Sentence examples for minimum prices and from inspiring English sources

Fairtrade is a market-responsive model of trade: the farmers receive the Fairtrade minimum prices and premiums only if they have a buyer willing to pay them and many producer groups also sell in the conventional market.

George Bush saw biofuels as a route to energy independence, signing into law rules that set minimum prices and required refiners and importers to sell increasing amounts of biofuel each year.

Mr. Almunia said the six manufacturers met about 60 times from 2001 to 2006 to agree on prices — including price ranges and minimum prices — and to exchange information on future production planning, capacity utilization and trading conditions.

When Cafédirect realised that some of its producers' needs were not being met by the two main tenets of Fairtrade – minimum prices and social premiums – it set up its producer partnership programme (PPP) to invest money back into the producer groups it trades with.

The bland response largely provides a checklist, explaining programmes the government already has under way, such as the Pupil Premium, the Troubled Families Programme, City Deals, the Youth Contracts for the young unemployed, police reform, alcohol minimum prices and Nurse Family Partnerships.

Help has come in the form of import quotas, minimum prices and "anti-dumping" trade case actions.

This means minimum pricing and restricted licensing hours.

They want to introduce minimum pricing and ban Buckfast.

Fairtrade provides a minimum price and a social premium to wine growers and producers predominantly from South Africa, Chile and Argentina.

Large retailers are estimated to make £124.5 million from minimum pricing and the discount ban, according to the Sheffield research.

Producers allowed to use the label guarantee to pay farmers a minimum price and a premium for local community projects such as building schools or installing wells.