Ghana earns $3.95b from crude oil exports
The government of Ghana in 2021, received a sum of $3.95 billion from crude oil export, compared to $2.91 billion in 2020 due to higher prices, despite a declin
Ghana
Chemical Products
28-09-2022
Algeria expects its foreign trade surplus to exceed $17bn
Algeria expects its foreign trade surplus to exceed $17 billion by the end of the year and for exports of non-oil products to reach $7 billion.
Algeria
Chemical Products
28-09-2022
Imports of Peruvian blueberries through Philadelphia and NYC expected to increase
Last week’s potential rail strike highlighted the importance of having a resilient supply chain distribution system that can ensure the continuity of goods and
Peru
Food & Beverages
28-09-2022
Qatari oil, gas exports up 100% in 2022
Qatar’s energy exports are significantly higher than they were last year.
Qatar
Chemical Products
28-09-2022
German oil imports up 13.5% in January-July period; bill more than doubles
German crude oil import volumes rose 13.5% in the first seven months of 2022 on a year-on-year basis as the economy recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, while
Germany
Chemical Products
28-09-2022
Norway-Poland Baltic Pipeline to being operations
The two-billion-dollar Baltic Pipeline between Norway and Poland is scheduled to begin operating this week.
Poland
Chemical Products
28-09-2022
Portugal: GDP growth upgraded to 6.7 pct this year, only 1.2 pct in 2023
Portugal’s Public Finance Council (CFP) has improved its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth outlook for this year to 6.7% but cut it for next year, now forecas
Portugal
Food & Beverages
28-09-2022
Chile forecasts lower table grape exports in 2022-23
Chilean table grape exports are forecast to be 5% lower year-on-year, according to the first estimate of the upcoming 2022-23 season.
Chile
Food & Beverages
28-09-2022
South African apple exports to China top 1 million boxes for the first time
As the South African apple export season draws to a close, China's imports of South African apples this year exceeded one million boxes for the first time.
South Africa