Sentence examples for cereals trade from inspiring English sources

That is a significant share of the world's cereals trade of roughly 220m tonnes a year and would be more than enough to meet the appetite for grain imports in the Middle East.

The global distribution of these insects occurred relatively recently, and they have continued to spread as a result of worldwide cereal trading during the 20th century.

The granary weevils recovered from many sites in these regions correspond to the diffusion of Neolithic agriculture or Roman cereal trading and transport of soldiers.

Post cereals will trade on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker POST.

Just 12 percent of cereals produced are traded across borders.

However, since then the state General Establishment for Cereal Processing and Trade, also known as Hoboob, is reported to have been offering twice the international price for imported wheat.

The Burnett menagerie includes Tony the Tiger, pitching Kellogg's Frosted Flakes cereal, which the trade publication Advertising Age named ninth on a list of the Top 10 "advertising icons" of the 20th century; the Jolly Green Giant, for Green Giant vegetables, third on the list; the Keebler elves, for Keebler cookies and crackers; and the Pillsbury baked-goods doughboy, No. 6 on the list.

Articles of trade include cereals, soap, and carpets.

The local volcanic soils are very fertile, and there is trade in cereals, fruit, and wine.

Zenon's records also testify to a considerable trade in cereals, oil, and wine.

In return, we send Europe meat, drink and cereals, but our food trade gap with Europe is £21bn.