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Expert: 2022 GDP growth 'around 5.5%' achievable - Vimarsana News

Expert: 2022 GDP growth 'around 5.5%' achievable

China might set the annual economic growth target at "around 5.5 percent" for 2022, a level that is achievable amid mild policy easing and will help anchor market expectations, said a leading economist.

Oatly plans 3 new facilities by 2023 to combat supply shortages - Vimarsana News

Oatly plans 3 new facilities by 2023 to combat supply shortages

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USA News Group: New Plant-Based Meat Options Hit Retail Shelves as Market Heads Toward $162-Billion Projection - Vimarsana News

USA News Group: New Plant-Based Meat Options Hit Retail Shelves as Market Heads Toward $162-Billion Projection

FN Media Group Presents USA News Group News Commentary VANCOUVER, BC, Dec. 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- USA News Group - According to Bloomberg Intelligence analysis from earlier this year

New Plant-Based Meat Options Hit Retail Shelves as Market Heads Toward $162-Billion Projection - Vimarsana News

New Plant-Based Meat Options Hit Retail Shelves as Market Heads Toward $162-Billion Projection

/PRNewswire/ -- USA News Group - According to Bloomberg Intelligence analysis from earlier this year, the plant-based meat alternatives market is projected to...

Sydney councillor's Chinese consultancy links prompted ICAC interest - Vimarsana News

Sydney councillor's Chinese consultancy links prompted ICAC interest

A Liberal Sydney councillor contesting the upcoming elections was referred to the corruption watchdog for allegedly failing to disclose her involvement with an overseas consultancy promising to connect Chinese and Australian officials.