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High potential for fruit, vegetable exports to China

18/03/2019

China is current the biggest market for Vietnamese agricultural products, but its demand for fruits and vegetables is still growing, offering a chance for Vietnamese firms to boost even stronger shipments to this country.

Vietnam world’s fourth biggest seafood exporter

18/03/2019

Vietnam now ranks fourth globally, first in Southeast Asia and second in Asia in terms of exports of seafood.

India closer to imposing ADD on Bangladesh jute sacking cloth

18/03/2019

Indian government has moved closer to imposing anti-dumping duty on import of jute sacking cloth from Bangladesh, as it has claimed to have evidence that the product is being dumped avoiding the duty on jute sacking bags.

Orders for wood product exports soar

15/03/2019

Orders for furniture exports have risen strongly so far this year as demand has risen, according to the Chairman and CEO of Hiep Long Fine Furniture Company.

Trump says he is in 'no rush' to complete US-China trade deal

15/03/2019

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he was in no rush to complete a trade pact with China and insisted that any deal include protection for intellectual property, a major sticking point between the two sides during months of negotiations.

Malaysia: CSC FY19-21 likely to gain from anti-dumping duties on GI products

15/03/2019

Maintain sell with an unchanged target price (TP) of 83 sen: The Ministry of International Trade and Industry’s (Miti) decision to impose anti-dumping duties on imports of galvanised iron (GI) products at up to 16.13% is positive news for the domestic GI market. That said, the benefit to the domestic market and CSC Steel Holdings’ GI sales could be minimal. We make no changes to our forecasts and maintain our “sell” call at an unchanged TP of 83 sen based on financial year ending 2019 (FY19) price-earnings-ratio (PER) of 9.5 times (five-year mean).

Australia lifts duty on Thai pineapples

15/03/2019

Higher shipments of pineapples to Australia are anticipated this year after Australia lifted its anti-dumping duty imposed on imports of Thai canned pineapple used in the food industry.

Commission to strengthen anti-subsidies measures by end of year

15/03/2019

The European Commission will propose by the end of 2019 new measures to address the negative impact of foreign subsidies and state-owned companies, according to documents made available on Wednesday (13 March), as the EU aims for a more assertive tone towards China.