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Middle East carriers recorded the strongest growth in international freight for October with an 18% increase in demand. The Asian market is dominated by China who in five years time is predicted to account...
Middle East carriers recorded the strongest growth in international freight for October with an 18% increase in demand. The Asian market is dominated by China who in five years time is predicted to account...
NZ PM says NZ dlr’s rise problematic for exporters The Kaweka Food Company, of Hastings , was recently recognised at The New Zealand Food Awards annual ceremony in Auckland for its dedication to food...
Marlous Kuiper, the head of alcoholic drinks research at Euromonitor told BeverageDaily.com that emerging markets were less affected by the recession and those that were affected bounced back much quicker that the developed markets....
Paul Borrud, Facebook’s regional vice-president of Australia and New Zealand, said the take-up of Facebook on mobile phones and devices was one reason for the growth, which he said was showing no sign of...
The Middle East’s organic food market, valued at about USD$227 million a year, is growing at a pace of nearly 20%, mainly driven by the rising affinity of the youth population to embrace healthy...
China is currently Singapore’s third largest trading partner, the second largest source of tourist arrivals, and top investment destination. Some 19.3 million head of lamb are expected to be exported, a drop of 7.7%...
The Global Shippers’ Forum (GSF) want to outlaw rate-making cartels and have urged governments in Asia to initiate reforms which were in line with competitive global practices such as those which now existed in...
Japan’s Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda confirmed that Japan has intervened in the currency market for the first time since March 2004 to stem the yen’s rise, which has spiked to a 15-year highs against...
Japan’s Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda confirmed that Japan has intervened in the currency market for the first time since March 2004 to stem the yen’s rise, which has spiked to a 15-year highs against...
Japan’s Finance Minister Yoshihiko Noda confirmed that Japan has intervened in the currency market for the first time since March 2004 to stem the yen’s rise, which has spiked to a 15-year highs against...