UNCITRAL The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law was set up by the United Nations in 1966 to reduce or remove obstacles to International Trade caused by differences in national laws. UNCITRAL has since become the main legal body of the United Nations in the field of International trade law. Membership is made up of 60 countries selected to be representative of geographic regions and the principal economic and legal systems.
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China’s exports, imports expected to remain buoyant in March
Improved global demand is expected to have kept China's exports buoyant in March, while higher oil prices will have boosted its imports, a Reuters poll showed. Exports are expected to have risen 35.5% in March from a year earlier, according ...Read More
Berries initiate increase in US fruit imports in February
Total fruit imports to the USA rose by 9 percent year-on-year in February, largely driven by fresh berries. The growth in fruit imports - which includes fresh, frozen, processed and juice - to $2 billion included strong increases in fresh ...Read More
Government help for post-Brexit exports
Following a survey by the British Chambers of Commerce, suggesting that exports from the UK are falling after Brexit, a Government spokesman said: “The Trade and Co-operation Agreement is the first free trade agreement the EU has ever reached based ...Read More
Report suggests Firms facing fall in exports
Two out of five firms which export goods have seen sales fall in recent months, new research suggests, leading to calls for trade barriers with the EU to be reduced. The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) says that advance bookings ...Read More
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