Taiwan ministries act to mitigate effect of trade war on agriculture exports
Taiwan’s transport and agriculture ministries are working together to mitigate the impact of US tariffs ...
Taiwan and its ships are a hot topic that has united the shipping market.
Several executives believe the government will not make the same mistake that South Korea did with Hanjin, although foreign ownership of key container shipping assets and related port activities is very unlikely to be allowed, regardless of how bad market conditions might become.
The Taiwanese government holds a strategic view of the sector and public money can easily be deployed, the thinking in my trade circles goes, to ...
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