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TRUMP’S DECISION TO CUT TPP AN OPPORTUNITY, SAYS EUROPEAN DAIRY INDUSTRY



 

UNITED States (US) President Donald Trump’s decision on January 26 to sign an executive order to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) should provide opportunities for European Union (EU) dairy exporters, according to European dairy experts.

“From an EU dairy perspective, we would hope that the European Commission will continue to make an effort in our European trade negotiations, especially with Japan,” Alexander Anton, secretary general of the European Dairy Association, told Food & Drink Technology News.…

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EU/WTO INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY ROUND UP – EU BOOSTS FOOD MARKETING BUDGET



EUROPEAN Union (EU) food exporters will in 2017 be offered an increased amount of money by the European Commission to better promote their products, especially in non-EU markets. The Commission has said that EUR133 million will be available this year to co-finance at 70%-85% such marketing campaigns, compared to EUR111 million in 2016.…

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INDONESIAN BATIK PRODUCERS PREFER ONLINE MARKETING TO BOOST SALES



Indonesian batik producers are turning to social media to boost sales, helping them maintain production when not only standard marketing and distribution channels are not delivering enough revenue but standalone websites and major e-commerce sites.

Rusydi Bawazir, producer of Nargis Batik Podhek, from Madura, East Java province, started online marketing three years ago by using website: nargis.web.id.…

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VIETNAM MUST GET SMARTER ON HR AS GROWING ECONOMY PULLS IT TOWARDS MID-INCOME STATUS



HUMAN resources specialists are advising Vietnam’s government and private sector to get smarter over their personnel policies if it wants to maintain the productivity improvements that have helped pull this southeast Asian country out of poverty.

A report released in October (2016) by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) on the issue has cited research from the International Labour Organisation (ILO) to highlight Vietnam’s strong record: the report notes that Vietnam’s productivity grew 184% from 1991-2012, far surpassing Thailand’s 85%, Singapore’s 81% and Malaysia’s 80% growth over the same period.…

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MALAYSIA TOLD TO IMPROVE LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY



 

THE ORGANISATION for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has urged Malaysia to reverse a trend of 15 years of low labour productivity by improving education and labour skills – helping the country meet its government goal of becoming a developed nation by 2020.…

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INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY ROUND UP – SUGAR PRODUCERS WANT EU PROTECTION MAINTAINED, DESPITE TRADE DEAL TALKS



THE INTERNATIONAL Confederation of European Beet Growers (CIBE) and the European Association of Sugar Producers (CEFS-Comité Européen des Fabricants de Sucre) have jointly called on the European Union (EU) to continue protecting producers with import tariffs, even as the EU negotiates 12 trade deals affecting the food industry.…

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UPSTREAM TEXTILE SECTOR REACHING FOR BRIGHT FUTURE AMID TURBULENCE IN VIETNAM



Vietnam’s upstream textile manufacturing sector remains hampered by lack of investment, poor infrastructure and personnel shortages, although government efforts are expected to ease some difficulties, a seminar at the recent VTG Textile & Garment Exhibition in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) has heard.…

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KORDSA REINFORCES INNOVATION IN THE TURKISH TEXTILES MARKET



A global player in the textile tyre, composite and construction reinforcement technologies market, Turkey’s Kordsa Global is benefiting from a new research initiative as it seeks to remain a world leader in the market of tyre reinforcement technologies.

Keen to reinforce its own position as an innovator, in 2014 Kordsa Global entered into a partnership with Sabancı University to create the Composite Technologies Centre of Excellence.…

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BRUNEI WOVEN INDUSTRY NEEDS TO ATTRACT MARKET WITH INNOVATIONS



A leading textile designer from Brunei has told WTiN.com that his country’s traditional woven fabric industry needs to innovate to boost domestic sales, while it struggles to compete in the global marketplace. However, he admits that persuading locals to work in this potentially successful niche sector can be tough.…

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INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT PLOTS EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS AT NEW TEXTILE INPUT WAREHOUSES



A senior official at Indonesia’s industry ministry has told WTiN.com of its plans to boost the effectiveness of newly established warehouse storage systems for textile industry inputs, helping the country’s manufacturers source supplies swiftly and efficiently.

Achmad Sigit Dwiwahjono, the industry ministry’s director general of chemical, textile and various industries, hailed the government’s new bonded warehouses, where supplies can be admitted without paying excise duty, as a major advance, hailing improvements in operations facilitated by a cotton handling logistics centre.…

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