Examples of using Coffee and cocoa in English and their translations into Russian
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The Coffee and Cocoa Council informed the Group of Experts that the Government of Côte d'Ivoire had launched a series of measures to reform the cocoa sector in November 2011,
the Presidential Ordinance of 19 September 2008 which established the Comité de gestion du café et du cacao to replace former Government agencies that had been managing the coffee and cocoa industry.
The main cash crops are rubber, coffee, and cocoa.
Coffee and cocoa processing plants.
Agricultural exports of coffee and cocoa are virtually non-existent.
Production prices for coffee and cocoa increased by 9.5 per cent compared with 2013.
Approximately 90 per cent of its coffee and cocoa exports are to the European Union.
Except, perhaps, Indonesia, which holds roughly the same shares of coffee and cocoa world production.
Also oil price spillover effects on coffee and cocoa markets were assessed using cointegration and causality models.
The San Martín model, which had reoriented populations towards the production of coffee and cocoa, was one such success.
underlying causes of excessive price volatility for two major soft commodities- coffee and cocoa.
Imports of non-traditional products such as coffee and cocoa are also increasing and this development is important for other developing countries.
gasoline, coffee and cocoa to the detriment of the customs revenue.
the Government intends to restructure the cotton, coffee and cocoa production and processing chains to increase output.
Palm oil, coffee and cocoa have been successful in generating legal farming economies and promoting the abandonment of coca bush cultivation.
Output of coffee and cocoa, the two major sources of foreign exchange for many countries, was significantly higher than that of 1995.
the past two years, owing mainly to the significant decline of coffee and cocoa prices.
Equatorial Guinea has seen a decline in world prices for its main export commodities- coffee and cocoa.
The surge in the output of coffee and cocoa seems to have been stimulated by the recovery in their international prices in 1995.
Particularly with the disappearance of marketing boards, more of the commodities such as coffee and cocoa are being sold through international traders in undifferentiated form.