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How the U.S. ended up with radioactive shrimp and sneakers from Indonesia

14 tháng 11. 2025

The first sign of trouble surfaced thousands of miles from Indonesia.

Groundbreaking EU-Singapore digital trade agreement

14 tháng 11. 2025

Renew Europe welcomes the European Parliament's strong endorsement of the EU-Singapore Digital Trade Agreement (DTA), a landmark accord that establishes modern rules for the digital economy while safeguarding European values.

Malaysia secures continued bird’s nest exports to China under new protocol

14 tháng 11. 2025

Malaysia maintains RM1.5 billion bird’s nest export access to China with new protocol, replacing 2012 and 2016 agreements for raw-clean and raw-unclean varieties.

Washington’s trade deal traps Malaysia and endangers its China relationship

14 tháng 11. 2025

The U.S.–Malaysia Agreement on Reciprocal Trade, signed during the Kuala Lumpur ASEAN summit, contains the kind of legal tripwires that Washington once reserved for its closest North American partners.

Thai rice sector in crisis as yields fall, costs rise and export prices hit 15-year low

14 tháng 11. 2025

Experts warn Thailand’s rice industry is losing global competitiveness as yields decline, domestic prices collapse and decades of populist subsidies hinder farmers’ productivity.

Thailand seeks to open four new fruit markets in China after high-level talks

14 tháng 11. 2025

Deputy PM Thammanat announces progress with China’s customs authority to expand Thai fruit exports, address longan sulphur issues, and advance ePhyto and traceability systems.

The real test of the EU-Indonesia trade deal will be palm oil

14 tháng 11. 2025

The conclusion of the Indonesia-European Union Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (IEU-CEPA) represents a significant political achievement. After more than 10 years of negotiation, the 27-member European Union and Southeast Asia's largest economy have cemented their economic ties.

Thailand Opens Door to US Corn Under Its Zero-Tariff Pledge

12 tháng 11. 2025

Thailand plans to scrap levies and sharply expand its feed-corn import quota next year to make room for American supplies, part of its concessions in US trade negotiations.