Sentence examples for frozen imports from inspiring English sources

Eight beef producers were immediately freed up to export to China, which had frozen imports from Brazil in 2012.

A live bird in the market went for about 3,000 dinars, while chicken from our plant, where we had to pay for the feed plus the workers and who knew what else, cost over 4,000 dinars, more than the already expensive live variety and almost double the price of cheap frozen imports.

Holy Chow uses frozen imported kosher broccoli.

You'll find ingredients that are familiar from restaurant menus but rarer in their raw form, like lemongrass, endless varieties of pastes, from chili to tamarind, and frozen imported fish.

Thus, frozen imported peas and carrots would require a label if packaged separately, but mixed together and sold in a single package, they do not need labeling, Ms. Lovera said.

It means that frozen imported guinea pig should have competition in the market.

Frozen imported turkey tails – simply gristle and fat – cost under $1 a pound, are commonly eaten in Micronesia, and are extremely unhealthy.

The decline in the finfish sector results primarily from high feed costs and increasing competition from frozen, imported Asian catfish fillets.

The channels of distribution incorporate locally caught and processed seafood, live and chilled cultured species and frozen imported items from the region and around the world, which can be processed locally.

Some supermarket chains are also offering pre-packed chilled and frozen imported seafood, including Japanese-style sushi products (e.g. shrimp roe, tuna tekka maki, minced tuna & chilli, crab stick roll).

The United States in recent negotiations had bezen seeking to freeze imports from three of the biggest textile suppliers - Hong Kong, Taiwan and South Korea.