Sentence examples for bound for export from inspiring English sources

Amid rising costs for farm materials, it provoked a series of crippling strikes that shut down highways for grain trucks bound for export and caused scattered food shortages.

Luis Alberto Ayala, who works in a fish cannery, toured warehouses filled with thousands of tons of canned mackerel bound for export, including to the United States.

From now until March, more than 60 per cent of the nation's grain moves on the inland waterway, bound for export.

The agency's enforcement officials are considering two possibilities: that the cadmium was accidentally included because of poor quality control in China or that somewhere in the production process industrial wastes containing cadmium were deliberately added to agricultural products bound for export.

Logs were cut from the forest further inland and floated downriver, where they were loaded onto ships bound for export.

Another is production fragmentation among some countries in which natural resources bound for export are extracted and processed to some degree, as well as other countries that import these resources to continue processing and exporting them.

Some 30% of South African exports are bound for Asia (on par with exports to Europe) and 10% to China, according to HSBC research.

In 1998, Hong Kong's container port handled nearly $10 billion worth of Taiwanese exports bound for China.

The contradictions do not end there: China, the prime beneficiary of rising wages in central Europe, is starting to return the favor, by producing some of its exports bound for Europe in these countries, as it did at the Flextronics factory.

Key exports now include textiles and apparel, food products, petroleum products, chemicals, and phosphates, with about 80% of exports bound for Tunisia's main economic partner, the European Union.

Some stakeholders worry that the introduction of GM seed in developing countries could threaten the purity of conventional crops, thus posing a risk to food exports bound for markets that reject the technology.