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	Economy of Italy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Most Italian unions are grouped in three major confederations: the Italian General Confederation of Labor (CGIL), the Italian Confederation of Workers’ Trade Unions (CISL), and the Union of Italian Labor (UIL), which together claim 35% of the work force.
		Italy's major exports are precision machinery, motor vehicles, chemicals and electric goods, but the country's more famous exports are in the fields of food, clothing, and luxury vehicles.
		Italian foods include a multitude of pasta dishes (originating in 1500s Italy), pizza (born in 1800s Naples), ice cream, parma ham, rice, parmesan cheese and wine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Italian_exports (1836 words)

	:: UCIMU :: SISTEMI PER PRODURRE
		Exports of metalcutting machines and those employing non-conventional technologies (laser, electroerosion), rose by 13.7% to 1,080.9 million, corresponding to 55.1% of the total; exports of metalforming machine tools increased by 10.8% to 881.5 million (44.9% of the total).
		Italian sales to consumers in the various outlet markets were particularly significant, since they increased, compared with 2003, as follows: in Spain (22.4%) and in France (18%); the increase in Germany was from 5.1% to 6.1, with a slight drop registered (from 4.7% to 4.4) in the United States.
		Analysis of Italian exports cannot, incidentally, fail to take account of the sales to countries in the Euro area (the industry's largest global market), the figure for which is the average between exports proper and sales on the domestic market.
	www.ucimu.it /ucimu/eng/index.cfm?id=49 (682 words)

	Welcome to FreshPlaza
		Rome – According to the Italian CSO (Center for fresh produce services), the veg and fruit exports have shown signs of increase in the first nine months of 2005 compared to the same period of 2004 (see table).
		A 85% of the exported apples, grapes, peaches, kiwi and pears are sold on the German market together with a 60% carrots, cabbages and onions.
		Italy has increased citrus exports to Germany with +14% in 2005, with a +16% increase of value, while the veg exports are decreased by –10% in quantity and –15% in value.
	www.freshplaza.com /2006/14feb/3_it_freshproduceexports.htm (147 words)

	Stonereport News for your natural stone business
		Italian imports and exports of marble and granite: The United States and Europe are the leading markets for the first quarter of 2006 as well.
		The growth in value per exported ton of finished marble and travertine is +8.1%, and that of finished granite is +7.6% versus the first quarter of 2005, while blocks and ‘plain’ slabs have decreased in value, as much as by 8 per cent points for marble.
		Interesting is also the trend of exports in cutting and processing machinery and machine tools, which, still for the first quarter of the year, show a growth, compared with the same period of 2005, with a total export of 146 million 200 thousand euros, equal to +15.5% than last year.
	www.stonereport.com /ihtm/detail-e.htm?aclnews=10:0:971:::0:10: (1165 words)

	Intesa Soditic - News Archive
		Italian exports to Morocco for the first six months 2006 reached 589 millions, recording an increase of 28% over the same period in 2005.
		Italian exports in Saudi Arabia recorded a 12.21% increase in the first semester 2006, reaching a volume of 1.1 bln.
		In the first 2 months of 2006 Italian exports to Kuwait are showing signs of recovery (17% increase over the same period in 2005).
	www.intesasoditic.it /news/en_news02.asp (494 words)

	Italtrade - The Made in Italy Official Portal
		Exports to North America were lower, and there was a drop in volumes of sales to the European Union and eastern Asia.
		Among the leading export markets for Italian products in 2005, Germany was confirmed as the leading trading partner with a share of 13.1%, (the same figure as 2004), followed by France with 12.2% (up by 2.7%) and the United States with 8.1% (+7%).
		The recovery in exports is, however, expected to slow down in the second half, both because of the appreciation of the euro, and because of estimated reduced growth in the international economy.
	www.italtrade.com /news/commercio.htm (844 words)

	italian exports -- italian exports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Italian exports towards the Country are constantly increasing but even if the recent percentage variations are positive (13.4%) in 2004, they seem to be more retained compared to those from 2000-2001...
		Italian exports towards the other countries of the EU account for around Ä 500 million per year, while those destined to the non-EU European countries are in continuous growth, reaching in 2003 an...
		Italian exports were valued at 1.47 billion euros and its imports from the Kingdom were estimated at 2.9 billion euros.
	www.fcexport.com /italianexports (3414 words)

	The Hindu : High import duties may hit Italian wine exports
		Italian wines may soon be easily available in India, but the cost could be daunting for ordinary consumers.
		Though exports are virtually booming over the last few years, it is felt that the new emerging markets must be developed and reinforced to provide a cushion to the industry in the long run.
		In actual volumes, exports have risen from 8.8 to 11.1 million hectolitres, but the relative importance of these markets is declining, though marginally.
	www.hinduonnet.com /2001/11/01/stories/0301000c.htm (611 words)

	7.5 ITALY
		In the Mediterranean sharks are captured by trawlers or as bycatch of longliners and driftnets.
		The latter show a substantial decline in French exports to Italy from 1 000 tonnes in 1990 to 490 tonnes in 1991, while Italy reported imports of 900 tonnes from France in that year.
		Italian national statistics reported by ISTAT consider shark imports in two groups: "picked dogfish and smooth-hounds" and "other sharks" recorded as fresh and chilled and frozen.
	www.fao.org /DOCREP/005/X3690E/x3690e14.htm (1757 words)

	ICE - Italtrade
		Indeed, exports from the districts easily paid for their own imports of energy and raw materials (equivalent to 35 billion Euro) as well as those of other manufacturing sectors (means of transport, information technology, electronics, chemicals, paper, rubber, cement) and still guaranteed Italy's balance of trading a net total trade surplus of 30 billion Euro.
		These same analyses of international trade by product groups show that Italian industrial districts of small and medium-sized enterprises hold shares of world trade in their sectors that are comparable to, if not higher than, those of the large car, chemicals and electronics multinationals.
		Similarly, shares of world exports in their sectors in the gold districts of Arezzo and Vicenza, the eyewear district of Belluno, the marble district of Carrara and the packaging machine district along the "Emilian" axis are each in the order of 15%.
	www.italtrade.com /countries/districts/02.htm (540 words)

	WoolNews - Italian Textile Machinery Sector
		The significant number of Italian exhibitors on hand attests to the solid relationship which has been created between Italian textile machinery manufacturers and Turkish companies operating in the textile and garments industry.
		Italian machinery manufacturers therefore focus their attention on singling out the specific needs of their customers, knowing fully well that their customers’ needs are also their own.
		Add to this the fact that the majority of Italian machinery manufacturers are highly specialised in their production output, a sign of specific know-how in their area of production and of the problem issues customers’ face in every phase of the production cycle.
	www.woolnews.net /news_item.php?ID=814 (951 words)

	Italian Economy Watch
		Italian consumers are facing a double whammy as the ECB raises rates at the same time as the government is set to considerably raise taxes (rather than cut spending) to address the deficit problem.
		Italian business confidence declined in November, hardly dramatically - to 96.8 from 97.1 in October - but the outlook for the Italian economy over the next three months fell to minus 9, the lowest in at least nine months.
		The principle focus of the weblog is Italy's growth problem, and the issue of the sustainability of Italian public finance in the face of the continuing low fertility and rapid ageing which Italy is experiencing.
	italyeconomicinfo.blogspot.com (3102 words)

	Embassy of Italy in Mascate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		According to data elaborated by the Italian Institute for Statistics (ISTAT), bilateral trade with Oman in 2004 has amounted to 356,6 million euros, with Italian exports reaching 342,9 million euros and imports from Oman 13,7 million.
		Compared to 2003, Italian exports to Oman have increased by 87.2%, while imports have grown by 2.4%.
		The strong increase of the Italian exports to Oman, (grown in one year from 183 to 343 million Euros), are confirmed by Omani statistics related to foreign trade in the first ten months of 2004.
	www.italian-embassy.org.ae /Ambasciata_Mascate/Menu/I_rapporti_bilaterali/Cooperazione_economica (273 words)

	ItalianMade.com - BIZ NEWS: ITALIAN WINE EXPORTS IN 2004
		Italian wine is experiencing an overall growth of 5.4% in value, hitting 2.837 million, an absolute record in the sector, and a 6.3% increase in volume—equivalent to 14.1 hectoliters.
		The first signs of these amazing results were contained in the figures published for the first semester of 2004, which highlighted wine exports’ holding power—due mainly to a dip in unit values—thanks to an abundant harvest and a decrease in business margins.
		In terms of the types of wine exported, the overall trend is toward a growth in white wines following a double-pronged orientation: an increase in table wines and a dip in quality wines; for reds there has been growth in both types, with a slight prevalence in table wines.
	www.italianmade.com /trade/feature.cfm?art_ID=197 (904 words)

	Textile World Asia
		The largest contributions to Italian exports of textile machinery in 2004 came from China, with a turnover of 311 million euros.
		According to the company, MCS is export oriented with exports representing almost 80 percent of its turnover.
		Italian textile technology has made great inroads in the international market and benefits from a close relationship between machinery builders and fine local Italian textile manufacturers.
	www.textileworldasia.com /News.htm?ID=10173 (2140 words)

	Untitled Document
		Italian is a Romance language spoken by about 70 millions people mostly in Italy, the Republic of San Marino, Vatican City, Switzerland (Canton Ticino) and Croatia (Istria).
		Italian is one of the official languages of the European Union.
		Italian is now the fourth most taught modern language in the U.S.A., after Spanish, French and German.
	www.umt.edu /mcll/italian/information.html (610 words)

	Italy slips into recession - theage.com.au
		Italian exports account for around 30 per cent of its GDP.
		Italian exports outside Europe fell 6 per cent on the year in June.
		For the whole of 2003, economists put Italian growth at 0.4 per cent - the same as in 2002 and half the government's target.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/08/09/1060360544622.html (468 words)

	Germany leads a European rebound, but Italy lags
		Italian companies have suffered immensely under the pressure of the strong euro, something German companies have offset with steady labor costs and rising productivity.
		Many Italian exports have a heavy labor component, making them highly price sensitive and vulnerable to competitors from low-wage countries like China when the euro appreciates.
		The last time Italian exports really thrived was in 1996, after a major devaluation of the lira, Speranza said.
	www.iht.com /articles/2005/05/12/business/econ.php (665 words)

	The Italian Market for Bathroom Furniture and Accessories - Market Research Reports - Research and Markets (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Italian consumption of bathroom furniture and fittings is broken down by product (bathroom furniture, bathroom accessories, toilet seats, shower curtains), by geographical area and by province.
		Italian exports of bathroom furniture and fittings are broken down by product and by country of destination.
		Data on the main Italian producers of bathroom furniture and accessories are also provided, with: turnover, market shares sales by product, by geographic area and by distribution channel export share and exports by country.
	www.researchandmarkets.com /reportinfo.asp?report_id=30690 (450 words)

	Country profiles,All Countries Economic Information
		Italy is suffering from a decline in competitiveness and an intensification of international competition, particularly in textiles and clothing, machinery and furniture.
		Manufactured goods represented 96.5% of Italian exports in 2005, that is 234.6 billion euros over the period January to October 2005.
		Exports outside the EU go mainly to the United States, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), China and South Korea.
	resources.alibaba.com /country_profiles/panorama_30.htm (550 words)

	Parmalat: the decadence of Italian capitalism
		Italian multinationals, like Fiat, or Cirio, and now Parmalat, have either been sold off to bigger companies or are in the process of being broken up.
		For instance, in 2000 Italian RandD expenditure was 1,1% of GDP against the 1,9% EU average.
		Thus they are forced to continue their onslaught against the Italian working class, something which is causing social and political instability in the country as the workers mobilise to resist these attacks.
	www.marxist.com /Europe/parmalat0204.html (2576 words)

	IFJ - Subscribe to International Fiber Journal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		September 30, 2004 Italian exports of textile machinery are still down from 2003, however, there has been an improvement in the export trend compared to the first few months of the year.
		ACIMIT, the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Producers, said the value of Italian exports in the first six months of 2004 was 998 million Euros, 14% below the figure in the same period in 2003.
		Italian producers, then, are concentrating their efforts on the Asian market.
	www.ifj.com /industryNews/rsIndustryNews2.asp?id=512 (278 words)

	Middle East's largest display of Italian products and services to begin at Expo Centre Sharjah on May 23 \| Italian ...
		Dr Fiore added that in 2005, Italy's exports to the UAE were 2.5 billion euros and its imports from the UAE 264 million euros.
		Italian food is considered to be one of the richest and most varied in the world.
		The Italian Lifestyle in the Emirates Exhibition is being jointly organised by the Italian Trade Commission in Dubai, Artex, the Italian Chamber of Commerce in the UAE and GCC, and Expo Centre Sharjah with the support of the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI).
	www.ameinfo.com /86587.html (1056 words)

	bt - Full Story
		Export of table grapes jumped from 2200 tons in 1998 to 14,000 tons in 2003, while exports of strawberries soared from 4800 tons to 8000 tons in the same time period.
		Now Italy is hoping to boost Egyptian agricultural exports even further though the “Green Corridor” initiative, a joint declaration signed in early 2002 that is attempting to clear the way for Egyptian fruits and vegetables especially those that don’t compete with Italian crops or the off-season variety to flow into Europe through Italian ports.
		Despite strong economic ties, Italian exports to Egypt have still suffered through a slump in the wake of terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2002 in the United States.
	www.businesstodayegypt.com /article.aspx?ArticleID=1299 (2428 words)

	Italy in a Flash - Italy News 25.11.98 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Italian exports to Turkey are worth about $ 4.5 billion.
		The Italian Government is not favourable to granting Ocalan asylum.
		Italian Government officials say they cannot believe what is happening in the current Turkey-Italy stand-off.
	www.italyflash.com /italyflash/shortt/news/archive/981125_1.shtml (204 words)

	Italian textile machinery sector joins global fair in Istanbul - Turkish Daily News Jun 27, 2006
		The trust the local textile industry has placed in Italian technology is confirmed by the value of Italian exports to Turkey, amounting to 232 million euros in 2005, making Turkey the second major market for Italy's textile machinery industry.
		Italian machinery most in demand by Turkey is for the weaving sector (27 percent of the total), knitting (26 percent) and finishing (25 percent).
		The largest contributing force to Italy's exports of textile machinery is China, where sales of Italian technology in the industry reached 316 million euros, followed by Turkey, India and the United States.
	www.turkishdailynews.com.tr /article.php?enewsid=47278 (697 words)

	Italian Wine Hub - Wine News for Italian wine producer, Italian wine exporters, Italian wine Importers, Italian wine ...
		The growth of the Italian export by value, however, standing at 4.99 percent, compared to the Australian 15.54 percent increase in the same period, is anything but reassuring.
		The commercial data for the last five years in fact, confirm the aggressive marketing and the acquisition of market share by Australia, whose wine imports grew from about €200 million in 1999 to $711 million value in 2004 (see these values into other up-to-date currencies).
		France registered a decrease of 19.3 percent in value and 7 percent in quantity compared to 2003 and dropped to the third position, surpassed, of course, by Australia.
	italianwinehub.com /news05/data04.html (697 words)

	WoolNews - Italy’s textile machinery exports increase
		Over the first six months of 2006, Italian exports of textile machinery exceeded 941 million euros, a 6 percent increase compared to the first half of 2005.
		On the Indian market, where overall revenues for Italian machinery manufacturers exceeded 95 million euros, sales rose by 85 percent on 2005.
		Paolo Banfi, President of ACIMIT, the Association which represents Italian textile machinery manufacturers, shares his satisfaction for this positive moment for Italian exports: “After a few years with negative figures, our exports are now on the rise, thanks mostly to a substantial recovery in investments in many Asian countries."
	www.woolnews.net /news_item.php?ID=948 (175 words)

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