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INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY ROUND UP – CETA DEAL OFFERS BOOST TO EU FOOD AND DRINK EXPORTERS



EUROPEAN food and drink exporters will be preparing to boost exports through the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the European Union (EU) and Canada (CETA), which has been provisionally approved by the European Parliament.

The deal, whose duty reduction and quota expansion elements could apply from April (2017) will phase out nearly 99% of tariffs on all food and drink traded between the EU and Canada over the next seven years.…

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AUTOMATED RECHARGING SYSTEMS FOR EV’S MOVE FROM LABORATORY TO PUBLIC ROADS

BY SARAH GIBBONS, in London AS the drive to encourage electric vehicle (EV) ownership gathers momentum, so does the desire to install automated recharging systems, such as devices built into roads that top up batteries as autos motor on.

The technology is known as ‘dynamic inductive charging’ and has been trialled in a range of scenarios across different continents. And one system, in South Korea, is now in operation on a live transport route, on roads in the towns of Gumi, in the country’s southeast, and Sejong, in central South Korea.…

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AUTOMATED RECHARGING SYSTEMS FOR EV’S MOVE FROM LABORATORY TO PUBLIC ROADS



As the drive to encourage electric vehicle (EV) ownership gathers momentum, so does the desire to install automated recharging systems, such as devices built into roads that top up batteries as autos motor on.

The technology is known as ‘dynamic inductive charging’ and has been trialled in a range of scenarios across different continents.…

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AUTO INDUSTRY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT INCREASED TRADE FOLLOWING CANADA-EU DEAL APPROVAL



THE AUTOMOTIVE industries of the European Union (EU) and Canada are both optimistic that they will export more vehicles as a result of the newly approved Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between the two jurisdictions. The European Parliament gave CETA its support last Wednesday (February 15), meaning it will come into force provisionally once the Canadian House of Commons does the same (considered a formality).…

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GETTING MORE OIL FROM EXISTING RESERVES WHILE LIMITING GLOBAL WARMING MAY NOT BE CONTRADICTORY, BUT COULD BE COSTLY



Enhancing the percentage of oil recovered from existing assets is a no-brainer for countries that want to maximise economic gains from their oil reserves.

In an era of apparently ‘lower for longer’ oil prices, it is high up the agenda for oil companies and governments.…

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CETA DEAL WILL BOOST EU-CANADA MINERALS TRADE SAY INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONS



 

THE EUROPEAN and Canadian minerals industries have broadly welcomed the approval by the European Parliament of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the European Union (EU) and Canada (CETA), saying it would increase exports in an already flourishing trade.…

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US APPAREL SECTOR SEES PRICING DISASTER LOOMING FROM TRUMP TAX PROPOSAL



Fresh from their disappointment in seeing the tariff reductions contained in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) go down to official defeat with a January 23 executive action by President Donald Trump, the US apparel and footwear sector is bracing itself for even greater cost increases to come.…

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DRINKS INDUSTRY GIVES OVERWHELMING THUMBS UP TO CETA DEAL



EUROPEAN drinks industry associations have said they are now preparing to exploit the export market benefits that flow from yesterday’s (Feb 15) approval by the European Parliament of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the European Union (EU) and Canada (CETA).…

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HISTORIC CETA DEAL OPENS UP CANADIAN-EU DRINKS TRADE



The European Parliament today (Feb 15) authorised a Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between the European Union (EU) and Canada (CETA), a deal that has been long anticipated by the EU drinks export sector.

The deal, which could now apply provisionally from as early as April 2017 will scrap nearly 99% of tariffs on all goods traded between the EU and Canada.…

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DRINKS INDUSTRY GIVES OVERWHELMING THUMBS UP TO CETA DEAL



EUROPEAN drinks industry associations have said they are now preparing to exploit the export market benefits that flow from yesterday’s (Feb 15) approval by the European Parliament of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the European Union (EU) and Canada (CETA).…

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