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After years of negotiations, Vietnam finally sells lychees to Japan

After years of negotiations, Vietnam finally sells lychees to Japan

26/11/2020
Vietnam has exported fresh lychees to Japan for the first time after five years of negotiations and preparations to meet quality standards.
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China’s November iron ore imports fall 8.1% month over month on falling shipments

China’s November iron ore imports fall 8.1% month over month on falling shipments

25/11/2020
China’s iron ore imports fell for the second straight month in November, dropping 8.1% from a month earlier on easing shipments from major exporters, official customs data showed on Monday.
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Indonesia’s imports plunge further in April-May

Indonesia’s imports plunge further in April-May

22/11/2020
Indonesia’s imports nosedived in April and May in the wake of declining demand caused by the COVID-19, said head of the Statistics Indonesia (BPS) Suhariyanto.
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China’s retail sector shows signs of recovery

China’s retail sector shows signs of recovery

22/11/2020
China’s retail sector shows signs of recovery: Research report by Nielsen China shows country’s consumer market recovery being driven by online sales of FMCG
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Europe sees big spike in apple demand

Europe sees big spike in apple demand

20/11/2020
Europe sees big spike in apple demand: Italian group Assomela reports major increase in sales over the past six weeks as a result of coronavirus outbreak
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Philippines: Q1 metal production plunges due to COVID-19

Philippines: Q1 metal production plunges due to COVID-19

19/11/2020
The Philippines saw metal production falling nearly 11 percent to 24.86 billion peso (490 million USD) in the first quarter of this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, data from the Mines and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) showed.
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Indian seafood export to pick up in the second half of 2020

Indian seafood export to pick up in the second half of 2020

17/11/2020
Indian seafood industry expects the exports to pick up in the second half of the year with the increase in the import of shrimp broodstock.
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Fonterra’s February milk exports from New Zealand drop 6 percent

Fonterra’s February milk exports from New Zealand drop 6 percent

16/11/2020
Fonterra - a New Zealand multinational publicly traded dairy co-operative - reports that its milk exports in February fell by 6.1 percent on lower demand.
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German car sales plunge in April, slashed in half in May as virus hits key industry

German car sales plunge in April, slashed in half in May as virus hits key industry

15/11/2020
Some 61 percent fewer new cars were registered on German roads in April 2020 than a year ago, official data showed Wednesday, as Europe's automobile powerhouse matched its neighbours' plunging sales for the industry.
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Toyota Indonesia’s car exports likely to fall 40-50 percent in 2020

Toyota Indonesia’s car exports likely to fall 40-50 percent in 2020

15/11/2020
Toyota's vehicle exports from its manufacturing facilities in Indonesia are forecast to drop by 40-50 percent in 2020 due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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