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Australian beef exports to the Middle East increase by 59%
Bureau insists Aurora contract legal - Rep. John Salazar, Lower Ark District still question using Fry-Ark Project to export water from valley
Car imports up 13 percent in November - The value of new car imports rose 25% to $213 million in November
Corn rises as Argentina halts export permits
Essential elements to further enhance and develop export markets
Export growth slows - Import growth was also slower in August-October than in May-July
Food exports up 5 percent - Food exports to China rose 120% to $18 million in January-September
High-tech companies report significant market share loss to imports
Import shift from Asia raises Mid-South's value
In push to export democracy, U.S. gives Egypt a pass
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Latin American farmers can thank health-conscious U.S. consumers for a booming export business
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Russian imports driving crab prices way down
Shares drop for products made in U.S. - A nonprofit's study says imports are beating them in almost all engineered and industrial categories
Soybean exports to Japan a cash crop for Windsor facility
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Trade Commission drops most steel import tariffs
Venture features imports, braids and fades
Food exports up 5 percent - Food exports to China rose 120% to $18 million in January-September
Exports of processed food and vegetables totaled $180 million in January-September, a 22 percent increase over the corresponding period in 2005, Manufacturers Association's Food Industries Association chairman Ron Kobrovsky reported today.

Food exports to China totaled $18 million in January-September, 120 percent higher than in the corresponding period last year. Total food exports grew 5 percent over the corresponding period to $528.5 million, while food imports grew 12.5 percent to $886.2 million.
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