India and South America trade opportunities
As per recent news from South America export, import and trade Indian government has announced a number of incentives for exporters so that they make use of substitute export markets like South America for example. This sure comes as a nice opening for South America import markets in these times of economic problems.
China and Chile wine trade
According to South America export, import and trade reports Chile is a major exporter of wine to China. In fact it is 8th in list of wine export partners of Chile. In 2009 Chile is aiming to export wine worth $1.2 billion to China.
New Zealand and South America dairy trade
A number of major companies dealing in dairy products in New Zealand have decided to cut back their supplies to various markets across South America as has been confirmed by South America export, import and trade news.
India and South America coir trade
As of now coir export of India has been doing really well. Indian coir industry has been able to export its products to several new markets across continents like Asia. Markets in South America have been a new acquisition for Indian coir industry with regards to exports.
China and Brazil export and import relations
In recent times both Brazil and China have looked to strengthen their trading relations. Recent gross domestic product statistics of Brazil reveal that it can be a major export market for various products of China that can be termed as labor intensive.
China also has a significantly big market that can act as an ideal export market for Brazil as well. Starting from 2001 fiscal when aggregate amount of bilateral trade between these two countries was $3.7 billion, trade between these two nations has reached $42.5 billion mark in 2008 fiscal, as per South America export and import statistics from January to October.
In March 2009 fiscal aggregate value of all goods and services exported by Brazil to China stood at $1.74 billion. This made China biggest export partner of Brazil in place of USA where Brazil sent goods and services worth $1.27 billion. Normally Brazil exports commodities and raw materials to China and imports textiles and electronics goods.
