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International Trade Forum articles from January 1991
Magazine available in three languages focuses on trade development for developing and transition economics. It analyzes trends, opportunities, provides views from trade development experts and reports on International Trade Forum events and services.
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International Trade Forum archives from January 1991
Silk surges in the U.S. market. (includes related article)
January 1, 1991... SILK SURGES IN THE U.S. MARKET
The silk market in the United States has changed, and it has changed fundamentally. This change is revolutionary, and it is permanent. In the United States there is a new perception of silk. There is a new look...
Geotextiles: opportunities for natural-fibre products.
January 1, 1991... GEOTEXTILES: OPPORTUNITIES FOR NATURAL-FIBRE PRODUCTS
The size of the world market for geotextiles has been estimated at around 700 million square metres annually, according to a new ITC study. Demand for geotextiles has gone up extremely...
Quality control circles: Colombia's experience. (export quality control)
January 1, 1991... QUALITY CONTROL CIRCLES: COLOMBIA'S EXPERIENCE
Quality control circles can play an important role in upgrading the quality of products sold on the international market and thereby strengthening their competitiveness. Various developing...
Trade information for coffee traders: the essentials. (includes directory of information source for coffee traders) (directory)
January 1, 1991... TRADE INFORMATION FOR COFFEE TRADERS: THE ESSENTIALS
To operate successfully on the commodity exchanges and in the physical trade, coffee producers and exporters must obtain accurate, up-to-date market information. Such information is...
Specialty cocoa beans: a market to watch carefully.
January 1, 1991... SPECIALTY COCOA BEANS: A MARKET TO WATCH CAREFULLY
World trade in specialty cocoa beans classified as "fine" or "flavor" beans has remained fairly static in recent years, with demand at a relatively low level, according to a forthcoming ITC...