None would be grown in Europe but would be imported for use in food and animal feed.
British authorities were aware that tonnes of condemned horsemeat was being imported for use by suspected fraudsters as long ago as 1998 but failed to investigate the criminal networks involved fully for lack of resources, the Guardian has learned.
Fortunes were indeed made, and for a while the latest fashions from Paris were worn by the wives of the rich, and the best British machinery was imported for use in the mines.
It suggests the current threshold, which involves having to prove that the guns were being imported for use in violent crime, should be lowered given the seriousness of crimes involving firearms.
Prior to 1895 two 6 inches breech-loading guns had been imported for use in small boats.
In the early Middle Ages, the rise of Christianity meant that wine and precious metals were imported for use in religious rites, and there are occasional references of trips to and from foreign countries, such as the incident recorded by Adomnán in which St Columba went to a port to await ships bearing news, and presumably other items, from Italy.
Currently, more cynomolgus macaques are imported for use in biomedical research in the United States than are any other non-human primate species.
As such, pioneering doctors (future medical educators) were trained at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in Western universities, and Western curricula were imported for use in African medical schools.
It was assumed that in the short term, equipment and supplies requiring complex manufacturing processes would be acquired on the international market and would be imported for use in a country's screening program, potentially as part of an international donor program.
Deputy Pryke said: "I can confirm that the department has been approached by an individual inquiring whether it would be possible for cannabis to be imported for medicinal use".
