ticarÉ™t, ticarÉ™t, and trade – May hÉ™ftÉ™si üçün xÉ™bÉ™r 29

Ag tech ilə əlaqəli xəbərlər, biotexniki, ticarət ? və bəlkə də kənd təsərrüfatına aid digər maraqlı maddələr ? həftə ərzində bu səhifədə yerləşdiriləcək (Həftə irəlilədikcə yeni məhsullar içərisində olacaq?yaşıl bölmələrin altındakı). ?Həftə ərzində geri qayıdıb səhifəni yoxladığınızdan əmin olun.

TƏCİLİ, TƏCİLİ, INFRASTRUKTURİ:

TPP chief negotiators to meet in Japan in mid-July – The Japan Times / Kyodo (BilÉ™r 30)

“The planned meeting comes after the trade ministers of the remaining 11 TPP states agreed May 21 to complete preparatory work by November to quickly put the deal into force.” – BaÄŸlantı

Pressing need to conclude RCEP as soon as possible – The Star (Malaysia) – Opinion by Mergawati Zulfakar (BilÉ™r 29)

“The deadline to conclude RCEP has been postponed thrice and that says a lot about the progress.” – BaÄŸlantı

Trump criticizes German trade surplus, again – New Zealand Herald / AP (BilÉ™r 28)

“Trump is not the only leader to criticize Germany’s trade surplus. Then-Prime Minister Matteo Renzi of Italy said last year that it wasn’t good for the eurozone economy.” – BaÄŸlantı

East Africa: EAC-Europe Trade Deal Signing Put On Hold – bütün Afrika / The East African (BilÉ™r 27)

“East African heads of state have jointly agreed that the EAC members who have not signed the European Union-EAC Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) should not do so pending clarification of contentious issues that have been highlighted in the agreement.” – BaÄŸlantı

Sen. Grassley: Locking the barn door on NAFTA won’t create jobs or prosperity – Fox News – Opinion by Sen. Chuck Grassley (BilÉ™r 26)

“World trade brings a rising tide of prosperity, lifting more people than ever into the middle class.” – BaÄŸlantı

“The European Union and the United States agreed on Thursday (25 BilÉ™r) to set up a joint delegation to increase trade cooperation, after the EU-US free trade deal negotiations were put on ice with the election of Donald Trump.” – BaÄŸlantı

Wilbur Ross says he’s ‘open to resuming’ talks on mega-trade deal with Europe – CNBC – By Lori Ann LaRocco (BilÉ™r 30)

“”It’s no mistake that, while we withdrew from TPP” ? the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact with Pacific Rim nations ? “we did not withdraw from TTIP,” Ross said.” – BaÄŸlantı

AG, AG TECH, İstehsal, Qoruma, ƏLAQƏ MƏSƏLƏLƏR:

RESEARCHERS TEST SELF-DESTRUCTING MOTH PEST IN CABBAGE PATCH – Associated Press – By Mary Esch (BilÉ™r 29)

“It’s a pesticide-free attempt to control invasive diamondback moths, a voracious consumer of cabbage, broccoli and other cruciferous crops that’s notorious for its ability to shrug off every new poison in the agricultural arsenal.” – BaÄŸlantı

Sustainability myth: Stanford misleads students about organic farming?s reduced environmental impact -?Genetik Savadlılıq LayihÉ™si – Henry Miller?(BilÉ™r 31)

“To have raised all U.S. crops as organic in 2014 would have required farming of 109 million more acres of land. That is an area equivalent to all the parkland and wildland areas in the lower 48 states, vÉ™ ya 1.8 times as much as all the urban land in the nation.” – BaÄŸlantı

SİYASƏT, Tənzimləmə, FƏALİYYƏT, DİGƏR:

When ?Organic? Food Isn?t – Milli Ä°cmal – Julie Kelly tÉ™rÉ™findÉ™n (BilÉ™r 25)

“The organic industry has long peddled the myth that its food is healthier and better for the environment. Consumers buy organic because they wrongly believe it?s grown locally and without pesticides. Now there are serious questions about whether most of the pricey products labeled by our government as ?organic? actually are.” – BaÄŸlantı

Tanzaniya: Govt’s Pledge On Availability of Seeds – bütün Afrika / The Citizen – By Zephania Ubwani (BilÉ™r 29)

“The move is aimed at enabling seed traders from the private sector supplied with improved varieties directly from the agricultural research centres unlike in the past.” – BaÄŸlantı

GM mustard?s a major step forward – The Hindu BusinessLine – By CD Mayee (BilÉ™r 30)

“O?s safe, o?s effective and it?s swadeshi, and the sooner it?s approved, the better for our farmers and scientists” – BaÄŸlantı