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Industry NewsWTO joins call for action to tackle global food security crisisA new joint report has urged immediate action to facilitate trade in order to relieve the current food security crisis. -
Industry NewsLithuania brings in tougher restrictions on Kaliningrad tradeLithuania has toughened its restrictions on the flow of trade through its territory to Kaliningrad, with concrete, wood and alcohol among the goods… -
Industry NewsGlobal trade value reaches record high, but threats remainNew figures from UNCTAD show Q1 2022 saw the highest global trade volume on record, driven largely by higher prices for energy and other key… -
Imports and ExportsUK trade 'worst on record' as Brexit impact hitsNew figures from Eurostat and the UK's ONS have highlighted the significant fall in trade between the UK and EU post-Brexit. -
Industry NewsG7 leaders step up Russian trade sanctionsEnforcing new restrictions on Russian trade was a key theme of the latest meeting of the G7, as the world economy continues to feel the effects of the… -
Industry NewsEU trade: What deals are on the horizon, and should Brussels be moving quicker?A letter signed by 15 European Union governments suggests several countries within the bloc are unhappy with the pace at which the EU is negotiating… -
Industry NewsEU and India restart efforts to forge FTAThe EU and India have restarted negotiations to establish a free trade agreement, after previous efforts to reach a deal were abandoned due to lack of… -
Industry NewsThe Geneva Package: WTO confirms big changes to global trading rulesChanges to rules around fishing subsidies and the supply of COVID-19 vaccines are due to take effect as a result of the Geneva Package, which was… -
Industry NewsUK and GCC to begin FTA talksThe UK and Gulf Cooperation Council are to hold negotiations on a new free trade agreement, with the first round of talks due to begin this summer. -
Imports and ExportsUK exports to EU reach highest level on recordThe UK's exports to the EU in April were the highest since records began, having increased for the third consecutive month.