Sentence examples for rice enterprises from inspiring English sources

Finally, the paper highlights the key challenges in designing an IRE rice mill complex for both private millers and large rice enterprises.

Under the old economic regime many Chinese workers could count on health and pension benefits from state enterprises (the "iron rice bowl").

Manufacturing enterprises produce milled rice, cement, beverages, chemicals, rubber goods, processed coffee, palm oil, woven cloth, paper, metalware, carved wood, and mats and baskets.

Naturally they will try to evade the tax by refusing to join, and if...forced to join will report smaller wage bills or fewer workers, or simply go underground," wrote two Chinese scholars in a paper published last year.Replacing the iron rice bowlThe anxiety of state-enterprise workers will increase as China tries to grapple with pension liabilities that are growing far faster than contributions.

Notable manufacturing enterprises include wood carving, rice milling, and the production of pharmaceuticals, woven mats and baskets, and palm oil.

The development of medium-scale BGPG plants, with capacity ranging from 1000 to 5000 kW, is recommended; as is the demonstration of BGPG technology in suitable enterprises (e.g. rice mill and timber mill) in developing countries where large amounts of biomass wastes are available so that biomass collection and transportation can be avoided and the operation cost can be lowered.

At Malo, a social enterprise founded to mill, fortify and market rice cultivated by local smallholder farmers in Mali, we are looking at proposals to use solar energy to power equipment which could reduce food loss.

Cluster 1 is characterized by relatively higher income from poultry and fishery enterprises, has large holdings, and earns high from rice crop.

How company began: Kelon started as a private "town & village" enterprise in an area near Hong Kong making simple rice cookers.

She considered herself very lucky to have obtained an 'iron rice bowl' -- referring to a job with a state-owned enterprise, as it meant a job for life.

The city is the country's commercial and transportation centre; industrial enterprises are limited and include diamond cutting, confectionary, paint and shoe enterprises, rice milling, and fish packing.