Sentence examples for global bulk from inspiring English sources
Dibner is a vice president at Mercer Management Consulting, where he directs consulting services to companies engaged in global bulk shipping and logistics.
In terms of the global bulk trade, shipments of nickel ore from Indonesia to China are tiny: just 2m-3m toutes oft of more than 4 billion tonnes of bulk goods carried each year on over 9,000 vessels.
At the same time analysts at Credit Suisse cut their recommendation from neutral to underperform and their target price from 310p to 200p, on falling iron ore and coking coal prices: As Evraz has a high level of vertical integration with a fairly high cost of mining, it remains highly leveraged to the global bulk commodities' downcycles.
"It will contribute positively to our cooperative owners' milk price from Day 1, as we are able to add more value to milk that we otherwise would have to sell on the global bulk trading market, where the profit is lower historically," Arla Foods' chief executive, Peder Tuborgh, said in prepared remarks.
Thus he likes OMI Corp. omm, the $150 million (estimated 1998 revenues) international operations of the old global bulk shipping and marine services company of the same name.
According to the Electric Power Research Institute, pumped-hydro provides 99% of our global bulk storage capacity, or 127,000 MW.
The transport of dissolved oxygen in a bioreactor occurs in three regions as follows: bulk fluid phase of the bioreactor (global mass transfer), from the bulk to the surface of the aggregated cells (internal mass transfer), through the aggregated cells (external mass transfer).
The Containers segment comprises of global intermediate bulk container and automotive container operations, the CHEP catalyst and chemical containers business and the newly-formed CHEP aerospace solutions.
Higher shipping rates, meanwhile, could draw added capacity to the 7,000 vessels that make up the current global dry-bulk shipping fleet, of which 870 are the big capesize units.
Those expenses are soaring because of a global shortage of bulk freighters.
This year, the growth in global supplies — the bulk from the United States and Canada — will far outstrip the growth in world demand.
