Trade

Three-Quarters Of Companies Are Redesigning Their Supply Chains, Study Finds

Three-quarters of companies across the world are redesigning their supply chains by working with more suppliers to mitigate risks, a new study has revealed...

Global Rice Market Stable But Weather Risk Remains, LDC Executive Says

SpiritsEUROPE Calls For Investigation Into New Irish Rules On Labelling Alcoholic Beverages

SpiritsEUROPE has lodged a formal complaint asking the European Commission to open an infringement procedure against Ireland for breaching EU law with its...

Shipping Still In Dark Over Clean Fuel Solutions, Industry Official Says

Shipping companies are still waiting for 'real green' fuel solutions as part of decarbonisation efforts to clean up the industry, a leading industry offici...

WTO Chief Rebukes Countries Over Stalled Fishing Negotiations

The head of the World Trade Organisation chided countries for failing to make headway on negotiations covering fishing and agriculture because of...

Britain-Northern Ireland Trade Grew In 2021 Despite Brexit Checks

The value of goods and services moving to Northern Ireland from Britain posted annual growth of 7% in 2021 to reach a record £14.4 billion ($17.9 bil...

Dutch To Cull Around 201,000 Chickens To Contain Bird Flu

The Netherlands is to cull around 201,000 chickens on a farm in the northern city of Emmen after the detection of a highly infectious strain of bird flu, t...

Norway's Food And Drink Sector Anticipates Redundancies, Study Finds

A recent study by NHO Mat og Drikke, which represents the food and drink sector in Norway, unveiled that six out of 10 member companies expect high energy...