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INNOVATIVE ESTONIAN DAIRY INDUSTRY FORGES DIVERSE PRODUCT RANGE, SOLD WORLDWIDE



The dairy industry if Baltic State Estonia may be small, but it has seen continuous growth, with 2022 marking the 22nd consecutive year of increased milk production in a country blessed with abundant natural grassland.

“Estonia is among the best in Europe in terms of cow milk production,” Aire Pentjärv, head of the dairy animals performance testing department, of Estonian Livestock Performance Recording Ltd (EPJ – Eesti Põllumajandusloomade Jõudluskontrolli AS), told Dairy Industries International.…

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CHINA ADDRESSES DIVERSIFICATION OF CLOTHING SOURCING AWAY FROM ITS OWN SHORES



The China National Garment Association (CNGA) in a new briefing (1) on China’s clothing industry economic operations for H1 2023 warned that China’s clothing industry is under serious pressure. Insufficient post-Covid demand recovery in international markets due to inflation and central banks’ tight monetary policies have been exacerbated by overseas customers transferring orders to other countries.…

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PRICE RISES AND RUSSIA’S WAR FALLS PUT SQUEEZE ON POLISH DAIRY SECTOR



 

Retail prices of manufactured dairy products in Poland are falling, while the costs of production and processing are rising. Market insiders say this is already pushing many small dairy farmers and manufacturers to the edge.

“Production costs for farmers and milk processors have increased dramatically,” said Agnieszka Maliszewska, director of the Polish Chamber of Milk (PIM – Polska Izba Mleka).…

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TUNISIA TEAMS UP WITH CHINA IN CREATING FUSION ENERGY RESEARCH LABOIRATOTY



A groundbreaking collaboration between Tunisia and China has yielded plans to develop a pioneering laboratory, solely dedicated to the realm of plasma physics, a key element of nuclear fusion research. The lab would be established in Tunisia’s prestigious National Engineering School of Tunis, within the University of Tunis – El Manar, in central Tunis, Tunisia’s capital.…

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EU COUNCIL HITS BELARUS WITH NEW SANCTIONS, AS WAGNER GROUP SETTLES IN



The European Union (EU) has ramped up its sanctions on Belarus, as Russia’s ally has increased its role in its invasion of Ukraine, hosting members of the Wagner Group, the mercenary company that recently rebelled against the Russian government. Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko helped broker an end to the mutiny by allowing Wagner Group leaders and fighters to move to Belarus and avoid prosecution in Russia.…

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NORTH SEA SHIFTS FROM WELL OF OIL AND GAS TO HOME OF DIVERSE GREEN ENERGY PROJECTS



The North Sea, tapped for oil and natural gas I earnest since the 1960s by Britain, Norway, Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands and Belgium – is increasingly being utilised as a site for renewable energy projects, as well as carbon capture and storage.…

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UKRAINIAN RENEWABLE ENERGY GENERATION A BULWARK AGAINST RUSSIAN ATTACK



Russia military attacks on Ukraine’s critical energy infrastructure may be paving the way for the victim country to build a sustainable decentralised renewable energy-based electricity system.

By striking Ukrainian energy infrastructure, Russia hopes to destroy the will of the Ukrainian population, who have remained resilient against Russian occupation and attacks against civilian infrastructure.…

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UKRAINE PAINT SECTOR HARMED BY INVASION FROM RUSSIA, WHOSE PAINT AND COATING SECTOR PIVOTS TOWARDS STABILITY



The Ukraine and Russian paint and coating sectors have both experienced major change since Russian military forces invaded Ukraine last February (2022), but as with the war, Ukraine’s industry has suffered much tougher damage.

Indeed, all sectors of the victim country’s economy have been hit hard by Russian military attacks and economic disruption, but none more so than Ukraine’s vulnerable chemical-based industries.…

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ST KITTS STRUGGLES TO IMPROVE ITS AML/CFT REGIME, BUT HAS AVOIDED FATF GREYLISTING



St Kitts & Nevis, the western hemisphere’s smallest sovereign state (by population), has significant work ahead to meet international AML/CFT standards, despite significant reforms being passed in 2020 and 2021. The twin-island state, with just over 47,000 people, is, noted a Caribbean Financial Action Task Force (CFATF) mutual evaluation report issued January 2022, a “small international financial centre which consists of commercial banking, international banking, domestic insurance, international insurance, securities, money service businesses and credit unions”.…

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CHINA’S CAN INDUSTRY GROWTH IS MOTOR FOR EXPANSION OF METAL PACKAGING MARKET ACROSS ASIA



Since economic liberalisation and globalisation kicked in major economic growth in China since 1990, China’s food and beverage industry has expanded exponentially, boosting the country’s metal packaging industry (1).
London-based market researcher GlobalData (NOTE TO EDITOR – NO SPACE BETWEEN WORDS IN THIS COMPANY NAME) has forecast that China’s market will purchase more than 1 trillion units in 2024, with rigid metal packaging taking a 10.5% volume share of this vast financial cake (2).…

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