- Israel's polished exports up 5.8 percent in 2005
The diamond industry in Israel ended 2005 with growth in all areas of activity, including an all-time high of $6.7 billion in polished exports, up 5.8 percent over 2004, according to a media release.
- Understanding Importing
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- Israel Exports Rise in March, Fall in April
Net polished diamond exports from Israel rose 6.4 percent in March 2006, reaching $672 million, compared with $631.6 million in March 2005, according to statistics released by the Israel Ministry of Industry, Trade & Labor’s diamond controller, Shmuel Mordechai. But in April, net polished exports decreased by 22.5 percent to ......
- Hong Kong market: strong, but not to be left
alone.
Hong Kong remains a viable market for U.S. food products; however, the word is out that U.S. exporters should not become complacent. Since food products from the United States often cost more than foods from other countries, U.S. exporters should continue to emphasize high-quality, convenience and reliability as strengths. U.S....
- Israel's polished diamond exports up 6 percent
Net exports of polished diamonds rose 6 percent from January to June 2005, according to statistics reported by Shmuel Mordechai, the Israel Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor's diamond controller.
- Israel's seafood market, an opportunity in the
making for U.S. exporters.
Israel is one of the largest seafood markets in the Middle East, with annual consumption of over 70,000 metric tons. Despite recent growth in domestic aquaculture production, 60 percent of the country's total seafood supply is imported. Measuring the Market and Competition In calendar 2003, Israel's seafood imports totaled about ......
- ISRAELI POLISHED DIAMOND EXPORTS DOWN IN 2001
The Israeli Ministry of Industry and Trade reported on Jan. 10, 2002, that exports of the country's polished diamonds were down by 15 percent in 2001 from aggregate 2000.