Sentence examples for trade stores from inspiring English sources

Sissay will tour Rough Trade stores in London, Bristol and Nottingham, 29-31 Aug.

Though the company still specializes in college bookstores, Posman's three general trade stores have also carved out their own niches.

Data are obtained from the census of commerce in 2002, 2007, and 2012.11 The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry conducts this survey, which covers all wholesale and retail trade stores.

SCE consumers discover fair trade stores based on their location with the Fair Trade Finder app that lets them find, add, tag and photograph fair trade certified products wherever they are (Fair Trade USA, 2011).

It's essentially a northern take on London's independent Rough Trade stores, selling the best in lesser-known and underexposed new music (53 Oldham St; 12-inch singles from £5).

Over the last year, the group has created task forces to reduce costs, and strategic groups across companies to deal with a market situation they have never seen: The yo-yoing of commodity prices, closure of modern trade stores and the move of some consumers to smaller pack sizes and lesser known brands.

Energy trading is another arm of the empire and they have licences to trade, store and distribute oil and gas across Africa.

When shop managers left, usually to work elsewhere in the wine trade, store sales fell and the company's response was to cut staff, causing a vicious circle.

Global Exchange, a human rights organization, operates a fair trade store online with things like coffee and chocolate made by producers who are making a decent wage.

Rough Trade NYC will become the newest Rough Trade store, the first international step toward making what is already one of the most respected and loved brands in music, a trusted global symbol of personable music retail.

Q: Look at the Japanese trade store, Rein Queen Rein King, which only sells best selling items from department stores.