Sentence examples for export availability from inspiring English sources

Higher export availability in view of a contraction in world commercial trade in led to lower prices in 1998.

For 2006, on the basis of increasing export availability and continuing firm import demand, increased trade is projected for whole milk powder and cheese.

Given the firm stance of governments in Thailand and Viet Nam to keep prices from falling and limited export availability from alternative sources, including from Australia, India, Pakistan and the United States, prices may remain on the rise at least until September/October when several northern hemisphere countries will start harvesting their main 2006 crops.

Despite the below average domestic cereal harvest, prices of wheat grain increased in some markets, while remaining stable in others, constrained by export availability and price stability in both Pakistan and Kazakhstan, the main sources of wheat and wheat flour of the country.

As for non-traditional exporters, a sharp downturn in production is likely to result in smaller export availabilities, particularly in Bulgaria, the Russian Federation and Ukraine.

Export availabilities from Oceania are estimated to increase by 7.3percentt, reaching 150 000 tonnes (2.5 million bags), about 3.0percentt of global export availabilities.

Maize prices also dropped, pressured by ample export availabilities and expectations of a large crop in Argentina.

Overall, a reduction in the output and export availabilities of sunflower seed and its products appears likely in 2006/07.

In Asia, export availabilities are expected to grow to 1.5 million tonnes (24 million bags) in 2010, accounting for 27percentt of world coffee exports.

By contrast, price quotations for ovine meat retreated for the third month in a row because of continued large export availabilities from Oceania.

An expansion in sunflower seed oil trade is anticipated, driven by above average production and export availabilities in the Russian Federation and Ukraine.