06/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

Efforts made to boost Australian-Vietnam trade 

Efforts made to boost Australian-Vietnam trade 
During the current COVID-19 pandemic, restrictions have been placed on Australian produce entering Vietnam. However, following a meeting last week between Vietnam’s Minister of Industry and Trade, Tran Tuan Anh, […]
Tue 19/05/2020 by Richard Wilkinson

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