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UPS is sending these products to 24 of the 35 top wine importing countries, as well as distilleries ... New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand. In some cases, UPS packages will arrive to the consumer’s home within three ... ( read original story ...)

Photograph: Customs/AAP The Australian government “dumped so much ... the Guardian can reveal. The Singapore-based company Statt Consulting has been paid at least $15m by Australian taxpayers to target advertising inside Afghanistan and Pakistan, aimed ... ( read original story ...)

Naphtha may then be loaded at Singapore destined for the Japanese market ... and Japan caused refining capacity to shrink significantly leading to greater imports. Let's take a quick look at a couple charts that tell how these trends impacted trade ... ( read original story ...)

This is part of an overall expected import growth of nearly 13 percent for the entire ... New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Thailand. The business to consumer service adds to the already existing business to business shipping service ... ( read original story ...)

That helped boost prices prior to settlement due to concern about possible limits on oil imports from Venezuela or exports of ... Ron Bousso and Christopher Johnson in London and Henning Gloystein in Singapore; Editing by Frances Kerry and Lisa Shumaker) ( read original story ...)

SINGAPORE — Two former investment banker cousins — Terence Loh, 40 and Nelson Loh, 38 —started a business in the aesthetic healthcare industry without prior knowledge because they saw it as a “recession-proof” sector that has been around for ... ( read original story ...)

In absolute terms, South Korea, Japan, India, China and Singapore were among the largest export markets of Qatar; while imports mainly came from the US, China, the UAE, Brazil and Italy in June 2017. A strong expansion in shipments to China, South Korea ... ( read original story ...)

“Especially to take on board that the border is a tax point – not a search point – and that with digital borders, customs clearance can be managed incredibly quickly. In Singapore, clearance takes less than a minute.” ( read original story ...)

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It also relies on Mongolia for food imports, primarily beef and mutton ... China-Indochina Peninsula Economic Corridor (CICPEC) Also known as Nanning-Singapore Economic Corridor, the CICPEC aims to connect eight major cities-Singapore, Kuala Lumpur ... ( read original story ...)

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This tax works the same as VAT in Europe or GST in Singapore. It’s tax on the goods ... luggage Once you’ve received the ‘All Good Exported’ stamp from the customs, take your luggage to the oversized baggage counter for check-in. ( read original story ...)

But Charlie Elphicke, Conservative MP for Dover and Deal, commenting on the report, told The Observer that "with digital borders, customs clearance can be managed incredibly quickly... in Singapore, clearance takes less than a minute". ( read original story ...)

Despite the restrictions, however, it is clear Singapore has skills gaps in certain fields including IT but also in aspects of the sciences and senior management. We do need to import talent. Without developers, thousands of them, Singapore’s economic ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore exports rebounded strongly last month, after lacklustre performances in both April and May. But the mood was dampened by fears that the vital electronics sector, which has been a key driver of growth so far this year, could be running out of steam. ( read original story ...)