IMO stands for the Internationall Maritime Organisation. It is an agency of the United Nations, responsible for international maritime safety and the prevention of pollution. The IMO has been responsible for: The Marine Pollution Convention (MARPOL) the Safety of Life at Sea Convention (SOLAS) the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS)
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China imports beef from Panama for the first time
Shanghai customs officials have said that the first batch of beef imports from Panama has entered China. The imported beef, weighing 23 tonnes, is one of the products imported due to new bilateral trade agreements between the two countries. The ...Read More
TT exports $235m in chocolates
Trinidad and Tobago are exporting chocolates and cocoa worldwide, and their export markets are growing. Export figures are improving: in cocoa the Central Statistical Office figures for the last three years (2016-2018) indicate that they have exported $30 million worth ...Read More
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Kenya’s avocado exports to China to increase
Kenya intends to increase its avocado exports to China by 10% annually over the next three years. Chinese traders are actively seeking new import opportunities in the Kenyan market for avocados, explains Export Promotion Council’s CEO Peter Biwott. “Chinese traders ...Read More
Norway praises India
Norway has praised India for accepting a UN court ruling on its maritime boundary dispute with Bangladesh. Norway said it was a "very, very good example" of New Delhi abiding by democracy and a rules-based world order in contrast to ...Read More
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