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Unique seminar on EU trade defence

Unique seminar on EU trade defence

Competitiveness in a global economy- A challenge to trade discipline? At a unique seminar held today in Brussels – 16 major European manufacturing sectors*,...

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Industry export rise led by china, despite quotas

Industry export rise led by china, despite quotas

Asia’s emerging economies, led by powerhouse China and strong players India and Indonesia, posted solid gains in textiles and apparel exports last year, a World Trade Organization report said. South...

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The 66th ICAC Plenary Session

The 66th ICAC Plenary Session

66th PLENARY SESSION OF THE INTERNATIONAL COTTON ADVISORY COMMITTEE The 66th ICAC Plenary Session was held in Izmir, Turkey on 22 – 26 October 2007. Representatives of...

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BEIJING CRITICIZES QUALITY GOODS FROM US AND EU

BEIJING CRITICIZES QUALITY GOODS FROM US AND EU

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Brazil forced Mercosur to raise duty tariffs

Brazil forced Mercosur to raise duty tariffs

Following several months of and pressure from the EC Commission to avoid any move as announced by the Brazilian government, the Mercosur Common Market...

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China 2008: double checking system

China 2008: double checking system

On 9th October the Textile Committee accepted the Commission draft proposal negotiated with the Chinese administration in favour of implementing a double-checking system for the...

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