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Trade News Archive

• COAG: Inaugural Meeting of Ministerial Council on International Trade
• Australia and Chile Conclude Free Trade Agreement
• REACH - European Union's new chemical regulations
• Trade Analysis Publications Released
• Cairns Group Urges Ambitions Reforms on Agriculture
• Australia Defends its Quarantine Measures for New Zealand Apples
• New Texts a Good Basis for WTO Trade Ministers Meeting
• Australia Posts April Trade Surplus
• Australia Supports Proposed WTO Ministerial Meeting on 21 July
• Australia Doubles Support for Developing Country Capacity Building at the WTO
• APEC Business Travel Card gains popularity
• Australian exporters honoured at Parliament House
• The growing importance of Australia-India trade
• Australia-China FTA Negotiations Resume in Beijing
• Minister Crean Hosts Informal Meeting of Trade Ministers on the WTO Doha Round
• Minister Crean's Visit to France
• Australia's Top Ten Trading Partners
• April Trade Deficit Narrows
• Minister Crean Announces Australia-United States Ministerial Trade Talks (AUSMINTT)
• Minister Crean Welcomes Strong Doha Statement at APEC Trade Ministers' Meeting
• The rise and rise of Australian education
• Government delivers on commitment to revitalise Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) scheme
• Trade Figures Confirm China and Japan as Top Trade Partners
• Study Reveals Gains to Australia from FTA with Korea
• Trade Ministers Committed to Concluding ASEAN-Australia-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement
• Australia and the Multilateral System – Seizing the Opportunities: Address by the Minister for Trade on 28 February
• 25^th anniversary of Australia New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement (ANZCERTA)
• Services exports continued to grow in 2006-07
• Wine labelling laws will be harmonised across Australia cutting red tape and saving winemakers $25 million
• New Ministerial Council on International Trade to better coordinate trade-related activities and reforms by Australia’s federal and state governments
• Comprehensive review of Australia's export policies and programs

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