Sentence examples for disadvantaged producers from inspiring English sources
Following an exploratory theoretical approach, the paper focuses on a specific set of DSIP which are focused on particular groups of disadvantaged producers and consumers.
There has always been a tension between the cost of implementing the aspirational ethics of a minority of affluent consumers and the desire of disadvantaged producers to get a better price for their products and, especially, to sell more.
Fair trade is defined as trading partnerships that aim to achieve the sustainable development of disadvantaged producers in the Third World (Krier 2001).
One accepted definition is: "Fair-trade is a trading partnership which aims for sustainable development of excluded and disadvantaged producers.
Payments can be made to overcome difficulties faced by producers in disadvantaged areas.
To ensure viable, sustainable and a competitive dairy sector across the EU for all - including small farmers and producers in disadvantaged areas - member states must also make better use of tools from the so-called Milk Package.
It says many of the small-scale producers are often disadvantaged themselves and it takes time for them to assume more responsibility for the living conditions of migrant workers.
U.S. exports to the country cannot compete with the low-priced Chinese equivalents, and domestic American producers are similarly disadvantaged in the face of subsidized Chinese imports.
The government tailored the revision to suit the needs of suppliers, mostly local food producers, who felt significantly disadvantaged in their relationship with retail chains.
Reprints Related items Global warming: Getting the message, at lastNov 15th 2007 Cap-and-trade in the north-east: Embracing ReggieNov 15th 2007 Climate change: The greening of AmericaJan 25th 2007Proponents of the idea argue, first, that American producers would otherwise be disadvantaged by the higher costs that their country's stricter standards impose on them.
So, producers who sold fresh were disadvantaged and challenged to compete with cheaper reconstituted juice made from concentrate when there was no required distinction yet the "from concentrate" could sell for much less than fresh squeezed.
