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COUNTERFEIT COSMETICS SALES IN LATIN AMERICA SURGE AS ECONOMIES GROW
Latin America’s robust economy and fascination with beauty has made it a very lucrative region for cosmetics and perfume companies. However corruption, weak border control and smuggling networks are helping to make the piracy of cosmetics and perfumes into a pervasive problem, causing major loss of revenue to both governments and companies alike.…
RANDOM HOUSE DEALS TEE UP SALES SURGE IN SPAIN & LATIN AMERICA
BY ROBERT STOKES, IN MALAGA
RANDOM House is bullish about selling more English and Spanish language titles in Spain and Latin America as a result of its planned merger with Penguin Books and outright purchase of Spain’s Random House Mondadori (RHM).…
US TEXTILE AND CLOTHING INDUSTRY CALLS ON RE-ELECTED OBAMA TO PROTECT AGAINST VIETNAM IMPORTS
BY ALAN OSBORN
Significant questions about the re-elected US Administration’s readiness to stand up for American textile interests in the upcoming negotiations for expanding the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal are looming in the wake of President Barack Obama’s re-election. Important decisions will be needed soon about the terms for including Vietnam in the TPP and its associated yarn forward rule of origin.…
RANDOM HOUSE DEALS TEE UP SALES SURGE IN SPAIN & LATIN AMERICA
BY ROBERT STOKES, IN MALAGA
RANDOM House is bullish about selling more English and Spanish language titles in Spain and Latin America as a result of its planned merger with Penguin Books and outright purchase of Spain’s Random House Mondadori (RHM).…
EU ROUND UP - BRUSSELS DROPS IDEA OF SPECIAL NANOTECHNOLOGY LAW
BY KEITH NUTHALL
PAINT and coatings companies using nanoparticles in the European Union (EU) will not have to contend with a special nanotechnology environmental health law after the European Commission opposed creating such legislation. This follows a long review, where some environmentalists have pushed the idea, citing the unusual behaviour of nanoparticles, notably how they migrate within consumers’ bodies.…
EU MINISTERS APPROVE REFORMS TO LOW DUTY SYSTEM
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Union (EU) Council of Ministers has today approved a shake-up of its special low duty system for poor exporting countries, which is expected to change tariffs paid on a wide range of industrial minerals paid on their entry into the EU.…
EU MINISTERS APPROVE REFORMS TO LOW DUTY SYSTEM
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Union (EU) Council of Ministers has today approved a shake-up of its special low duty system for poor exporting countries, which is expected to change tariffs paid on a wide range of metals paid on their entry into the EU.…
EU MINISTERS APPROVE REFORMS TO LOW DUTY SYSTEM
BY KEITH NUTHALL
THE EUROPEAN Union (EU) Council of Ministers has today approved a shake-up of its special low duty system for poor exporting countries, which is expected to change tariffs paid on steel and iron and relate ore paid on its entry into the EU.…
EU ROUND UP - BRUSSELS DROPS IDEA OF SPECIAL NANOTECHNOLOGY LAW
BY KEITH NUTHALL
PLASTICS companies using nanoparticles in the European Union (EU) will not have to contend with a special nanotechnology environmental health law after the European Commission opposed creating such legislation. This follows a long review, where some environmentalists have pushed the idea, citing the unusual behaviour of nanoparticles, notably how they migrate within consumers’ bodies.…
EXPORTS AND EBOOKS LIGHTEN THE GLOOM IN SPAIN
BY ROBERT STOKES, IN MALAGA
12 SEPTEMBER 2012
SPAIN’s ailing book industry has seen things go from bad to worse throughout 2012 as the country moved centre stage in the Eurozone crisis, government austerity measures hit hard, and unemployment hovered around 25%.…