Traduction de «producing semi-processed strips » (Anglais → Français) :

This last definition could cause a serious chain reaction because it does not include semi-finished and intermediate products which – having been produced in non-EU countries – with a final and perhaps insignificant final processing upon arrival in Europe, could be passed off as goods made in a Member State.

However, these proposals do not take into account the high diversity of agricultural structures and size of holdings and their respective links to local, regional, national or international markets; the high diversity of processing industries and the different levels of competitiveness in relation to the markets and supply chains they are embedded in; the diversity of independent local retailers, markets, local food chains and semi-subsistence food supply systems which do not depend on market development; the high dependence on external and often imported inputs and the vulnerability of intensive agro-industrial producers in the food ...[+++]chain which are considered to be the most competitive on the world market ; the rapid disappearance of small and medium sized enterprises, retailers and shops, especially in disadvantaged rural areas; and the conflict between European competition rules and the intention expressed by the Commission to improve producers organisations' bargaining power so as to allow them to achieve a fair price for their production.

Historically, strong world demand for these primary commodities or semi-processed commodities has produced a period in which what we've normally seen is an actual appreciation of the Canadian dollar.

We must also ask what shape this diversification is to take, and let me make clear that this will involve the possibility of raw materials being processed in the developing country in which they were produced, where, at the very least, semi-manufactured goods should also be produced, for these are the means by which added value is created.

Semi-synthetic drugs such as cocaine and heroin are made by chemical processes applied to plant material, whereas synthetic drugs such as speed, LSD, angel dust, or Ecstasy are produced in the laboratory entirely by chemical processes.

British Aluminium is a U.K.-based company which owns five businesses active in the production and distribution of finished and semi-finished aluminium products. These are: British Aluminium Plate, which makes aluminium plate at a rolling mill located at Kitts Green, in the U.K.; British Aluminium Sheet (manufactures aluminium sheet at a rolling mill located at Dolgarrog, the U.K.); British Aluminium Commercial Extrusions (produces aluminium extrusions at three U.K. plants located at Banburry, St. Helens and Warrington), Aluminium Supply Aerospace (processes and distributes ...[+++]metal products including aluminium plate, sheet, and extrusions mainly used in aerospace applications from locations in the U.K.); and Baco Metal Centres (processes and distributes metal products including aluminium plate, sheet, and extrusions used in non-aerospace applications from locations in the U.K. and Ireland).