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Allow 40 lakh bales duty free import of cotton to avoid job losses due to cotton shortage: SIMA : Rashtra News #lakh #bales #duty #free #import #cotton #avoid #job #losses #due #cotton #shortage #SIMA Cotton being an agricultural and seasonal commodity, over 90 per cent of the cotton arrives the market during December to March

A former Ferrari-driving Auckland property hotshot who 20 years ago was considered the industry’s youngest “mover and shaker” picked up a methamphetamine...

TOYOTA -- Japanese wholesale prices for imported beef have hit the highest level since the market was opened up in 1991, as a drought in southern U.S.

In 2022, Morocco became the leading African supplier to Cameroon. According to the latest external trade report released on February 16 by the

The government, once again, is applying a policy of import quotas. This will lead to collusion and bribery.

Poland does not rule out introducing an import ban on agricultural products from Russia. Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared this today, during the visit to Warsaw of his Latvian counterpart Arturs Krišjānis Kariņš , who has already implemented this ban. The statements arrive at a delicate phase, in...

Koreas terms of trade rose for the eighth consecutive month in January as import costs continued to fall, central bank data showed Wednesday.

The customs at Mundra port in Kutch seized a huge quantity of areca nut worth Rs 1.15 crore on Monday. The consignment was imported from Indonesia. Further probe is underway to identify other individuals involved in the smuggling operation.

Indonesia’s National Food Agency (Bapanas) announced that the government is preparing to import an additional 1.6 million tonnes of rice to fill the governments rice reserves managed by the national logistic agency (Bulog).