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Fruit and vegetable exports from Spain
Fruit and vegetable exports from Spain to non-European countries fell in the first four months of the year Exports to non-European countries in the first four months of the year fell by 22.5% in volume and 24% in value compared ...Read More
New air freight service for salmon
A new air freight company is about to be launched to expand the export of from the Faroe Islands. The company investing in the project is present in markets where a direct air route would benefit both the company and ...Read More
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Import of medical equipment to Nepal doubles
Imports of medical equipment to Nepal doubled during the first 11 months of the fiscal year 2020-21. According to bank statistics, the country imported medical equipment worth Rs15.24 billion during the first 11 months, and increase from Rs8.08 billion during ...Read More
Pig imports fall to Cambodia
Cambodia pork imports are falling as local farmers breed more pigs. The President of the Cambodian Livestock Raisers Association Srun said that pork imports have dropped during the Coronavirus pandemic. The domestic supply has increased dramatically. “Currently, the supply of ...Read More
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