China’s Extravagant Plan for Canal Trade Route from Greece to Europe
China is considering to build a canal trade route from Greece to Europe through the Balkans in order to expedite the shipping of goods.
Greece
Food & Beverages
06-07-2021
Sudan opens mango export line with Libya
The Minister of Agriculture in Sudan, Dr. al-Taher Ismail Harbi, on Saturday, revealed a number of mango export refrigerators heading to Libya.
Sudan
Food & Beverages
05-07-2021
Brazil iron-ore exports hit 9-month high in June
Brazil’s iron-ore exports reached 33.68-million tonnes in June, the highest volume in nine months, as major producers like Vale shipped more in response to high
Brazil
Base Metal and Articles
05-07-2021
U.S. trade deficit widens in May on rising imports
The U.S. trade deficit increased in May as efforts by business to rebuild inventories amid booming demand pulled in imports.
USA
Vehicles & Transport Equipment
05-07-2021
ECI shareholders laud performance in 2020
Etihad Credit Insurance (ECI) the UAE's Federal export credit company, held its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders to review its performance and financial s
United Arab Emirates
Base Metal and Articles
05-07-2021
Oman's OQ exports first shipment from Salalah LPG plant to global markets - ONA
Omans's OQ Group exported its first shipment from its Salalah Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Plant to the global markets, Oman's official news agency ONA reporte
Oman
Chemical Products
05-07-2021
Kiwi Exports from New Zealand to Set New Records
New Zealand remains the largest kiwi exporting country, supplying near 572K tonnes in 2020, which accounted for 41% of the global shipments.
New Zealand
Food & Beverages
05-07-2021
Saudi Arabia Mobilizes to Boost Dates Exports to China
As part of its active strategy for unlocking more markets for its exports; Saudi Arabia is eyeing the Taiwanese market for its dates and dairy trades.
Saudi Arabia
Food & Beverages
05-07-2021
Pakistan's exports to UK surge 33 percent in FY2021
Pakistan’s exports to the UK saw a double-digit increase during the last fiscal year of 2020/21, crossing the two-billion-dollar mark for the first time despite
United Kingdom