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Ukraine poultry producer restarts exports in optimistic sign for region                      
Ukraine poultry producer restarts exports in optimistic sign for region                      
The war is constraining crucial supplies of agricultural commodities that Ukraine sends to world markets, from grains to poultry

Fri, 01 Apr, 2022

Sheremetyevo International Airport OAO's New Terminal B
John Whelan: Invasion of Ukraine piles pressure on Irish exporters
Together with rampant fuel prices, flight restrictions are expected to create significant increases in air freight rates

Fri, 18 Mar, 2022

Irish exports climbed 23% in January
Irish exports climbed 23% in January
Data suggests exports continue to be buoyed by multinationals

Tue, 15 Mar, 2022

Biden
John Whelan: Irish exporters will need more compliance guidance over Russian sanctions
Russia's black-listing effectively means a write-off for global companies of at least €150m on delivered goods

Mon, 07 Mar, 2022

Cork to US direct shipping route receives ambassador award
Cork to US direct shipping route receives ambassador award
Dan Mulhall presents prestigious award to both ports and to ICL shipping at simultaneous event in Philadelphia and Cork 

Mon, 07 Mar, 2022

Brexit
Revenue has spent €126m on Brexit since 2017
€88 million spent on additional staffing expenditure to deal with Britain's departure from the EU over the past five years

Sun, 20 Feb, 2022

Full impact of Brexit yet to be felt by Irish exporters
Full impact of Brexit yet to be felt by Irish exporters
Irish food and drink exports reach a record €13.5bn in 2021

Wed, 12 Jan, 2022

Expert panel sought to boost exports by Waterford firms
Expert panel sought to boost exports by Waterford firms
Local Enterprise Office has issued tender documents seeking applicants for the panel

Tue, 04 Jan, 2022

Biden
John Whelan: Irish exports to China can continue to grow in Biden era
Donald Trump's aggressive stance towards China created opportunities for Irish exporters to expand sales to the Chinese market and there has been no change in policy since Joe Biden was elected US president

Mon, 03 Jan, 2022

Brexit
‘Perfect storm’: a look back at a tumultuous year of Brexit and Covid
UK trade has taken a double whammy and few believe new deals can make up the loss

Tue, 28 Dec, 2021

John Whelan: Fresh sanctions on Russia not good for Irish exporters 
John Whelan: Fresh sanctions on Russia not good for Irish exporters 
A more sober response is needed from the EU, and lessons must be learned from the sanctions that were imposed in 2014, writes John Whelan

Mon, 27 Dec, 2021

M20 freight queues
Freight companies are braced for more uncertainty in 2022
The recent announcement of the resignation of the UK Brexit Minister David Frost compounds the uncertainty for traders looking at next year 

Mon, 27 Dec, 2021

From Larne to Rosslare, Brexit boost for all Irish Sea ports, new data confirms
From Larne to Rosslare, Brexit boost for all Irish Sea ports, new data confirms
New trading arrangements between Ireland and the UK have had a significant and negative effect on freight traffic between the two countries.

Tue, 30 Nov, 2021

US ports filling up fast amid the global supply crunch
US ports filling up fast amid the global supply crunch
A supply-chain crunch that stretches from overseas manufacturers into American ports and retail stores threatens the US Christmas shopping season

Thu, 21 Oct, 2021

Dublin and Cork ports likely to avoid worst of Christmas supply chaos
Dublin and Cork ports likely to avoid worst of Christmas supply chaos
Dublin Port said it will open its new €48m Dublin Inland Port facility – increasing capacity at the port – early next month

Fri, 15 Oct, 2021

Fears new regulations will block export of cattle to Europe
Fears new regulations will block export of cattle to Europe
Ireland could be severely impacted by new guidelines if special exemptions are not provided to take our position as an island nation into account

Sun, 26 Sep, 2021

Irish exports to Britain continue to surge despite Brexit upheaval
Irish exports to Britain continue to surge despite Brexit upheaval
Imports from Britain into Ireland declined by 32% in one year and the total value of all exports here fell 5%

Mon, 20 Sep, 2021

Brexit
Britain losing trade links with Germany as Brexit bites deeper
For the first time since 1950, it's no longer among Germany's top 10 trading partners as first-half exports plummet 11%

Wed, 08 Sep, 2021

Production At Pernod-Ricard SA's Jameson Irish Whiskey Plant
John Whelan: Growth in US demand driving revival in Irish drink exports 
Brewers and distillers have seen a surge in sales to the US — but exports within the EU and to China have been disappointing

Mon, 23 Aug, 2021

China Plans New Energy Strategy
Port closure in China adds to world's shipping woes
The Meishan terminal at Ningbo port was shut last week after a dock worker became infected with the Delta variant of Covid-19.

Wed, 18 Aug, 2021

Exports to Britain rise €1.1bn in first six months of Brexit disruption
Exports to Britain rise €1.1bn in first six months of Brexit disruption
Overall Irish exports to the world fell by €1.4bn at €80.6bn in the first six months, while overall imports rose by €7.8bn to €48bn. 

Mon, 16 Aug, 2021

EU exports to Britain rise as they fall with rest of the world
EU exports to Britain rise as they fall with rest of the world
The latest Eurostat figures were at odds with data released earlier this week by the UK Office for National Statistics

Fri, 13 Aug, 2021

Zeebrugge added to Port of Cork's Antwerp service
Zeebrugge added to Port of Cork's Antwerp service
It's now operating two departures a week from Zeebrugge and one from Antwerp to Cork and vice versa

Tue, 03 Aug, 2021

Are free trade deals really working for Irish exporters?
Are free trade deals really working for Irish exporters?
All EU states registered large increases in exports outside Europe with the exception of Ireland and Cyprus

Mon, 02 Aug, 2021

Enterprise Ireland sees 'challenging' year for exports
Enterprise Ireland sees 'challenging' year for exports
'Client firms expect exports to increase by 8% this year'

Wed, 23 Jun, 2021

Irish exports to Britain fall only slightly as British imports slump
Irish exports to Britain fall only slightly as British imports slump
Goods exports to Britain for the first three months of the year were down by only 3% from the same period in 2020, while imports from Britain fell by €2bn, according to CSO figures

Wed, 19 May, 2021

China Xinjiang Brands Under Fire
John Whelan: Ireland may be losing its grip on selling food into China
Ireland’s exports to China fell sharply at the start of this year, suggesting that last year’s stellar sales to China are at risk

Sun, 25 Apr, 2021

Brexit
John Whelan: Getting ready for a rapid Irish upturn once the vaccines are in arms      
There is strong evidence that continued growth in Ireland’s exports to the Asian market can be expected this year and next

Sun, 14 Mar, 2021

Extra post-Brexit costs and paperwork sees Northern Ireland exports routed from Britain
Extra post-Brexit costs and paperwork sees Northern Ireland exports routed from Britain
Since the end of the post-Brexit transition period it has routed shipments using the more costly route via the Republic of Ireland then direct to France.

Mon, 01 Mar, 2021

Irish exports balloon to €161bn in 2020 thanks to, rather than despite, Covid-19 crisis
Irish exports balloon to €161bn in 2020 thanks to, rather than despite, Covid-19 crisis
Economists are wondering if the trends can last, however.

Mon, 15 Feb, 2021

Ireland imports 46 million ladies' t-shirts from Asia
Ireland imports 46 million ladies' t-shirts from Asia
Ireland's largest trading partners in Asia are China and Japan, according to Central Statistics Office

Mon, 14 Dec, 2020

Ferry fire
Irish exporters hail new Rosslare-Dunkirk ferry service as Brexit boost
Danish shipping and logistics firm DFDS has announced a six-day per week two-way crossing service between Rosslare Europort and Dunkirk beginning on January 2.

Fri, 27 Nov, 2020

Brexit
Six weeks to Brexit: Ireland must minimise the hit on agri sector
EU must seek a deal which provides for the closest possible trading relationship

Fri, 13 Nov, 2020

Operation Stack
Exporters need to brace for Brexit 'chaos' at ports, Cork expert warns
The only guarantee from all the current Brexit confusion is shipment delays in all directions to, from, and through the UK in early 2021, whether there is a deal struck or not.

Sun, 11 Oct, 2020

Minister encourages companies to prepare for additional customs requirements post Brexit 
Minister encourages companies to prepare for additional customs requirements post Brexit 
Minister of State for Skills and Further Education Niall Collins has encouraged businesses to prepare for Brexit by engaging in supports available.

Sun, 27 Sep, 2020

Swine Fever Threatens Europe’s Biggest Pork Producer
Pork market shocks expected after China bans €1bn of German pork
China said the pork ban was intended to "prevent the spread of the disease”

Wed, 16 Sep, 2020

Trade surplus rises 5% in June
Trade surplus rises 5% in June
There was a slight increase in exports in June compared to May, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The CSO also found that imports showed a small decline.

Fri, 14 Aug, 2020

Irish Exporters Association launches PPE suppliers database
Irish Exporters Association launches PPE suppliers database
The Irish Exporters Association has launched a database of companies producing personal protective equipment (PPE).  The database can be used by health departments in Ireland and abroad to source the necessary protective equipment they require.

Fri, 07 Aug, 2020

Trade surplus increases by €1bn in May
Trade surplus increases by €1bn in May
The value of goods exports from January to May 2020 was €67,702m; a 6% rise in the same period last year.

Wed, 22 Jul, 2020

Irish ports see reduction in volume of goods passing through
Irish ports see reduction in volume of goods passing through

The volume of goods going through Ireland's ports between April and June this year fell in comparison with the same period last year, according to the Central Statistics Office.

Wed, 30 Oct, 2019

Exports increased to €13bn in May, CSO figures reveal
Exports increased to €13bn in May, CSO figures reveal

Exports have increased for the second month in a row, according to seasonally adjusted figures released by the CSO.

Mon, 15 Jul, 2019

Exports to Britain up despite Brexit uncertainty
Exports to Britain up despite Brexit uncertainty

The value of exports to Britain increased by €102 million to €1.13bn in April, a 10% jump compared with the same month in 2018.

Fri, 14 Jun, 2019

Some landbridge exports may be unviable due to Brexit
Some landbridge exports may be unviable due to Brexit

Some of Ireland’s exports may become unviable due to the Brexit effect on the UK landbridge to the continental EU, said Transport Minister Shane Ross last week.

Wed, 30 Jan, 2019

IFA to Minister Creed: 'You must prioritise live trade'
IFA to Minister Creed: 'You must prioritise live trade'

IFA President, Joe Healy, has told Agriculture Minister Michael Creed that he needs to prioritise live trade in order to double export numbers in 2019.

Thu, 10 Jan, 2019

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