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China Is Expected to Surpass The US as The World's Largest Oil Importer by 2017
Aug 21, 2013China is expected to surpass the US as the world's largest oil importer by 2017, and the opposing trend of growing crude oil imports by China and falling imports by the US will affect inter-regional trade flows and the cost to both ...
Tags: oil, Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy
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CFR China Phenol Price Was Mostly Hovering Below Producers' Breakeven Costs
Jun 26, 2013The CFR China phenol price was mostly hovering below producers' breakeven costs for the last eight months due to high supply and weak demand, and there was little chance for respite with new capacity coming on stream. This is just the ...
Tags: CFR Phenol Price, Chemicals
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Egypt's State Oil Firm Has Issued a Tender to Purchase Around 500,000 Tonnes of Gasoil
Dec 11, 2012Reuters reported that Egypt's state oil firm has issued a tender to purchase around 500,000 tonnes of gasoil for delivery into Mediterranean ports between January and March next year. A tender document showed that the tender is for 15 ...
Tags: oil firm, gasoil, egypt news, alexandria egypt, imports and exports
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The Industry Hopes The Spirit Softens Government's Stance and Import Laws Are Softened
Dec 4, 2012The Grinch stole Argentina's bike market this year, but the industry hopes the spirit of Christmas softens the government's stance and import laws are softened in time for the holidays, the traditional start of the Argentine bike season. ...
Tags: Argentina's bike market, consumer products, import requirements
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Canada Alters Import Requirements of Aquatic Animals to Protect Its Aquatic Animal
Dec 4, 2012Canada has changed the import requirements of aquatic animals such as finfish, molluscs, and crustaceans, in an effort to protect the country's aquatic animal resources. Beginning 10 December 2012, the aquatic animals shipments will ...
Tags: aquatic animals, requirements, finfish, molluscs, crustaceans, protect
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Smithfield Foods and China's Biggest Meat Processing Company Has Trade Friction
Jul 10, 2012The proposed $4.7 billion sale of Smithfield Foods, America's largest pork producer, to China's biggest meat processing company comes amid significant trade friction between the two countries over meat and livestock. China bans ...
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