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  • 22-Mar-2012 Reuters
    African nations risk losing tax-free access to Europe -EU official
    Some African countries could lose tax-free access for exports to the European Union if they fail to sign a deal by next year to replace preferential agreements that the World Trade Organisation has rejected, an EU lawmaker said on Wednesday.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    Join TPP but also expand in Asia: economist
    Japan should adopt a two-pronged trade strategy — participate in the U.S.-led Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade agreement and further deepen economic ties with the rest of Asia — to achieve economic growth, according to the top economist at the Asian Development Bank Institute.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    US eyes suspending trade benefits for Argentina
    The United States could soon suspend trade benefits for Argentina because of that country’s failure to pay awards in two long-running investment disputes with U.S. companies, a U.S. trade official said on Monday.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    Meat Controversy: Ma says US beef policy will help boost trade relations
    President Ma Ying-jeou (馬英九) yesterday said he was concerned about the nation’s economic development after a free-trade agreement (FTA) between South Korea and the US came into force last week, adding that the government’s plan to partially lift a ban on US beef imports would help facilitate trade relations with other countries.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    European Union whines despite India agreeing to halve import duty on its wines
    Economic Times, India European Union whines despite India agreeing to halve import duty on its wines 22 March 2012 By Amiti Sen, ET Bureau NEW DELHI: India has proposed to halve import duties on wines and spirits bought from the European Union under the bilateral free trade agreement being negotiated between the two, but the 27-country union is demanding steeper cuts. Last month, EU officials argued liquor imported from the region would become affordable for Indian customers only (...)
  • 21-Mar-2012
    Customs officials busy on Day 1 of FTA`s effectuation
    A cargo plane that departed from Chicago arrived at Incheon International Airport at 7:39 a.m. Thursday. The plane was the first vehicle to bring U.S. freight to Korea since the bilateral free trade agreement took effect Thursday.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    Meat industry wants free trade deal with Korea
    The Australian Meat Industry Council says Australian beef exporters need a free trade agreement with Korea.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    Europe piles pressure on EAC over trade pact
    A bid by European parliament to impose a deadline for reaching a binding trade pact with East Africa is driving a wedge between the Government and exporters who feel the matter is not being addressed urgently enough.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    TPP talks wrap up without American dairy offer
    The latest round of negotiations in the Trans-Pacific Partnership nine-country trade pact has wrapped up without an American offer on access to its prized dairy markets.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    Negotiations resumed with Thailand to reach a FTA
    The Fourth Round of Negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Chile and Thailand seeks to promote a productive exchange between the economies of both countries, starting with tariff reductions and the reduction of technical barriers to trade.
  • 21-Mar-2012
    Indo-Israel FTA likely to be concluded this year
    An Indo-Israel Free Trade Agreement is expected to be concluded this year, paving the way for further expansion in bilateral trade between the two countries. Mr Muneer Akbaria, Consul-General, Consulate General of Israel, said discussions between the two countries on the FTA were at an advanced level.
  • 21-Mar-2012 Punjab Newsline Network
    Proposed Indian tax rule could impact free trade talks with the EU and Canada
    The government proposes to levy a heavy retrospective tax on some international mergers that would allow it to tax any overseas merger dating back to 1962 when an underlying Indian asset was transferred.
  • 21-Mar-2012 FIS
    Negotiations resumed with Thailand to reach a FTA
    The Fourth Round of Negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement between Chile and Thailand seeks to promote a productive exchange between the economies of both countries, starting with tariff reductions and the reduction of technical barriers to trade.
  • 21-Mar-2012 Colombia Reports
    Colombian govt seeks acceleration of FTA with US
    The Colombian government filed a bill to hurry through implementation of the Free Trade Agreement with the United States, reported local media Tuesday.
  • 21-Mar-2012 The Cap Times
    John Kinsman: Why we should oppose the Trans Pacific Partnership
    US dairy farmers fear they will go bankrupt as cheap foreign powder imports like milk protein concentrate flood the domestic market under the TPP.
  • 19-Mar-2012 FIS
    Ecuador: Trade agreement sought with EU
    The Ecuadorian government will try to reach a new trade agreement with the European Union, since in 2013 the benefits the country receives for the Generalised System of Preferences (GSP Plus) will expire.
  • 19-Mar-2012 The Herald
    Zimbabwe: Mashakada decries ’infruitful’ Bippas
    Economic Planning and Investment Promotion Minister Tapiwa Mashakada has decried the lack of positive outcomes from the Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Agreements Zimbabwe has signed with a number of countries.
  • 19-Mar-2012 This Day
    Nigeria: Soludo - EU trade agreement is second slavery
    The Economic Partnership Agreement being negotiated with African countries, including Nigeria, on sub-regional basis by the European Union will further underdevelope the continent despite the juicy promises, former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Professor Chukwuma Soludo, has warned.
  • 19-Mar-2012 Bloomberg
    Wen says he’s confident of US-China free-trade deal one day
    Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said today he’s confident the day will come when the US and China will sign a free-trade agreement.
  • 17-Mar-2012
    Tariffs, access on agenda for JPEPA renegotiation
    The Philippines hopes to persuade Japan to lower tariffs further for over a thousand types of agricultural goods when the two meet to renegotiate a bilateral trade pact later this semester, a Trade official said.