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The Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) has urged the government to keep only the investment criterion of Rs 50 crore irrespective of the unit's turnover to define the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) in the export sector.
RBI gives exporters, importers liquidity and more time amid Covid-19 crisis
RBI gives exporters, importers liquidity and more time amid Covid-19 crisis
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Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das on Friday announced a slew of measures to help country’s exporters and importers amid a slump induced by the global coronavirus crisis. The announcements were part of the RBI’s surprise decision to advance its monetary policy statement by at least 10 days.
In his statement, Das said the…
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coronavirus: Export sector may lose 15 million jobs unless immediate relief announced: FIEO
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New Delhi: Above 15 million jobs may get lost in India’s export sector with half the orders getting cancelled and rising non-performing assets in exporting units, the apex body of exporters said on Friday.
“With cancellation of over 50% of orders and gloomy forecast for the future, we expect 15 million job losses in exports and rising NPAs amongst exporting units, hitting the economy very…
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ICT New Zealand’s fastest growing export sector expected to surpass $15bn by 2025 from $1bn
ICT New Zealand’s fastest growing export sector expected to surpass $15bn by 2025 from $1bn
WELLINGTON: Technology is now New Zealand’s third largest GDP export, with ICT’s contribution growing by $1.282 billion from 2009 to 2013.
ICT is New Zealand’s fastest growing export sector and is expected to surpass $15bn by 2025 from $1bn today.
NZ exported $61 million in IT services to the UK in 2013 – third behind Australia and the US.
The UK cloud computing market is now worth over £6…
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Turkey: Memorable Year For Early Cherries
In Turkey, a record year is set for early cherries. For many manufacturers it is starting the best season of the last twenty years. The prices so far have been excellent and the fruits are exported to 15 countries, Russia in the head. There are about 1.000 small producers in the region of Manisa, an area of 15-20.000 hectares. Turkey is maintaining the momentum as the leader in global cherry production. In the sweet cherry sector, no other nation rivals Turkey in terms of overall volume. Implementation of new technologies and plantations of new orchards have kept the Eastern European nation ahead of competitors for total volume since the 1990s. Between 1995 and 2010, Turkey has more than doubled its sweet cherry production, rising from 200,000 metric tons (mt) in total volume to over 400,000 mt. If production forecasts remain on track, Turkey will remain in its top position for the years to come and should reach 520,000 mt in sweet cherry production by 2020.