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TAIWAN TAOYUAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AWAITING AMBITIOUS UPGRADE
Taiwan’s main airport, Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, is to undergo a major expansion, increasing its annual passenger capacity from 32 million to 60 million by 2030. Located halfway between the capital Taipei and the island’s industrial heartland along its western coast, the airport is planned to become the centerpiece of the government’s highly ambitious Taoyuan Aerotropolis project, which with an estimated investment of Taiwan New Dollar TWD600 billion (USD20 billion).…
ASEAN WHITENING AND ANTI AGING SEGMENT FACES 2015 ECONOMIC COMMUNITY LAUNCH
SKIN whitening and anti-ageing products represent key growth segments for cosmetic manufacturers targeting expanding and increasingly integrated markets in the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) region. Indeed, producers of these products are set to benefit from a single ASEAN port of entry when the fully integrated ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) is launched next year (2015).…
BANGLADESH BOLSTERS CRUSADE AGAINST MONEY LAUNDERING
AFTER upgrading its laws against money laundering, Bangladesh has earned praise from anti-money laundering (AML) watchdogs however implementing this legislation remains an uphill challenge. Satisfied with the progress Bangladesh made toward plugging “strategic deficiencies” in its AML and combating the financing of terrorism (CFT) regime, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) removed the country from its special watchlist.…
EU MEAT PRODUCTION STARTS TO GROW – BUT EXPORTS MAY TUMBLE, SAYS BRUSSELS REPORT
European Union (EU) meat production is projected to start growing in 2014, according to the European Commission, as Europe’s economic recovery solidifies. This could be up 0.7% year-on-year for beef, veal, pigmeat, poultry, sheep and goat meat. However, exports might fall for pigmeat and poultry, with Russian import bans especially causing problems for pigmeat.…
CAMBODIA’S NONWOVENS FUTURE MAY NEED TO FOCUS ON NONWOVENS CONVERTING
The manufacture of nonwovens surgical gowns are offering Cambodia’s nascent non-wovens sector hope for growth, in one of the world’s toughest garment and fabric export businesses. The problem for smaller emerging market countries such as Cambodia, experts from international non-wovens industry associations told WTiN.com…
SHOW EXHIBITORS EXPLAIN VALUE OF INVESTING IN DISPLAY STANDS AT VIETNAM TRADE EVENTS
EXHIBITORS at two key international textile and shoe exhibitions in Vietnam have spoken personally to WTiN.com on the value of investing time and money appearing at such shows.
The Vietnam International Exhibition on Garment Manufacturing Equipment and Fabric 2014 was organised concurrently with the International Shoes and Leather Exhibition 2014 in Ho Chi Minh City from July 16 to 18.…
AMUL READY TO LAUNCH VALUE- ADDED ‘NUTRACEUTICAL PRODUCTS’
Indian dairy product giant Amul’s newly appointed managing director Amul Dairy managing director Dr K Rathnam has spoken to just-food about the Gujarat-based cooperative’s future : A range of new value-added ‘nutraceutical products’ are due for launch later this year midst plans to start manufacturing in Europe and Singapore by early 2016.…
INTERNATIONAL RETAIL CHAINS ENTERING CHINESE SWEET BAKERY MARKET
AN INFLUX of big-brand café and convenience retail chains is whetting China’s appetite for sweet bakery, including in smaller cities. Brands are diversifying and moving upmarket, offering coffee and seating.
Take Beijing’s Beixinqiao, in the city’s older quarter, a busy intersection of residential blocks and a hub for restaurants and youth-focused fashion stores.…
ASIA REGULATORY ROUND UP – HONG KONG ACCOUNTANTS WELCOME LOCAL AUDIT CONTROL REFORMS
THE HONG Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) has welcomed the launch by the Hong Kong government of proposals to reform the special administrative region’s regulatory regime for auditors of listed companies and other organisations.
There will be three months of consultation (ending September 20) on the proposals whose goal is enhancing the independence of Hong Kong’s audit regulators.…
ASIA REGULATORY ROUND UP – SINGAPORE AGREES FATCA COMPLIANCE DEAL
SINGAPORE and the United States have negotiated an agreement that will force Singaporean financial institutions to declare money held in the city state by American citizens and residents. The deal will help Singapore comply with the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), which says all financial institutions outside the USA must regularly submit such information to the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS).…