Morocco’s Trade Deficit Increased by 25% Compared to 2020
Morocco's trade deficit stood at MAD 199.74 billion ($21.30 billion) at the end of December 2021, up 25% compared to the year 2020, according to the Office Fore
Morocco
Food & Beverages
07-02-2022
Philippines records 13% jump in electronics exports
The Philippine electronics export revenues hit a record 12.9% jump despite the pandemic-related curbs, according to an industry report.
Philippines
Electrical Machinery & Apparatus
07-02-2022
Brazil's Jan soybean exports at 2.47 mil mt dwarf 50,000 mt a year earlier
Brazil's soybean exports surged to 2.47 million mt over Jan.
Brazil
Food & Beverages
07-02-2022
Japan's Food Exports Hit Record High in 2021
Japan's exports of agricultural, forestry, fishery and food products hit a record high in 2021 as demand for dining out recovered in the United States and China
Japan
Food & Beverages
04-02-2022
Abu Dhabi’s non-oil trade beats all pandemic odds
Abu Dhabi: The non-oil foreign trade through Abu Dhabi ports registered a 2.9 per cent growth during the first 11 months of 2021, totalling Dh190.20 billion com
United Arab Emirates
Food & Beverages
04-02-2022
Bangladesh top destination for Indian pomegranates
Bangladesh has emerged as the top destination for exported Indian pomegranates over the last few years.
Bangladesh
Food & Beverages
04-02-2022
Despite pandemic, Jordan’s pharma exports reach 59 global markets — JFDA
Jordan exported 2,294 pharmaceutical products to 59 global markets, despite the difficulty of shipping during the pandemic in 2021, according to the Jordan Food
Jordan
Chemical Products
04-02-2022
Bahrain-origin exports surge 67% to hit $10.5bn in 2021
The value of Bahrain’s exports of national origin increased by 67% to BD3.994 billion ($10.5 billion) during year 2021, compared to BD2.387 billion for the same
Bahrain
Food & Beverages
04-02-2022
Turkey's January trade deficit soars 240%, energy imports jump
Turkey's trade deficit jumped 240.7% year-on-year in January to $10.44 billion, the Trade Ministry said on Wednesday, mainly due to energy imports that nearly q
Turkey