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Cocoa Bilateral Trade and Cocoa Trade Policies

September 11, 2021 0Comments 185Views

Cocoa War Between Countries Bringing Up Major ESG Concerns

The cocoa industry is one of the most prominent and largest industries in the world. On average, cocoa farmers produce over 4 million tons of cocoa annually. The cocoa industry begins from the farming of cocoa beans which later get processed into cocoa liquor, and then into the final cocoa-based products such as cocoa butter and powder, and many other commodities. The largest producers of cocoa beans are the two countries in the African continent, i.e., Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana. Both countries account for almost two-thirds of the cocoa production in the world, contributing almost more than 50% (around 60% or so) of the world’s cocoa production. While the biggest ‘producers’ of cocoa beans are in the African continent, the

September 11, 2021 0Comments 164Views

Trade and Environment: Hand-In-Hand For A Sustainable Future

Key Points: Trade liberalization uplift the environmental growth values in the trade paradigmsPositive climate change factors recorded during COVID-19 pandemic in 2020Fossil fuels trade and uses were low in 2020 as compared to the previous yearsModification of major trade policies drive a sustainable development at large extent Trade and environmental development can influence the factors contributing to climate change. With increasing development in industrialization, infrastructure, and other changes & processes, changes in the natural environmental conditions also happen. Trade expansion affects the long-short term environmental factors according to the implemented rules and regulations of trade. Understand this — Increased trade increases the economical value of a country. But it also indirectly impacts the environment at large. Inversely, an increase in

September 10, 2021 0Comments 186Views

Alternative Data – Changing the Dynamics of Industries

The rapid generation of alternative data obtained through global trade, social networks, emails, financial reports, satellites, geolocation, among other sources has introduced a great new opportunity to improve profits in the market. The correct use of alternative data through machine learning gives companies a fascinating advantage of making better decisions and growing rapidly with valuable information. Alternative data is gaining popularity among importers, exporters, financial institutions, logistics companies, corporations, law firms, insurance companies, sales & marketing teams, asset management companies, academic institutions, government agencies and other businesses. The industry is expanding rapidly due to the fact that alternative data can give better insights. The global alternative market is estimated to grow from $1.70 billion in 2020 to $2.41 billion in

September 8, 2021 0Comments 190Views

Pfizer New Deals With US, Japan, South Korea and Netherlands

Monday, August 23, 2021, marked the day for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to be officially approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine is the first vaccine to be authorised under the name of FDA for 16 years and above. Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine was put in the third phase of a clinical trial in November 2020. In December 2020, the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine was approved by the United Kingdom, making it the first vaccine to be authorised for use on an emergency basis. It was previously approved as an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) vaccine, but now it is fully approved to be utilised by 16 years and above of age. However, EUA is still applied only for

September 8, 2021 0Comments 161Views

Oceania TEUs Increased In The Trade With Asian Regions

Trade between Oceania and Asia have found increase in the TEU containers but LCL containers are low in supplies for major Asian countries. Get shipment records from Market Inside.

September 8, 2021 0Comments 171Views

EU 2030 Green Hydrogen Target Requires Huge Renewable Power

Key Highlights: EU set a target to produce 50% green hydrogen from renewable power“Fit for 55” proposal also aims to generate 40-GW electrolyser capacity by 2030EU and China are the biggest competitors in green hydrogen industry The European Union has set a target to cut 55% greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 under its “Fit for 55” proposal. It will impose new laws across numerous sectors to achieve this target. The EU also aims to generate 40-GW electrolyser capacity, producing 10 million MT/year of green hydrogen. The European Commission’s 2030 green hydrogen targets will require huge amounts of renewable power generation. EU’s Fit for 55 Proposal The European Commission has released its “Fit for 55” legislation package, supporting its commitment to