Popularity of Irish food in the United States has never been higher

Source: Irish Central

The popularity of Irish food products in the U.S. has never been higher. Americans, even non-Irish ones, can’t get enough of items such as butter, chocolate and cheese made in Ireland. On McLean Avenue in Yonkers, the shelv ...
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Four things you should know about Africa’s retail environment

Source: How We Made it in Africa

Many consumer goods companies from across the world are currently figuring out ways on how to crack the African market. However, with the majority of Africans still shopping at small informal outlets, getting your prod ...
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Australia. Marine Protection Systems finds logical solution

Source: BYM News

Marine Protection Systems (MPS) announce a strategic product distribution and development alliance with Logix Group Sydney. MPS is a well established manufacturer and wholesaler of products worldwide that protect boats from, corros ...
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Japan farmers plant, pray for radiation-free rice

Source: AZ starnet.com

Last year's crop sits in storage, deemed unsafe to eat, but Toraaki Ogata is back at his rice paddies, driving his tractor trailing neat rows of seedlings. He's living up to his family's proud, six-generation history of rice farming, and praying th ...
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African traders’ futile attempts to break into Asian-dominated trade

Source: Daily Monitor

Ugandans had been involved in trade from the 1840s and 1850s when Arab traders started arriving from Egypt and from the Indian Ocean but the colonial state imposed restrictions that hampered this trading tradition. The 1901 Trade Licensing Act had ...
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Car dealers bite the dust as the internet takes over

Source: InfoNews.co.nz

The traditional car yard will soon be extinct, says the car review website dogandlemon.com. Editor Clive Matthew-Wilson says the internet has made conventional car yards unnecessary, and there are even bi ...
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Betel trader's house robbed

Source: Times of India

VARANASI: Cash and valuables worth over Rs 5 lakh were stolen by some miscreants from the house of a betel tobacco wholesaler in Konia area under Adampur police station on Saturday night. According to reports, Munna Cha ...
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Greece's sex industry hit by economic crisis

Source: The Independent

About 50 people, almost all young men, lined up on Friday as the Athens Erotic Dream - Greece's biggest sex fair - opened its gates in a nondescript building squeezed against a highway on the outskirts of the c ...
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Best of NY: For cannoli, it's Cafe Palermo

Source: New York Daily News

There’s a reason people know “Baby John” DeLutro as the “Cannoli King.” Open since the spring of 1973, DeLutro’s Cafe Palermo has been the dessert destination for those in the know in the hustle and bustle of Little Italy. The simple, unpretentious desse ...
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