Thailand projected to reduce rice exports
Rice exports in Thailand are forecast to decline by 23% in the 2020-21 marketing year due to tight supplies of white paddy rice, according to a Nov.
Thailand
Food & Beverages
15-11-2020
'Kenya to resume mango exports to EU in December'
Kenya is expected to resume exports of mangoes to the European Union in December after a period of five years.
Kenya
Food & Beverages
15-11-2020
Vietnam Oct Coffee Exports Down 8.4% M/M; Rice Down 5.8% -Customs
Vietnam's coffee exports in October fell 8.4% from September to 91,372 tonnes, government customs data released on Wednesday showed.
Vietnam
Food & Beverages
15-11-2020
UAE non-oil trade reaches Dhs658.3bn in H1 2020
The value of the UAE’s non-oil trade reached hit Dhs658.3bn in the first half of 2020, accounting for 41 per cent of the total value of the country’s trade in 2
United Arab Emirates
Food & Beverages
15-11-2020
Egypt hopes orange exports to Japan will boost economy
After long negotiations between the two sides, the nation of Japan has allowed the Egyptian government to export citrus fruits.
Egypt
Food & Beverages
15-11-2020
Kenya’s exports of avocados hit 68,000 tons since January
Kenya’s exports of avocados hit about 68,000 tons between January and October, generating 14 billion shillings (about 128 million U.S.
Kenya
Food & Beverages
12-11-2020
FEC: Egyptian food exports up 2 percent this year
The Food Export Council (FEC) in Egypt announced on Monday that the country’s processed food exports from January to September this year grew by two percent, to
Egypt
Food & Beverages
12-11-2020
Opportunities for Vietnamese furniture exports to Canada
An online seminar named ‘Vietnam and CPTPP - Opportunities to invest and export furniture’ was organised by the Vietnamese Embassy in Canada on November 10, att
Vietnam
12-11-2020
Sri Lanka imports pick up as credit, exports recover
Sri Lanka’s imports have picked up as exports and credit started to recover with September 2020 imports rising to 1.52 billion dollars after falling to 994 mill
Sri Lanka