Sentence examples for value-added markets from inspiring English sources

This paper provides a roadmap to identify and assess value-added markets for industrial products through an examination of lignin-based products.

Certification allows New Zealand forest companies access to value-added markets and also offers a means of attracting investment from the global financial sector.

Both can see its results maximized by partnering with green business strategies, such as ecological value-added markets.

Asked if The News donated the space for the advertorial, a newspaper spokesman, Ken Frydman, said, "This advertorial series is part of a package of advertorial, advertising and value-added marketing that we hope will bring supermarkets back into the newspaper".

The Center's goals include an electronic, web-based library with powerful search capabilities to make value-added market, economic, and business information and other resources available to producers, and much more.

Half a dozen farmers are producing good-quality barley as a cover crop, and others "are interested in turning the grains they've been growing as cover crops into something there's a value-added market for," said Joel Alex, Blue Ox's founder and maltster.

In this context the Jeff Gordon value-added marketing is starting to look good to potential sponsors.

During the second half of the 1990s, a strong and steady growth in the sales of organic foods has provided these products with a viable and sometimes value added market niche.

Some claimed that recent U.S. business reverses, especially in manufacturing, represent a beneficial shift from mass production for commodity markets toward higher value-added, specialized markets and services.

· June Russell of GreenMarket/GrowNYC, an expert on value-added grain markets and an innovator in grain distribution.

Motivations reach beyond the well-known lures of lower costs: the quest is for higher value-added productivity, growing markets, and deep pools of talent.