In December 1992 environment ministers also agreed on regulations to block the importation to the EC of nonradioactive hazardous wastes.
But the true standouts are dishes that have long been thought too pedestrian to merit importation to the West.
He was instrumental in developing the Italian, South American and Eastern European markets for cheese importation to the U.S.
Although the Chinese have sent small shipments of the fresh fruit to Europe, its importation to the United States is forbidden, to keep out insect pests.
It agreed at the time to pay $13.2 million in sanctions, including forfeitures, the biggest fine ever imposed under the Lacey Act, which criminalizes the importation to the United States of timber taken in violation of another country's laws.
The nearly 300,000 feet (91,440 metres) of footage shot for Que viva Mexico banned from importation to the U.S.S.R. was cut and released in the United States as the films Thunder over Mexico, Eisenstein in Mexico, and Death Day (1933 34).
The company found the enterprise unprofitable because war and other adverse conditions usually prevented importation to the American markets, while an annual tax to the Spanish crown of £34,000 for the first 4,000 slaves had to be paid whether or not they were imported.
Although the chicken is incredibly popular in the U.S., with Americans eating close to 100 lbs per person per year, the origins of the bird and its importation to the New World are somewhat murky.
The administration's diplomacy was also at work in the Pacific as, in December 1874, Grant held a state dinner at the White House for the King of Hawaii, David Kalakaua, who was seeking duty-free sugar importation to the United States.
He was a son of the reserve U.S. National Champion Arabian Stallion GG Jabask, and a grandson of the Polish-bred Arabian Bask, who was a multiple U.S. National Champion after his importation to the United States.
