Sentence examples for peasant producers from inspiring English sources

All economic units, except the peasant producers, were subjected to orders from the government's Supreme Council of National Economy (V.S.N.Kh).

("Fair trade" coffee is supposedly bought at a price that offers peasant producers a "living wage", rather than at the "exploitative" price paid for commercial coffee).

He began to insist on visible proof that they'd really bought from peasant producers — a requirement that eventually gave rise to the photographs and contracts displayed in the restaurant's purchase diary.

The coca growers won concessions to improve working conditions and loan terms for small producers, peasant farmers and teachers.

"Our Seeds, Our Future is a project that invites all farmers, local food producers, peasants, women, students and the public to celebrate their victory alongside the world's foremost promoter of seed freedom against unjust seed laws," Hayu says, "Seed freedom means freedom of life as seed, which is the beginning of every life".

"He wants to bring 10,000 peasant farmers and food producers to Turin for a congress.

And it was another adviser, formerly in the service of the Jin emperor, who explained to him the uses of peasants and craftsmen as producers of taxable goods.

"It's a mistake to think Colombian cocaine producers are peasants in a jungle lab," says Mike Power, a journalist and author who has investigated the Colombian cocaine trade.

Saragih suggests that his low profile and the fact that he does not take the stage at places like Davos are testimony to the low regard – or even fear – in which elite economists and politicians hold the world's 2 billion peasants and small-scale food producers.

Our analysis shows that 'productive alliances' may constitute forms of 'assimilation' when palm oil producers incorporate local peasants in the palm oil supply chain in order to gain control over land by taking advantage of peasants' marginalisation by the state, and denying differences in culture and identity.

The Modern Peasant is filled with the voices of urban producers describing their existence.