In Europe and North America, where highway competition demands faster rail movement of time-sensitive freight, cars for such traffic as perishable goods, high-value merchandise, and containers are designed to run at 120 km (75 miles) per hour.
The trout is a perishable but high value food, and should be marketed in good quality.
In this context, they see bartering as a way to steer around the restrictions imposed by cash and credit, to extract value from perishable or underperforming assets, and to expand channels to market and find new customers.
Only 78 of Boeing's new orders were for freight aircraft but that understates the industry's importance, since many cargo planes are conversions of ageing passenger planes.Impressive growth in air freight is largely a result of growing demand for transportation for high-value and perishable consumer goods.
A&P said the BrightFarms project will provide enough vegetables to feed 5,000 people, but it only pays to grow high value, highly perishable crops like tomatoes and baby greens.
Access to urban ready markets for agricultural produce and for seasonal labour open up the possibility of cultivating on a commercial basis high-value, highly perishable crops such as leafy vegetables, replacing storable crops such as cereals and pulses.
Vegetables, flowers and dairy products are typically high-value and highly perishable products, which need to be produced where there is easy access to export, domestic and local markets.
Airlines normally carry 35percentt by value of the world's traded goods — including perishable goods like cut roses and high-value components like chips for the computer industry.
This high-value shrimp is very perishable and susceptible to black spot formation during postmortem handling and storage.
Black tiger shrimp (Penaeus monodon Fabricius) is one of the economically important species and is commonly cultured (Cheejareon et al.2011).This high-value shrimp is very perishable and susceptible to deterioration during handling and storage.
