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In East Africa and Nigeria, avocado farmers want to enter the insatiable export market. Environmental concerns cast a shadow over the crop in other parts of the world. What will African farmers do differently?

Pacific Aerospace boss during North Korea export sanction breach now works for NZTE 12 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM 4 minutes to read Pacific Aerospaces P-750 aircraft is popular for skydiving. Photo / Supplied Trade promotion agency NZTE says its employment of the man who headed an aircraft maker fined for breaching United Nations sanctions by indirectly exporting replacement parts to North Korea considered his extensive experience of running an export business. Damian Camp was chief...

New Fortress Hasn’t Given Up on PA LNG, Focused Elsewhere New Fortress Energy (NFE), the brainchild of billionaire Wes Edens, came out of nowhere just a few years ago to become one of the world’s leading natural gas infrastructure and logistics operators, delivering natural gas (typically LNG) to customers in a number of other countries. NFE also builds and operates gas-fired electric plants in some of those countries. They own most of the supply chain, from liquefying the gas to shipping i...

Just at the time U.S. exports of LNG are once again ramping up, along comes a “bipartisan” group of legislators proposing a bill to require some LNG exports (as well as some petroleum exports) to be transported from our shores on U.S.-built and U.S.-flagged LNG carriers. The problem is, none currently exist! This is yet another massive screwup coming from some who mean well, and some who don’t. Some of the people backing the bill, like hapless Sen. Bob Casey (from Pennsylvania) likely don...

  Britains Prime Minister Boris Johnson, wearing a face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), visits a PPE manufacturing facility, in Seaton Delaval, Britain, Feb 13, 2021. [Photo/Agencies] Brexit has left British manufacturers facing increased red tape and subsequently less revenue because of the greater complexity and cost of exporting goods to the European Union, a survey by a leading British industrial association has revealed. Make UK describes itself as an...

Dried tokay big income earner for village in Nakhon Phanom 21 published : 12 Mar 2021 at 12:44 21 Dried tokay geckos ready for export, at Ban Tan village in Na Wa district of Nakhon Phanom. (Photo: Pattanapong Sripiachai) NAKHON PHANOM: With much of Isan already struggling with water shortages this dry season, residents of a village in Na Wa district welcome it as the perfect time to catch and dry tokay geckos for export. The dried bodies ar...

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), in 2020 U.S. exports of propane reached record levels, increasing 13% and... Continue reading

Anti-fossil fuel nuts in New Jersey are hoping the recent decision by the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) to permanently... Continue reading

Sunday, 28 February 2021 - 8:57 The Central Bank of Sri Lanka and the Ministry of Trade have formulated a joint programme to earn targeted export earnings. Accordingly, a meeting of the stakeholders of the Committee on Exporting Commodities was held at the Central Bank. Speaking at the event Trade Minister Bandula Gunawardena stated that the Export Development Plan should be properly maintained in the coming years. The main objective is to increase exports of textiles and apparel, gems and jewe...

Oxfam International organization warns Britain against continuation of exporting arms to Saudi regime Oxfam International Organization in Britain has warned against continuing to sell British weapons to the Saudi-led coalition in its war against Yemen.