Pictures Above - The 'Joline' (at Ramsagte) - Photos by V Cameron - KAALE. To visit the Kent Action Against Live Exports (KAALE) website; for which SAV founder Mark is also the EU and media correspondent; please click on the following link: www.kaale.org.uk The following is a summary of recent events regarding live exports…
a bit of a long-term best in china? still enters had a bit of a long-term plan - best in china? still enters had l a bit of a long-term plan where a bit of a long term plan where state sales have collapsed. stellantis. and some of the bigger makers, toyota, honda. toyota is having a very strong year against its rival volkswagen. they are vying to be the biggest carmaker per volume. toyota has pulled ahead, notjust because of. box wagon was stunted a little bit because of its very own high standards because of the chip shortage but both are recording strong figures. and recording strong figures. and let s talk about let s talk about electrification because many governments including the uk have set some quite tricky targets when it comes to elimination of sales of new petrol and diesel cars. absolutely. they are all facing into this massive period of change, all of the carmakers. still enters a couple of weeks ago announced it was investing
external borders say the year. merely shifting the problem further down the ball come route. the german car maker box wagon has denied a claim that it is withdrawing from iran after talks with the us ambassador to germany richard grinnell he has repeatedly tweeted and given interviews advising european companies to divest from iran or risk retaliation from washington. returned to iran to do business last year after a seventeen year absence the german auto giant said it wanted to reestablish a presence in the country it s signed contracts to import several vehicle models to iran. other german companies like b a s f we re also investing in iran but could there be a u. turn the us ambassador to germany richard grenell said b.s.f. is now accessing the of rainy and marcus he said that the car giant was complying
it s to their career. german companies based in china on the other hand are worried beijing is tightening its control especially in the market that promises the biggest profits. box wagon for example is doing a booming business in china the company wants to set a new record here in twenty eighteen after the scandals of recent years the company can t afford to antagonize beijing so it s playing it safe which means lending support to beijing s initiatives. when german chancellor angela merkel visits china she works hard to obtain concessions for german companies. germany s automotive industry and volkswagen in particular want to maintain market position. germany fears that china may impose restrictions football is another way to help secure the future of german businesses