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WEST COAST LABOUR DISPUTE DEAL STRUCK – BUT DAMAGE HAS BEEN DONE TO AMERICAN METAL SECTOR



A recent breakthrough in negotiations means there is a likely end of troubles experienced by many non-ferrous metal importers and exporters and their supply chains during the ongoing USA west coast ports labour dispute. But what happens now? Just how badly has the industry been affected and how swiftly can it recover should normal port service be resumed?…

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EGYPT’S BIO-BASED OILS AND FATS MARKET GROWS, DESPITE DISRUPTION FOLLOWING 2011 UPRISING



EGYPT’S USD1.23 billion oils and fats market has still to recover from the country’s post-revolutionary environment following the January 2011 uprising that ousted President Hosni Mubarak. Since then, Egypt’s economy has been on a downward trajectory, affecting consumer demand across the board.…

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IMPENDING EU-US TRADE AGREEMENT HOLDS OPPORTUNITIES FOR PAINT MACHINERY SALES



THE TRADE agreement currently being negotiated between the European Union (EU) and the USA could bring significant opportunities for paint machinery manufacturers if the two parties agree to align their technical standards.
The European Commission, which is negotiating the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) on behalf of the EU, has said it would like to close the gap between the two sides regarding technical regulations affecting the marketing, use and conformity assessment of machinery, as well as electrical and electronic products.…

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NEW CHINESE INVESTMENT MAY HELP VIETNAM OVERCOME YARN DILEMMA



The Hong Kong unit of Luthai Textile Co Ltd, China’s leading producer of yarn-dyed fabric and shirts manufacturing, has informed its shareholders of a plan to invest USD150 million building a new Vietnam-based textile plant. The factory, whose location has yet to be disclosed, would have 60,000 spindles, with an annual output of 30 million metres of yarn-dyed fabric.…

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INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT BUDGETS USD7.6 MILLION TO PROVIDE NEW EQUIPMENT FOR THE TEXTILES INDUSTRY



Indonesia’s industry ministry is planning to boost the growth of the country’s domestic textile manufacturing sector in 2015, with the expansion of an initiative that will help finance businesses buying new equipment and machinery.
“Especially for the fiscal year 2015, we have budgeted [Indonesia Rupiah IDR100 billion [USD7.6 million].…

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INDONESIAN BATIK INDUSTRY ON COURSE FOR RECORD PROFITS IN 2015



THE INDONESIAN batik industry may be set for record profits in 2015, on the back of strong growth of both the domestic and export market in recent years, according to an industry insider. “Our turnover trade has approximately doubled in the last five years,” Dewanto Santosa, director of Batik Danar Hadi, said.…

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INDONESIAN BATIK INDUSTRY ON COURSE FOR RECORD PROFITS IN 2015



THE INDONESIAN batik industry may be set for record profits in 2015, on the back of strong growth of both the domestic and export market in recent years, according to an industry insider. “Our turnover trade has approximately doubled in the last five years,” Dewanto Santosa, director of Batik Danar Hadi, said.…

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PHILIPPINE KNITWEAR SECTOR HOPING FOR OLD GLORY AFTER INCLUSION IN PREFERENTIAL EU TARIFF SCHEME



The Philippines’ once formidable knitwear sector has been shrinking in size in the past two decades, but the Pacific archipelago’s inclusion in the European Union’s (EU) Generalized System of Preferences Plus (GSP+) preferential tariff scheme from January 1 is now filling remaining manufacturers with some hope for another heyday.…

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LIVE EXPORTS FROM AUSTRALIA TO VIETNAM SKYROCKET BUT SUPPLY CHAIN DOUBTS REMAIN



A BOOM in Australian live cattle exports to Vietnam look set to continue this year, thanks to favourable currency conditions; the depletion of the Vietnamese herd by exports to neighbouring China; and increasing demand for fresh quality beef from Vietnamese consumers.…

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COSMETICS INDUSTRY IN THE GULF REGION BOOMING DESPITE POLITICAL STRIFE



 

TOILETRIES sales in the Arab Gulf countries remain robust, an oasis of economic and political stability in a turbulent Middle East. Elsewhere in the region, the ongoing conflicts in Syria and Iraq, and the rise of the Islamic State, has seen toiletries sales plummet.…

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