Sentence examples for export produce from inspiring English sources

But some farms near the Chinese border are starting to export produce to China.

Blockaded by the British navy, the country could neither export produce nor get help from Germany.

Besides growing crops for their own subsistence, the Luguru export produce to local towns and to Dar es-Salaam.

Ivan A. Aleschenko, director of the Maritime region's agricultural department, said in Vladivostok, "They don't export produce to China due to high transportation costs and customs fees".

It depends on migrant labour and the export produce of nearby plantations: coffee, cacao, palm oil and kernels, tea, bananas, and rubber.

New Zealand's geographical isolation has allowed farms, orchards and tree plantations to remain relatively free of pests and disease that could push up production costs and reduce market access for export produce.

Eventually, Islay's distillers were forced to pay tax, and whisky became a key export, produced more for mainlanders than for locals.

And Volkswagen, which builds SUVs in Slovakia for export, produced 238,000 cars last year.All this has attracted a new wave of international suppliers.

Gaza's economy is losing about $600,000 a day because of the closure, which has forced some farmers to feed their rotting vegetables to goats, while others are reduced to selling what remains of their marked-for-export produce in bulk on donkey carts in the city, charging only £1 for 20 kg of tomatoes on the vine.

Larache is a busy agricultural and fishing centre, exporting produce, timber, and wool.

Exports produce the bulk of corporate profits, even though domestic consumption accounts for about 60% of GDP.