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Rubber based export sector becomes a one-billion-dollar Industry in 2021 Sri Lanka’s Export Performance in November 2021 Sri Lanka’s merchandise exports increased by 55.11% to US$ 1,215.6 Million in November 2021 compared to November 2020 as per the data released by the Sri Lanka Customs. Exports maintained above one billion dollars for the fifth consecutive...

Morning. but i'm afraid that, even before the pandemic, britain went through the worst decade of productivity growth since the industrial revolution. the worst decade. now that is staggering. but of course, the government has its own answer to the productivity problem, he is called geoffrey cox. but we might need a little bit more than that. now it's not as if we don't know the answer. we need increased business investment and better capital stock on improved infrastructure. we need to embrace new technology. we need to lift our export performance. we need cities outside of the south—east to...

Was business friendly. he talked of a contract with business, but he also took the opportunity to accuse the prime minister of what he called betrayal over northern powerhouse rail. we need increased business investment and better capital stock on improved infrastructure. we need to embrace new technology. we need to lift our export performance. we need cities outside of the south—east to become economic powerhouses. which is why it was so devastating to see the government wrap to see the government rip up its promises in relation to h52 and the northern powerhouse rail. so there you have it...

Irish food exporters have been hit with a fresh blow as surging freight costs, container shortages and consumer concerns over Covid-19 affect trade with China.

New figures released in the annual Bord Bia Export Performance and Prospects report 2020/2021 show exports of Irish food, drink and horticulture to the UK declined by 5% in 2020, with a value of €4.3bn/$5.2bn (compared to €4.5bn/$5.5bn in 2019).