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URUGUAYAN BEEF EXPORTS ON THE RISE, DESPITE RUSSIAN RECESSION
Uruguay’s meat exports are rising, with growing production, aggressive promotions and wide access to global markets boosting sales despite a slump in Russian sales. Exports of offal, meat and byproducts increased 8.2% to USD659 million in the year through May 9, compared with USD609 million year-on-year and rose 16% in volume terms to 171,401 tonnes from 147,868 tonnes over the same period, according to the country’s National Institute of Meat (INAC – Instituto Nacional de Carnes).…
INDIA BUFFALO MEAT EXPORTS ON THE RISE
Indian buffalo meat exports have risen by 10% to USD4.78 billion in the financial year ending March 2015, according to provisional data released by India’s Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics on Friday (May 8).
The results backed the findings of an April report by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), entitled ‘Livestock and Poultry: World Markets and Trade’, which concluded: “Larger [beef and veal] shipments from India … [have] more than offset declines by Brazil, Uruguay, and the United States.”…
US-INDIA RELATIONS STALLED OVER PHARMACEUTICAL INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY SQUABBLE
American pharmaceutical industry officials and trade groups remain cautiously optimistic that intellectual property (IP) negotiations with India can be resolved to the benefit of both nations’ medicine sectors. For now, however, India remains on a so-called ‘priority watch list’ of nations the US is urging to address key IP protection concerns.…
SRI LANKA UPBEAT ON REGAINING GSP PLUS CONCESSION
Sri Lanka’s government remains positive about the possibility of regaining its Generalised Scheme of Preferences Plus (GSP+) concession status from the European Union (EU), which would probably boost the country’s knitwear exports. This privileged trade access status might help the country’s clothing industry overall achieve an ambitious target of earning USD8.5 billion from exports by 2020.…
US BODY CARE PRODUCTS SECTOR GROWTH SOARS AFTER END OF RECESSION
Following a period of recession-induced stagnation, business in the US body care product industry is back with a vengeance. Driven by a combination of seasonal and demographic factors, Americans spent just over USD2.9 billion, USD9.23 per person, on body care products in 2014.…
UK STILL TOP FOR OFFSHORE WIND BUT CHINA SHOWS POTENTIAL FOR ONSHORE
The UK may still be a world-beating performer for developing offshore wind energy, but more still can be done onshore, as demonstrated by China’s wind-power growth, the Global Wind Energy Council’s (GWEC’s) secretary general Steve Sawyer has argued. Indeed, unveiling GWEC’s, Global Wind Report: Annual Market Update 2014, in a webinar April 1 from Istanbul, Sawyer noted that the UK at 813 megawatts (MW) of installed capacity produces more offshore wind energy than the rest of the world combined, with Denmark “a distant second”.…
PARAGUAY ADVANCES AML REGULATIONS, BUT FALLS SHORT IN CONVICTIONS AND SEIZURES OF FUNDS
Despite Paraguay’s past difficulties in effectively fighting money laundering, the country has been introducing new regulations to boost its controls; however their reforms’ implementation have been hampered by lack of political will.
Located between Argentina and Brazil, Paraguay is a key country in the struggle against money laundering and financing of terrorism in South America because its porous border is used by drug cartels to smuggle drugs, among other illicit items, into the two region’s biggest markets for cocaine and marijuana.…
MONEY LAUNDERERS EVER MORE INVENTIVE SAY DIRTY MONEY EXPERTS AND INSIDERS
TO discover the best intelligence on money laundering, sometimes it is best just to ask the money launderers. Take China. There are numerous ways of getting dirty money out of China. The most common include smuggling a satchel of banknotes to Hong Kong (where Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY) is convertible), where it is washed through an over-priced (for quick transaction) purchase of real estate in the city, several Hong Kong real estate agents told the Money Laundering Bulletin.…
PAKISTAN MEAT EXPORTERS HOPE IRAN IMPORT BAN WILL BE LIFTED SOON
Pakistani meat exporters are optimistic that the Iranian government will lift an import ban imposed in early 2014 on Pakistan-produced meat following a meeting on Wednesday (April 22) between the country’s trade ministers.
Khurram Dastagir Khan, Pakistan’s commerce minister and Mohammed Reza Nematzadeh, Iran’s minister for industry, mines and trade met in Tehran at a scheduled session of the Pakistan Iran joint trade committee.…
MYANMAR OPENS ITS DOORS TO HIGH QUALITY MEAT IMPORTS FROM BRAZIL, JAPAN AND US
MYANMAR will soon be importing more high quality pork and beef products following discussions in March between Myanmar’s Meat Industry Board and representatives of meat producers from the United States, Japan and Brazil, the Meat Industry Board (MIB) told globalmeatnews.com.
High quality meats have been imported to Myanmar in low quantities in the past, said U Win Sein, vice-chairperson of the Myanmar Livestock Federation.…