Sentence examples for seafood processing industry from inspiring English sources

Like her father before her, Sen. Murkowski believes that the seafood processing industry in King Cove, Alaska (population 948), is deserving of a new gravel road through the heart of the irreplaceable Izembek National Wildlife Refuge to an industry town at the end of the Alaska Peninsula.

In addition, the approach we cite would result in spin-off losses (e.g., job losses in the seafood processing industry).

Chitosan is usually obtained from waste materials, mainly shells of crabs, shrimp, and prawns from the seafood processing industry.

Shrimp waste, which is produced in large quantities in the Indian seafood processing industries, is one of the important sources of natural carotenoids.

Chitosan is the second most abundant nitrogen containing biopolymer in nature, obtained from the shells of crustaceans, particularly crabs, shrimp and lobsters, which are waste products of seafood processing industries [13, 15].

Chitosan is the second most abundant nitrogen containing biopolymer in nature, obtained from the shells of crustaceans, particularly crabs, shrimp and lobsters, which are waste products of seafood processing industries.

Although we are confident that the sample is representative of the seafood-processing industry in the Philippines, it may not represent the seafood industry in general.

Other important industries include meat, dairy, and seafood processing; manufacture of aluminum catamarans and of machinery; vegetable processing; and chocolate production.

Both Maryland and Louisiana have significant seafood-processing industries that rely on H-2B workers.

Like forestry and landscaping, seafood processing is an industry that relies heavily on guest workers in the U.S. on H-2B visas.

High salt concentrations can be found in wastewaters generated by chemical, pharmaceutical and petroleum industries, fish caning, seafood processing, meatpacking, tannery, and cheese factories (Dahl et al. 1997).