Exporters look to strategies, importers to their opportunities

Article Abstract:

The Asian financial crisis is likely to hurt exporters but may benefit importers. Exporters, hit by cancellations, are busily identifying other business strategies such as market diversification, price adjustments and product innovation. Importers, however, will likely see a huge influx of Asian products, as the region's own consumer demand decreases.

Foreign Trade Companies NEC, Other Miscellaneous Nondurable Goods Wholesalers, WHOLESALE TRADE--DURABLE GOODS, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Asia, Trading companies, Export trading companies

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Film fanatics look for growth at full stretch

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The manufacture of stretch film by Australian concern Integrated Packaging is discussed. Successful research by the company to produce thinner film, and its rapid increase in turnover and market share, are described.

Finance, Plastic films, Market share, Packaging industry, Integrated Packaging Corp.

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Furniture brothers look forward to Games gold

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Up to $5 million Australian dollars was paid to the Olympic committee by furniture manufacturer Rambler Furniture for the privilege of supplying the Sydney games with furniture.

Contracts, 2000 AD, Furniture industry, Olympics, Rambler Furniture

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