Examples of using The processing industry in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Polish apple growers will soon be protesting against the low prices offered by the processing industry.
both in the Community fleet and in the processing industry.
a wide range of technical textile items meant for various applications in the processing industry.
20,000 jobs in the processing industry are directly affected by this agreement.
However, is an industry of technological evolution quite slow when compared to the processing industry.
Swivel Joints S wivel joints have been used in the processing industry for a long time.
sustainable energy and the processing industry.
UL-S steam boilers are mainly used in the processing industry, in the commercial sector
clementines shall be granted solely on products delivered to the processing industry from 1 October to 30 June.
Aid to producer organisations delivering satsumas shall be granted solely on products delivered to the processing industry from 1 October to 31 March.
In 1990, each job in the forest was generating 1.1 jobs in the processing industry and 0.8 in the pulp
Downstream, the processing industry would also be doomed,
The processing industry(all sectors including fishmeal) in Denmark employed a total of 7 650 people in 1998.
Council estimate 90/224/EEC concerning beef and veal intended for the processing industry for the period 1 January to 31 December 1990.
because it will oblige the processing industry to locate itself nearer the places where the animals have been reared.
Therefore, the processing industry in the Community should continue to have access to an adequate supply of raw material.
Enormous efforts are necessary in agriculture, the processing industry and marketing in the German Demoaatic Republic to secure a fair share of Com munity markets.
EU-25 supply in raspberries for the processing industry has increased from 115 000 tonnes in 2000 to more than 160 000 tonnes in 2004.
