Примеры использования Coffee exports на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Hypothetical payments to compensate for variations in Kenyan coffee exports.
In addition to rising productivity, coffee exports increased 35 per cent, reaching 9.7 million 60-kilogram bags.
Table 4 shows the compensation for loss of income in connection with coffee exports in Kenya.
Coffee exports are now expected to total 20,000 tons, some 33 per cent more than previously estimated.
To securitize this deal,part of the proceeds of the cocoa/coffee exports would have to be credited to an offshore account.
Major member countries of the Association of Coffee Producer Countries(ACPC)have also set limits on coffee exports.
Sandalwood remained the main export crop with coffee exports becoming significant in the mid-nineteenth century.
He continued and expanded some policies of the Carías administration,such as road building and development of coffee exports.
Coffee exports account for 32 per cent of the total; sugar exports account for the next-largest share of the total.
This translates into a de facto monopoly like the one Jean-Pierre Bemba has on coffee exports in Equateur Province.
Unexpectedly large coffee exports from Brazil in mid-1996 precipitated the price erosion that accelerated during the remainder of the year.
In 1992, for example, Uganda received less than half its 1989 earnings for nearly the same volume of coffee exports.
In particular, earnings from coffee exports declined, down from the record high of 1995 generated by the exceptional prices prevailing since mid-1994.
Those improvements will become all the more critical given the performance of Brazilian coffee exports in recent years and expectations of growth.
Ethiopia's coffee exports recorded a 20 percent increase during the past three months, according to the Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Development and Marketing Authority on Monday.
The swap provider will either have to accept this risk, orobtain sufficient collateral e.g. control over the earnings from part of the coffee exports.
Coffee exports have come to account for 6-12 per cent of the total value of Vietnamese exports, establishing Viet Nam as the fourth largest coffee exporter.
Countries like Uganda that in 1978 earned more than $400 million in coffee exports alone are today earning less than $100 million for export volumes that have more than doubled.
Coffee exports of African countries increased as well, as those countries sought to bolster export revenues by increasing export volumes to offset the price erosion.
Figures from the Centralamerican Agricultural Monitor, prepared by the Business Intelligence unit at CentralAmericaData.COM reveal that Central American coffee exports have resumed their upward growth path.
Over the past 15 years, Germany's share in world coffee exports has risen from about 1 per cent to about 5 per cent, and in tea exports, its share, which was less than one half a per cent, has increased five times.
As part of the second review, Burundi's growth forecast for 2009 was revised by decreasing it to 3.2 per cent, considering the impact of the global financial crisis on its economy,which particularly affected its coffee exports.
Unlike Guatemala, El Salvador andCosta Rica, where a middle class emerged around coffee exports, Honduras's sole source of wealth throughout the nineteenth century, namely, stock-raising, was destroyed during the civil wars, leaving the country in a State of severe constitutional, institutional and governmental instability.
The decline in export revenues exceeded the benefits that the poorest countries could get from debt relief programmes, andthe loss in revenues from coffee exports had not been offset by increases in exports in other sectors.
He cited the examples of drip irrigation used by Indian farmers, which had resulted in a two- orthree-fold increase in land yields, and the Ethiopian coffee trademark designation that had allowed the country to successfully negotiate with global producers and upgrade its coffee exports.
However, due to economic recession in the 1990s, coffee export reduced slightly.
That is the case for some gold, diamonds,coltan and coffee exported by Uganda.
One-third of the coffee export value is from Arabica coffee, which requires a particularly cool tropical climate that is only found at higher altitudes, generally above 1400 m.
No wonder, because today Colombia occupies the second position worldwide in terms of fine Arabica production, and in terms of global coffee export.
The government regulates the grading, pricing, andmarketing of the coffee crop, and all coffee export contracts require approval.