Examples of using Value chains in English and their translations into Hungarian
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improve and innovate value chains in global business environments.
The Energy Intensive Industries are the foundation for all European manufacturing value chains since they supply the basic materials for the production of manufactured goods.
Honey and cocoa cooperatives in Guatemala have established climate-resilient value chains by understanding the outstanding risks of climate change to their businesses.
industrial changes, identify emerging strategic value chains and evaluate the progress of work on these value chains. .
With more than 50 percent of EU businesses already part of global value chains, we cannot afford to revert to isolationism and protectionism.
SMEs stand a better chance to enter global value chains by cooperating with other companies rather than by acting individually.
addressing global challenges and engaging entire value chains such as Operation Clean Sweep®.
such practices can have detrimental consequences for global commodity markets and value chains.
It takes 25 years- a generation- to transform an industrial sector and all the value chains.
The Verbund system creates efficient value chains that extend from basic chemicals right through to high-value-added products such as coatings and crop protection agents.
to integrate into and move up regional and global value chains.
proposals shall outline a strategic vision for building new industrial value chains across the EU Member States and Associated Countries.
which contributes to a country's integration into regional and global value chains.
and industries bio-based industries create new value chains which opens new opportunities to existing market actors.
as they supply several key value chains.
city-regions as a consequence of the globalisation that is characterised by international networking and value chains, and a blurring of national boundaries;
strong value chains, a skilled and talented workforce
Regulation acknowledged that the internal market facilitates the integration of EU companies into European and global value chains.
Linkages with regional and global value chains have been limited,
With value chains increasingly distributed across Europe, the further digitisation of industry brings challenges that can