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How to Buy Chinese Wholesale Goods in Russia

Jun 11, 2019

What makes Russia the Perfect Trading Partner with China China is a critical player in international trade. Currently, China is the world's largest trading nation, manufacturing economy, and exporter of goods. In addition, it is also the ...

Tags: Wholesale

WTO Report Condemns US Duties on Chinese Imports

Apr 1, 2019

China's Ministry of Commerce on Wednesday welcomed a World Trade Organization (WTO) panel report which ruled the United States violated WTO rules in 13 anti-dumping measures imposed on imports from China. The WTO panel supported China's ...

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China's October Coal Imports Surge 54.6% on Year

Nov 10, 2016

China imported 21.58 million mt of coal in October, including lignite, thermal and metallurgical material, down 11.7% from September but up 54.6% year on year, according to preliminary data released Tuesday by China's General Administration ...

Tags: coal, lignite, metallurgical material

Murray Goulburn Not Immune to Low Dairy Prices

Mar 13, 2016

Murray Goulburn says it is feeling the impact of a troubled dairy industry, revealing a slump in net profit to shareholders. The dairy company, which owns the Devondale brand, announced a net profit of only AUD$10 million for the six ...

Tags: low milk prices, Murray Goulburn

Atlantic Metallurgical Coal: Some Grades Still Competitive, Expectations of Lower Benchmark

Nov 25, 2015

Although the preference for Australian over US coal continues, US high vol B is still holding its own in the market. Some buyers are now looking to the next benchmark with expectations of a fall from the current $89/mt FOB Australia. One ...

Tags: coal, high vol B coal

China Thermal Coal Import Demand to Fall Sharply

Sep 27, 2015

Chinese demand for seaborne-traded thermal coal will fall sharply from 2016, dragging prices down in its wake, analysts at Goldman Sachs said this week. In a report entitled The Tiger and the Dragon, the bank's analysts downgraded their ...

Tags: Thermal Coal, Coal, Coal Mining

Australia Breaks Box-Importing Record

Aug 19, 2015

Australia is importing more pre-converted corrugated boxes than ever before, and paying increasing amounts to do so. A new report released by IndustryEdge has revealed Australian imports of pre-converted corrugated boxes have grown at an ...

Tags: packaging, packaging material, carriage, bags

The Lifting of Import Ban on Textile Products by The Government Was Been Rejected

Jun 29, 2015

The National Union of Textiles Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria (NUTGTWN) and the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture ( NACCIMA) have rejected the lifting of import ban on textile products ...

Tags: Textiles Garment, import ban, textiles products, textile

Chinese Imports and Exports Shrank Again in May

Jun 9, 2015

Chinese imports and exports shrank again in May, the latest sign of sputtering growth in the world's second biggest economy that adds to pressure on Beijing to avoid a sharp slump. Customs data released Monday showed that exports ...

Tags: China Economy, China Trade

World Cotton Imports May Recover Modestly, Increasing 2% in The 2015/16 Season

Jun 5, 2015

In the 2015/16 season, world cotton imports may recover modestly, increasing 2 per cent to 7.7 million tons with imports outside of China rising by 3 per cent to 6.1 million tons. In 2011/12, Chinese imports more than doubled from the ...

Tags: Cotton, Textile

Nigeria's Textiles Traders Are a Worried Lot Over The Increasing Chinese Footprint

May 27, 2015

Nigeria’s textiles traders are a worried lot over the increasing Chinese footprint in the country. While the proliferation of Chinese-made textiles is a boon for low income consumers, traders in Kano, northern Nigeria’s biggest ...

Tags: textile market, textiles

Bangladesh May Emerge as an Unlikely Saviour for The Indian Cotton Sector

May 26, 2015

Bangladesh may emerge as an unlikely saviour for the Indian cotton sector that has been left reeling in the face of low Chinese imports. Indian cotton export is expected to fall to a six-year low as China continues to cut imports. According ...

Tags: Cotton Imports, Cotton

Taiwanese PV Cell Maker Set a New Shipment Record

Feb 8, 2015

Due to increases in both shipments and conversion efficiency, Taiwanese PV cell makers experienced a record shipment growth in 2014, according to the latest report by EnergyTrend, a division of TrendForce. This growth was in spite of being ...

Tags: PV Cell, Sloar Cell

Tire Industry Urges The Government to Take Decisive Measures Against The Anti-Dumping

Nov 26, 2014

The tire industry has urged the government to take decisive measures against the anti-dumping and countervailing duties imposed on tires imported from China after the United States Department of Commerce claimed on Monday that Chinese ...

Tags: tire industry, Tire

DOC Has Set Additional Tariffs on Chinese Consumer Tire Imports

Nov 26, 2014

The United States Department of Commerce (DOC) has set additional tariffs on Chinese consumer tire imports. Based on the decision -- which goes into effect immediately but can be reviewed at a later date -- Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. is ...

Tags: tire imports, Auto

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