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For example, this is the case for bovine meat, sheep and goat and other meat and meat products major cereals, such as rice, wheat and rye as well as for several fruit, vegetable and food industry products.

410. Seasonal shortage of food is most of all felt in respect to fruit and fruit products (51.3 per cent), vegetables and vegetable products (38.0 per cent) and, in every fourth household, meat and poultry, meat products and fish and fish products.

Most households considered as partially satisfied their requirements for meat products (55.6 per cent), meat and poultry (54.2 per cent), giblets (40.4 per cent), fish and fish products (53.3 per cent) and fruit and fruit products (50.8 per cent).

407. Compared to 1992 there was a decrease in consumption of meat products (51.8 per cent), meat and poultry (49.6 per cent), fish and fish products (46.1 per cent), confectionery products (44.4 per cent), fruit and fruit products (39.9 per cent) and butter (33.5 per cent).

(4) meat and meat products that have not been inspected by the veterinary health service or have failed to pass such inspection

This rebate amounts for example to 16 per cent of the rate applicable to sugar and its products, to various canned meat products, certain milk products and butter, etc.

It has taken some developing countries' exporters of meat products two years to get approval.

However, LDCs continue to face peak MFN rates for beef and other meat products, sugar and sugar products, various fruits and fruit juices, etc.

There are also several special laws that regulate such areas as fish products, milk, meat and poultry.

Sanitary and phytosanitary regulations in major developed countries prevent the importation of such products as beef, chicken and other meat products, groundnuts and many food industry products from several developing countries with export potential.

Households maintained on unearned income other than pensions most often expressed the opinion that their requirements were completely unsatisfied for mineral water and other non alcoholic drinks (27.6 per cent), confectionery products (24.6 per cent), fruit and fruit products (22.4 per cent), fish and fish products (22.4 per cent), meat products (21.6 per cent), meat and poultry (20.9 per cent) and butter (19.4 per cent).

In a large majority of households children had sandwiches with meat, cheese, fish or egg products containing protein (90.0 per cent).

Meat and meat preparation

A large number of these tariffs have resulted from tariffication in the agricultural sector, exceeding 30 per cent or even 100 per cent in many cases and 300 per cent for certain products (notably meat, cereals, sugar, certain fruit and vegetables, dairy products, tobacco products).

Much anxiety is directed toward growing demand for meat and dairy products in China and India. But per capita meat consumption in the United States and Europe is still more than three times higher than in either country.

The world demand for sweetcorn has been increasing steadily, with opportunities emerging for value added products such as sweetcorn with added meat and sauces.

Most international trade is in chilled frozen meat, in the form of cuts further processed products only account for about 10 per cent of world trade but world demand is increasing for further processed convenience products.

Other changing demand characteristics that have implications for meat processing companies are the shift to products with lower fat and salt content, and to more quot natural quot products, as consumer concerns increase about food safety.

In spite of increased consumer demand for convenience products, the world market in further processed poultry meat products is small, amounting to only about 150,000 tons per annum, but this seems likely to rise in future.

WTO Appellate Body Report, United States Import Prohibition of Certain Shrimp and Shrimp Products ( US Shrimp ), WT DS58 AB R, adopted 6 November 1998, DSR 1998 VII, 2755 WTO Appellate Body Report, European Communities Measures Concerning Meat and Meat Products (Hormones) ( EC Hormones ), WT DS26 AB R, WT DS48 AB R, adopted 13 February 1998, DSR 1998 I, 135.

Major product examples include margarine, canned meat and meat preparations, chewing gum and other sugar confectionery, cocoa powder and chocolate, pasta and other cereal products, preserved fruit and vegetables, fruit juices, coffee and tea syrups and extracts, cigarettes, smoking tobacco, etc.

The interventions build on commodities and the related secondary agro processing industries with emphasis on food (e.g. fish, meat, dairy, vegetable oils) and non food (wood and non wood forest products, textiles and garments, leather and skins) products.

Nevertheless, a large proportion of international trade in meat is in quot commodity quot products where price is the overwhelming determinant for purchasing decisions of importers.

It's for killing. For the meat, Julia, the meat.

And some of those whale meat samples were whale meat.

Add meat.

C. Meat

Not meat!

Even though they were labeled whale meat, they were dolphin meat.

The chicken is fed corn, and then its meat is ground up, and mixed with more corn products to add bulk and binder, and then it's fried in corn oil.

The chicken is fed corn, and then its meat is ground up, and mixed with more corn products to add bulk and binder, and then it's fried in corn oil.

Sometimes countries set national norms above accepted international requirements covering areas such as food safety, animal disease, product composition (e.g. in further processed meat products), packaging, labelling and presentation and shortening of acceptable shelf life (which can place imported products at a disadvantage especially for chilled items).

Meat or fish?

Meat wagon's here.

Fresh meat delivery

Unfortunately, our beasts are inefficient animals, and they turn two thirds of that into feces and heat, so we've lost those two, and we've only kept this one in meat and dairy products.

Japan has a system with similar effects, as tariffs for certain meat products, for example, are defined as the difference between the import price and a certain standard price or a multiple thereof.

In the EU, a significant reduction in imports of beef with bones, other meat, and a number of cereals has complemented the absence of significant imports of several other products from developing countries.

That meat is chicken.

Do you eat meat?

Do you eat meat?

I only eat meat.

I ate the meat.