Sentence examples for export brands from inspiring English sources

Now, the government says that 22 dairy companies, including export brands like Mengniu and Yili, have produced powdered baby formula that contains traces of melamine.

The political squabbling threatens to hurt Poland's investor-friendly reputation; the case also puts a question mark over other Polish trading companies that are partly foreign-owned, such as Ciech, a chemicals company that has been snared in similar court cases over its export brands.

Even before the Chinese began announcing their latest programs for exporters, the United States filed a legal challenge on Dec. 19 at the World Trade Organization, accusing China of having already provided illegal subsidies to exporters in a long list of industries as part of a program of trying to build recognizable export brands.

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"That helped American pharmaceutical companies export brand-name drugs, but Mexicans must now wait longer to purchase less-expensive generic drugs".

The Lada name was reserved for export branding; the car was called Zhiguli in Russia, for a mountain range near the factory.

On an island of technology entrepreneurs who've largely forgone the celebrity of an export brand, Taiwan's Kuen-yao (K.Y). Lee has suddenly escaped the pack.

The Premier League is continuing its growth as a leading UK export brand, with major TV contracts recently in football outposts as diverse as the US, Brazil, and China.

In 2007, the Gibanica officially became an export brand of Serbia.

Table 5 Segments in the coffee market Segments Remarks S1 Supplies Iran market with branded products S2 Exports branded products to the Middle East S3 Supplies Iran market with bulk products S4 Exports products in bulk to the Middle East S5 Produces branded products for other brands.

But the K.K.R. and Apollo listings are attempts to export their brands further into the public markets.