Jargon Explained
The international freight industry uses quite a lot of technical terms and jargon. This glossary aims to help you understand some of these terms and we hope you find it useful
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China allows more Brazil meat exports
China has now authorized another 25 Brazilian meat plants to export to China. The total of Brazilian meat plants able to export to China has now increased to 89. Of the 25 plants newly certified, 17 are beef producers, six ...Read More
Denmark Export Growth higher than Imports
Exports from Denmark increased much more quickly than imports in July, according to data from Statistics Denmark. Exports - excluding those of ships, aircraft, fuel, etc - grew a seasonally adjusted 3.8 percent year-on-year, while imports rose 1.4 percent. Compared ...Read More
Romanian exports falling in July, imports remain strong
Exports from Romania decreased by 1% in July 2019, compared to the same month of 2018. In the year up to July, exports advanced by a mere 2.1% compared to the same period last year. Exports of vehicles, nearly half ...Read More
Singapore imports of Thai rice met by other sources
Singapore’s imports of rice from Thailand can be easily met by alternative sources, said the Ministry of Trade and Industry. “Singapore’s demand for rice is very small compared to total global rice production. For example, we account for only 1.2 ...Read More
