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- Jordan stops shipments to Iraq>
Subscribers onlyJordan stops shipments to Iraq
by Mike Knowles 17 January 2013
Border closure prompts country to suspend shipments of fresh fruit and vegetables into neighbouring western Iraq
- Jordan emerging as key berry supplier>
Subscribers onlyJordan emerging as key berry supplier
by David Shapley 16 October 2012 Berries
First consignments of strawberries from Arab country set to be sold in the UK from October until Christmas, says Total Berry
- Jordan boosts exports to Israel>
Jordan boosts exports to Israel
by Tom Joyce 10 July 2012
Fruit and vegetable exports from Jordan to Iraq are down, while sendings to Israel are on the up
- Aqaba pushes for hub role>
Aqaba pushes for hub role
by Tom Joyce 4 May 2012
The Jordanian port hopes that recent investments will make it the preferred gateway for Red Sea trade in the future
- UAE acts following Saudi sewage report>
UAE acts following Saudi sewage report
by Tom Joyce 10 June 2011
A report from the Saudi municipal council that farmers are using sewage water for irrigation has led to a ban by the UAE
- Jordan regains access to Saudi Arabia>
Jordan regains access to Saudi Arabia
by Mike Knowles 1 November 2010
The Saudi Arabian government has reportedly said it will allow Jordanian fruit and vegetables entry into the market
- Jordan to boost exports to Russia>
Jordan to boost exports to Russia
by Tom Joyce 29 June 2010
Jordan is set to increase exports to Russia following a meeting between the country's ministers of agriculture
- Asia-West Africa changes for Maersk>
Asia-West Africa changes for Maersk
by Carl Collen 25 February 2009
The latest in a series of service changes sees a new rotation on the group's FEW1 route
- Sweeping changes for Maersk services>
Sweeping changes for Maersk services
by Carl Collen 23 February 2009
The shipping group has announced a number of alterations to its Asia-Europe network
- Maersk enhances services>
Maersk enhances services
by Carl Collen 9 January 2009
The shipping group has altered its schedules between the Middle East, the Mediterranean and the US in order to improve reliability
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