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U.K. delays Brexit border checks on EU food as shortages hit
The U.K. delayed new post-Brexit border checks on food from the European Union to mitigate a supply chain crisis in a move that was immediately…
Global chemicals industry proposes recommendations to restore WTO leadership and strengthen rules-based, multilateral trading system
WTO Reform Paper Comes Ahead of Highly Anticipated WTO Public Forum 2021 and Twelfth WTO Ministerial Conference
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US moves toward ending steel-tariff fight with offer to EU
The U.S. has submitted an initial offer to the European Union to resolve a three-year dispute over steel imported from the bloc, paving the way…
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Ag Associations send another urgent plea to President Biden
This morning, over 70 agriculture associations delivered another urgent plea for intervention to President Biden, USDA Secretary Vilsack, Secretary of Transportation Buttigieg, FMC Chair Maffei,…
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Aluminum industry frets that its supply snarls have just begun
Supply-chain snags that have roiled commodity markets and helped push aluminum prices to a 13-year high this week are unlikely to ease any time soon.
India, Australia deepen defense, trade ties amid China tensions
India and Australia agreed to deepen maritime defense cooperation and strengthen trade ties amid widening differences with China.
China urges US to mend ties as Biden weighs fresh trade probe
China urged the U.S. to take steps to repair damaged ties between the two countries, as the Biden administration weighs a new investigation into Chinese…
Sri Lanka is running out of money for imports as delta rages
Sri Lanka’s dwindling foreign exchange reserves risk spiraling into a crisis that could force the South Asian nation to tighten policy more aggressively and seek…
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Biden team weighs China trade probe in bid to press Beijing
The Biden administration is weighing a new investigation into Chinese subsidies and their damage to the U.S. economy as a way to pressure Beijing on…
India may export six million tons of sugar from new crop
Sugar mills in India, the world’s second-biggest producer, are pinning hopes on strong global prices to export bumper volumes next year without any government assistance,…