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The regulations, required by the EU's committee of scientific experts, would have the effect of bringing the export of almost all Belgian foods to a halt because of the impossibility of carrying out tests on such a vast scale.

For more than 30 years, Tango Buenos Aires has traveled the world as an ambassador of Argentina's most cherished cultural export, bringing the stirring sounds and sultry elegance of the tango to audiences near and far.

Washington hoped to get its allies to push the value of the dollar down further, Mr. Wolff and other economists said, thus helping meet its monetary and fiscal needs by stimulating United States exports and bringing the balance of payments closer to equilibrium.

A fungal disease called Fusarium wilt or Panama disease nearly wiped out the Gros Michel and brought the global banana export industry to the brink of collapse.

A new law in Zambia, which comes into force this month, requires mining companies to bring the proceeds of export sales back to Zambia.

Soya accounted for a quarter of total exports last year, and brought the government $1.5 billion in export taxes.

What brought the ban on sand exports from Indonesia is unclear.

Meanwhile, plummeting exports brought the seasonally adjusted trade surplus to ¥335 billion in July, down from ¥649 billion in the previous month, and the lowest level since 1983.

Oil prices bounced back today as traders reassessed a wave of attacks on Iraq's oil industry that has brought the country's oil exports to a halt and left a senior oil industry official dead.

Like the recently rejected coal export terminal, an oil export facility would bring the risks of spills and climate damage, with just a few jobs - a very bad deal for anyone but Kinder Morgan.

The objective is to estimate if the imports of parts and components from specific regions contributed or not to bring the Latin American intra-bloc export basket closer to the developed countries.