Exports of footwear from Spain reach US $ 3,373 million
26 mayo, 2020
Spain’s footwear exports totaled 3,373 million dollars in 2019, ranking among the top 10 exporters of this sector in the world. Spain sells high quality
Spain’s footwear exports totaled 3,373 million dollars in 2019, ranking among the top 10 exporters of this sector in the world. Spain sells high quality
Japan’s imports registered a year-on-year drop of 7.2% in April, to 6 trillion 132,732 million yen, the Ministry of Finance reported on Thursday. Conversely, its
China registered exports of gantry cranes worth $ 116 million in 2019, thus remaining the world leader in external sales of these products. Gantry cranes
Sugar exports from Mexico to the United States obtained the last step to maintain the suspension agreement for the next five years. On December 19,
The top 10 exporters of medical products send 25-75% of these products to their interlocutors through Free Trade Agreements (FTA) or Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs),
The world’s customs are increasing the use of scanning technologies to inspect goods crossing borders as new risks have increased, such as the COVID-19 pandemic,
Spain’s footwear exports totaled 3,373 million dollars in 2019, ranking among the top 10 exporters of this sector in the world. Spain sells high quality
Japan’s imports registered a year-on-year drop of 7.2% in April, to 6 trillion 132,732 million yen, the Ministry of Finance reported on Thursday. Conversely, its
China registered exports of gantry cranes worth $ 116 million in 2019, thus remaining the world leader in external sales of these products. Gantry cranes
Sugar exports from Mexico to the United States obtained the last step to maintain the suspension agreement for the next five years. On December 19,
The top 10 exporters of medical products send 25-75% of these products to their interlocutors through Free Trade Agreements (FTA) or Regional Trade Agreements (RTAs),
The world’s customs are increasing the use of scanning technologies to inspect goods crossing borders as new risks have increased, such as the COVID-19 pandemic,