BUILDING SPICE RESILIENCE DURING PERIODS OF UNCERTAINTY
BUILDING SPICE RESILIENCE DURING PERIODS OF UNCERTAINTY
Discussion on the challenges faced by the global food supply chain and spice traders and the implications of amendments to the Inland Revenue Act. Climate crisis and the National Economy – -Impact on the spice sector and solutions
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Event timezone - UTC+8
Listing Expiry Date: - 2023-02-03
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The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce was established on 25 March, 1839. Between 1834 and 1837 a few Chambers of Commerce had already been established in the region in – Bengal (1834), Bombay and Madras (1836) in India, Canton in China (1834), Penang in Malaysia (1837) and in Singapore (1837). At the time, Ceylon was under the British rule as were India, Singapore, Malaysia and a part of China. This group of Asian Chambers are known to have been among the earliest to be set up anywhere in the world.
