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BELARUS AND CHINA CLOTHING EXPORTERS TO BENEFIT FROM NEW EU EXPANSION



BY KEITH NUTHALL

EUROPEAN Union (EU) clothing and textile buyers will probably be offered more cheap products from China and human-rights pariah Belarus once Romania and Bulgaria join the European Union (EU) on January 1, because of world trade law guarantees.…

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EU ANNOUNCES AID FOR POLISH MEAT EXPORTS TO USA, JAPAN AND OTHER NON-EU MARKETS



BY KEITH NUTHALL

THE EUROPEAN Commission has announced it will spend Euro 870,000 over two years in helping Polish meat producers and processors export to the USA, Canada, Japan, China, India and other big non-European Union (EU) markets. As usual in these cases, Brussels is funding 50% of planned marketing programmes, matching financing coming from nation governments or private sources.…

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CHINA USING TRADITIONAL HERBAL REMEDIES AS COSMETICS INGREDIENTS



BY DINAH GARDNER, in Beijing, MONICA DOBIE and KEITH NUTHALL

GLOSSY GANODERMA is a crusty, yellowish brown fungus, the size of a football. It’s been used for centuries in China as a traditional medicine to cure everything from deafness to hemorrhoids.…

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EU ANNOUNCES AID FOR WINE EXPORTS



BY KEITH NUTHALL

THE EUROPEAN Commission has announced it will spend around Euro 4 million helping Cypriot, Greek and Portuguese wine producers export to the USA, Canada, Japan, China, India and other big non-European Union (EU) markets. As usual in these cases, Brussels is funding 50% of planned marketing programmes, matching financing from national governments or private sources.…

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EU ANNOUNCES AID FOR FOOD EXPORTS TO USA, JAPAN AND OTHER NON-EU MARKETS



BY KEITH NUTHALL

THE EUROPEAN Commission has announced it will spend around Euro 4.7 million in helping German, Greek, Italian and Polish food producers and processors export to the USA, Canada, Japan, China, India and other big non-European Union (EU) markets.…

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BELARUS AND CHINA CLOTHING EXPORTERS TO BENEFIT FROM NEW EU EXPANSION



BY KEITH NUTHALL

BRITISH clothing retailers may well buy more cheap clothes from China and Belarus once Romania and Bulgaria join the European Union (EU) on January 1. They have long-standing trade relations with China and Belarus, whose EU clothing exports are limited (temporarily for Beijing).…

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EU TO EXTEND CHINESE SILICON ANTI-DUMPING DUTY TO SOUTH KOREA EXPORTS



BY KEITH NUTHALL

THE EUROPEAN Commission has proposed extending a 49% anti-dumping duty levied on Chinese exports to the European Union (EU) of silicon to consignments from South Korea, to block an alleged origin fraud. Following an investigation into a leap in South Korean silicon export volumes and claims "of [duty] circumvention", through transhipment via South Korea, the Commission has concluded "there was insufficient cause" to explain the trade pattern change "other than the imposition of [China-paid] anti-dumping measures."…

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EU WARNS OF FOOD COUNTERFEITING BOOM



BY KEITH NUTHALL

THE EUROPEAN Commission has warned of a boom in counterfeits of food and drink products entering the European Union, with more than 5 million fake items seized by customs officials last year. This is 118% compared with the numbers of seizures in 2004 – the first time the food/drink category has exceeded 5 million.…

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IAEA INSPECTORS HUNT DOWN ROGUE NUCLEAR SOURCES



BY DEIRDRE MASON

IF there are those who doubt whether the time, effort and resources invested in tracking down lost or orphaned sources of nuclear radiation is well spent, the tragic case of Alexander Litvinenko demonstrates only too clearly why this work is crucial.…

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EU WARNS OF INCREASED CLOTHING COUNTERFEITING



BY KEITH NUTHALL

THE EUROPEAN Commission has warned of a continued boom in counterfeits of clothing and accessory products entering the European Union (EU), with more than 10.9 million fake items seized by customs officials last year. This is 140% more than the numbers of seizures in 2004.…

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