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Imports and Exports | | MIC Customs Solutions |

US-China goods trade defies political tensions to reach new heights

New figures show trade between the US and China reached a record high last year.


Imports and Exports | | MIC Customs Solutions |

Australian wine exports plunge after Chinese tariffs

The Australian wine sector has reported a drop in exports for 2022, with tariffs in China and changing market conditions in Europe among the key contributors.


Industry News | | MIC Customs Solutions |

US mulls further tariffs on Russian aluminum imports

The US government is close to imposing a 200 percent tariff on Russian aluminum imports, it has been reported.


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RCEP at one: How is the regional trade pact faring after its first 12 months?

What impact is the RCEP having on trade in Asia-Pacific one year after implementation?


Industry News | | MIC Customs Solutions |

US aims to fix WTO dispute system by next year

The US ambassador to the WTO has stated the country hopes to fix problems with the body's dispute process by the end of 2024.


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Indonesia turns to WTO over EU steel tariffs dispute

Indonesia has blamed EU anti-dumping tariffs for a sharp fall in its steel exports as it asks the WTO to rule on the legality of the duties.


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How could concentration be damaging global trade?

A new report has found 40 percent of global trade depends on three or fewer source countries. What could the impact of this be and how can this be managed?


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What is India aiming for in trade talks with the US and EU?

What is India seeking to gain from trade talks with the US, EU and UK?


Brexit | | MIC Customs Solutions |

UK 'to be 15 years late' on exports target

Government figures have suggested UK export values will not reach £1 trillion a year until 2035 - 15 years later than initially planned.


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WTO chief warns of 'friendshoring' risks'

Nations should look beyond like-minded countries when considering options for new trade agreements, the WTO director-general has stated.