The raw materials sub-index declined slightly, with the purchasing price of major raw materials also falling from March.
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"The basic principle in terms of exporting raw materials from DPRK is simply we don't promote the export of raw materials including coal," he said.
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Shielded by Import Tariffs: Footwear manufacturers in Sri Lanka rely heavily on imported raw materials, due partly to the limited availability of quality raw materials locally.
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Long before sophisticated global supply chains provided overnight delivery of parts and raw materials, American carmakers set up shop where their most important raw materials, steel and rubber were manufactured.
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Lots of synthetic scents from raw materials, including linalool, which naturally occurs in raw materials like mint, cinnamon, rosewood, lavender and basil, can be worn on their own if diluted.
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They don't — they're just the raw materials for it.
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A natural currency hedge arises from close to 90% of 2015 sales being export-based, while around 80% of raw materials (where raw materials made up 13% of total costs) are imported.
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Maurits Bruggink, secretary general of the Critical Raw Materials Alliance, which represents European companies that produce and trade critical raw materials, said his group was pressing for increased primary production in Europe.
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Raw materials, finished products, employees — even financing moves both ways.
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The prices of its raw materials, oil and gas, gyrate.
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So far, the factory isn't turning raw materials into batteries.
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Distant trade wars could crimp demand for African raw materials.
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And researchers don't always have the raw materials they require.
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Sourcing raw materials for electric batteries is an issue, too.
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But that includes agricultural products and raw materials like coal.
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The industry now realises it too has raw materials risk.
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Softer steel prices also weighed on most of raw materials.
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The Chinese are voracious consumers of the world's raw materials.
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The plant, operated by 3M, made raw materials for sponges.
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But then there's the issue of acquiring the raw materials.
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That means less manufacturing and less purchasing of raw materials.
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These are wastes that become raw materials for other processes.
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Partly, it's a reflection of the diversity of raw materials.
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Banks and raw materials gained, while properties and infrastructures dropped.
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Ghosn, however, cited some concerns about the necessary raw materials.
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Excluding crude, the raw materials index was down 0.1 percent.
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Its profits were hit by high costs of raw materials.
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The auto industry is one of the most globally integrated industries in the world — moving raw materials and intermediate goods to build highly complex assemblies from locally- and globally-sourced raw materials, parts and components.
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BADI, which measures the price of moving raw materials by sea.
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Financial and raw materials firms dropped, but consumer service shares gained.
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They are raw materials and supplies and inventory and so on.
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Raw materials came from cannibalizing steel pipe and melting down scrap.
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There is nothing new about China's interest in African raw materials.
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Panasonic will bring the necessary raw materials, like lithium, by rail.
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Yes, the only difference is that we use other raw materials.
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The same, however, cannot be said of the raw materials market.
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Data showed prices for raw materials dropped 1.5 percent on year.
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Commodity producers were hit by a decline in raw-materials prices.
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China is a large importer of Australian raw materials, including coal.
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China is a major consumer of raw materials, among them Canadian.
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A desire for raw materials may be influencing Beijing's actions there.
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Increased copper imports have nothing to do with raw materials shortages.
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This is principally about higher costs in wages and raw materials.
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Excluding crude energy products, raw materials prices were down 0.3 percent.
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We have about 1,500 raw materials, and I know them all.
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Manufacturers also reported paying less for raw materials and other inputs.
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Tianqi makes a variety of raw materials for the battery industry.
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Commodities, the raw materials that fuel the global economy, dipped too.
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Businesses would be able to ship raw materials and goods faster.
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But Japan needed raw materials to continue their campaign in Asia.
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But there will be few exports without raw materials and power.
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The flood of raw materials is pressuring prices, prompting a painful shakeout.
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The poorer countries don't have much to sell except probably raw materials.
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Lisco also imports raw materials from Brasil's Vale and a Bahraini company.
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Instead, it should focus on high-quality manufacturing using Russian raw materials.
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You need a lot of raw materials from asteroids to enable that.
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Firms reported higher costs for raw materials such as metals and oil.
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India, like China, is a country with galloping demand for raw materials.
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And who pays for the raw materials needed to make the presents?
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Manufacturers, however, complained about rising prices for raw materials, especially for steel.
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It was the 10th straight month of increases in raw materials prices.
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The raw materials were already there, but their arrangement is pure speculation.
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Once sequenced, genetic data are the raw materials for other business ventures.
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The rising cost of raw materials finally forced Akagi's hand, he said.
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Others were traders, transporting raw materials and finished goods over long distances.
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Imports of rubbish have helped feed China's voracious appetite for raw materials.
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Owens-Illinois declined to comment on where its raw materials come from.
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The same, however, cannot be said of the raw materials supply chain.
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Money was also paid to obtain raw materials from ISIS-held areas.
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At China's factories, prices for raw materials and other goods appear tame.
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Other EU "alliances" will follow for low-carbon industries and raw materials.
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Raw materials prices were unchanged in September after falling 1.8% in August.
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On the year, the raw materials price index was up 22.0 percent.
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How do the raw materials become the culturewide narratives and conspiracy theories?
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In other words: substituting computing power for raw materials, intelligence for stuff.
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A related concept is called "embodied energy," and that's basically the calculation of all the energy that goes into extracting raw materials, converting those raw materials into building blocks in a factory, transporting those materials, and building that structure.
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But Latin America exports raw materials to China and imports its cheap manufactures.
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China still sees Russia primarily as a source of energy and raw materials.
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Businesses and factories are closing, some because of a shortage of raw materials.
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Raw materials were pre-1917 Russia's mainstay, comprising two-thirds of its exports.
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GM said the tire is environmentally friendly because it uses fewer raw materials.
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Fecal transplants have the power to revolutionize medicine, but hospitals need raw materials.
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Whirlpool said it expected lower costs from tariffs and raw materials this year.
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Raw materials prices fell 0.9 percent on less demand for conventional fuel oils.
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GEM currently has battery raw materials production capacity of 13,000 tonnes per annum.
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But there's nothing about the lubricant or any of the other raw materials.
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The brand also focuses on ethical sourcing and using environmentally sound raw materials.
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It plans to boost local production and source more raw materials in Nigeria.
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"Basically we're a country based on the sales of raw materials," he says.
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But higher raw materials costs could cause 3M customers to move their factories.
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Accelerated refined zinc imports strengthen this market's bull narrative of raw materials shortfall.
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Higher prices for crude energy products lifted the raw materials index 4.5 percent.
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Bigger turbines offer cheaper raw materials, installation and maintenance per unit of energy.
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For instance, there are many raw materials that individually they don't smell good.
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"Most manufacturers churn out pickles from substandard raw materials," said pickle queen Prabhakaran.
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Without electricity, the factory lost about $35,000 worth of raw materials and pasteles.
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People buy consumer goods in which those raw materials are but one input.
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"The challenge is a lot of raw materials come from China," Priest said.
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She thinks she has enough raw materials to last another week or so.
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The Ebenezer Reformed Presbyterian Church was reduced to a pile of raw materials.
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He said he sees "fantastic opportunities" in global recycling of complex raw materials.
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Raw materials used directly in construction would see royalties fall to 1.5 percent.
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The raw materials available to us are grains, aromatic herbs, and small fruits.
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Sourcing high-quality raw materials at a micro level can be exceedingly difficult.
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The company said on a post-earnings conference call it spent more on raw materials in the third quarter and expects the tariffs to add around $15 million to $20 million in costs for raw materials such as steel and aluminium.
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The German car industry risks running short of key raw materials for automotive batteries, hampering a planned boost in production of electric vehicles, a raw materials expert at industry association BDI was quoted as saying in Sunday paper Welt am Sonntag.
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These ships were apparently scavenged for raw materials such as steel, aluminum, and brass.
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Several regional factory surveys have shown manufacturers paying more for raw materials this year.
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But the surge has caused some bottlenecks, inflating costs for raw materials and labour.
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Sourcing raw materials locally was difficult, but at least they carried no import duties.
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"We send raw materials, they add value," sighs Owusu Afriyie Akoto, Ghana's agriculture minister.
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But proving it means tracking the raw materials as they are collected and distributed.
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Freight and raw materials costs are expected to remain elevated in the coming quarter.
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The rebate programs limit the impact of tariffs on raw materials, not finished products.
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But there were few reports of companies facing shortages of raw materials or equipment.
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The company also has businesses in industrial raw materials and food staples & packaged foods.
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ET. Producer prices and raw materials prices data is due at 8:30 a.m.
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"Longer term we intend to source raw materials locally," Plumridge told an analysts' call.
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Those intermediaries, who converted raw materials into usable consumer goods, took over the economy.
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GDP, producer prices and raw materials prices data is due at 8:30 a.m.
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Daimler said it would scrutinize all suppliers of raw materials used to make batteries.
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The relatively low cost reflects Everlane's transparent pricing and declining costs in raw materials.
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But while the zinc price slides, the price of raw materials remains stubbornly high.
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The larger task may be securing access to the raw materials, the report said.
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Select military officers took control of the distribution of food and key raw materials.
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We have a very big plant in New Jersey with all the raw materials.
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And then specifically, what were the raw materials and ideas that informed this record?
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Supply bottlenecks for key raw materials and minerals like lithium and cobalt were possible.
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This means that supplies of food, power and imported raw materials are all problematic.
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So we worked longer hours, we found new routes for suppliers of raw materials.
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To meet its demand for raw materials, China is also seeking alternative overseas suppliers.
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Ms. Thao does not simply turn up in villages and pay for raw materials.
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Now, it's facing a shortage of the raw materials used to run those tests.
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Raw materials prices rose by 1.2% mainly on higher prices for crude energy products.
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A lack of raw materials or production problems can also lead to reduced supplies.
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"Surging prices of raw materials are our biggest concern for this year," he said.
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But digging up the raw materials can undermine human rights and destroy fragile ecosystems.
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Others are manufacturing domestically and are subject to tariffs on components and raw materials.
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Other steelmaking raw materials also posted big jumps on Monday on the sector's PMIs.
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What raw materials would it need, and how could it most efficiently process them?
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I look ahead at where we're going, so I see the raw materials there.
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It divides the CRB industrial raw materials spot index by the four-week average of jobless benefits claims, on the premise that if raw materials prices rise and the job market is strong, then the outlook for economic growth and equities is constructive.
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LAURENT POTDEVIN: I think it really goes back to the raw materials that we use.
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But higher prices for raw materials and firms cutting staff have fuelled concerns about growth.
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The rise in producer prices comes as manufacturers are reporting paying more for raw materials.
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The aim is to source "all raw materials" for the plants from Indonesia, he added.
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Soon stocks of raw materials that had been hurriedly run down started to look skimpy.
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In this way, Charli pastiches pop and makes something even better from its raw materials.
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Pascal Berenger, who runs the business, guffaws when asked if he buys raw materials locally.
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Space, however, holds a virtually unlimited supply of the raw materials needed for universal abundance.
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These businesses, the group's designated growth drivers, have been squeezed by higher raw materials prices.
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It is also a major importer of raw materials from across the border in Myanmar.
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Industry experts said that would be impossible, however, because the raw materials are largely unavailable.
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Much of that was supplied by companies whose products used imported raw materials and components.
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They continued to report higher prices for both raw materials and their own manufactured goods.
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Mass-mediated pop culture became raw materials for fans to build their own social worlds.
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Among manufacturers, the cost of raw materials was 2.9 percent higher than in January 2018.
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Other big gainers on the futures market were steelmaking raw materials coking coal and coke.
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The neural network returns results skewed by the raw materials it was given to start.
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"Pencils use simple, mature technology and raw materials that can be sourced domestically," says Onyeiwu.
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The output curbs during winter season helped to lift prices of steel-making raw materials.
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Prices of steelmaking raw materials iron ore and coking coal edged lower following recent gains.
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The company had recently shut down several factories due to a lack of raw materials.
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Raw materials increased 15.5 percent, while oil refiners and chemical producers also saw solid increases.
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Most analysts attributed the softening to weaker prices for raw materials such as iron ore.
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In a circular economy, raw materials and byproducts are reused and very little is wasted.
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Manufacturers reported paying more for raw materials, further evidence that inflation pressures are building up.
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However, ARM does not require much in the way of raw materials to do business.
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What the industry does: Sells raw materials produced on farms at wholesale to other businesses.
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Each scene is an elaboration of raw materials, like a headdress sculpted out of fruit.
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Iran has a large domestic pharmaceutical industry, but many of the raw materials are imported.
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Is it, as many would contend, an effort to corner the market on raw materials?
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And I think that we actually have some of the raw materials really figured out.
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But I think I started with the raw materials for that to be the case.
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One factor is its easy access to raw materials such as bauxite, an aluminium ore.
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Stocks rose across the board on Wednesday, led by raw materials, energy and IT shares.
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But supply continues to exceed demand for raw materials both domestically and internationally, he added.
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General Motors Co projected $224 billion extra costs this year for tariffs and raw materials.
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It could cool demand for raw materials harvested from Argentina to India to South Africa.
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Consumption of raw materials will keep on rising and waste outputs will rise in parallel.
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You get these raw materials, but you don't know how Berkson proposed to synthesize them.
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Generally, these are upstream; turning raw materials into products used in a range of industries.
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Outokumpu said the raw materials-related profit boost included improved raw material efficiency and hedging.
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Currently, the new tariffs are starting to add some modest cost to our raw materials.
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Second, all economic processes required at least some products of the land as raw materials.
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The U.S. sanctions hit Rusal's steady supply of raw materials and products within the group.
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An index tracking raw materials fell nearly 1 percent, as commodity prices in China tumbled.
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North Korea's biggest imports included textiles, machinery and raw materials including minerals, metals and plastics.
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Manufacturers are complaining of costlier raw materials as well as disruptions to the supply chain.
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Seventeen of the 18 industries reported paying more for raw materials in the last month.
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But its stock fell 2.2 percent after the company warned of rising raw materials costs.
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The bulk of the decline in U.S. exports to China is in raw materials and food.
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The waters allow domestic goods, oil and raw materials to transit to destinations around the world.
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Capital investment and the export of raw materials and manufactured items are particularly import-intensive sectors.
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Weaker crude oil prices tend to improve margins because of the lower cost for raw materials.
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The raw materials price index rose by 0.7 percent on higher prices for crude energy products.
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Companies also reduced their purchases of raw materials and other inputs for the second month running.
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Visible stocks are still high and there is no evidence of raw materials constraints on China.
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In the past, Pirelli Venezuela has temporarily halted operations due to a lack of raw materials.
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Such steep increase in prices of raw materials without commensurate increase in selling prices dented margins.
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"The margins in the sector were further pressured by increasing prices for raw materials," Kurmashov said.
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Commodity prices have rebounded since the start of the year—good news for raw-materials producers.
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"I was pretty confident I could get the raw materials from my grandfather's vineyard," says Caddy.
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Bolivia's overvalued currency is hurting producers of goods besides raw materials, warned the IMF last month.
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With his supply of components and raw materials secured, the next big step was the audits.
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It produces raw materials for the pharmaceutical industry and employs 870 workers, according to Teva's website.
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And sometimes, even if the company could ramp up production, the raw materials just aren't available.
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The euro, raw materials and borrowing have all been cheap for much of her chancellorship, too.
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But the franc zone still depends, as in colonial days, on the export of raw materials.
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One reason why is that exporters were contending with more expensive imported raw materials and fuel.
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It was facing massive losses as U.S. sanctions pushed up the price of imported raw materials.
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General Motors Co GM projected $21 billion extra costs this year for tariffs and raw materials.
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But for those like NLMK, which is reliant on imported raw materials, they could prove catastrophic.
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Many companies rush out shipments or replenish their inventories of raw materials ahead of the holidays.
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The raw materials include antimony, chromium, cobalt, copper, graphite, indium, lead, magnesia, talc, tantalum, and tin.
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The only difference is that we use CO2 and electricity as raw materials instead of sugar.
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Cost of raw materials surged 35 percent, while manufacturing and other costs grew nearly 12 percent.
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Called Mobike Life Cycle, the program will recycle bike components into new parts or raw materials.
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Waste-processing is a supplemental source of raw materials for Vietnam's paper, plastic and steel industries.
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GMM's raw materials are driven by the prices of commodities like oil, silicon and other polymers.
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Interestingly, tightness in the raw materials market hasn't noticeably impacted China's ability to source zinc concentrate.
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These have acted as a powerful accelerator to the tightening in the zinc raw materials market.
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We trade weapons, we monopolize raw materials—that has caused so much conflict in the world.
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Although 3-D printing reduces the amount of raw materials used, it does use more electricity.
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These middlemen were crucial: They filled an essential intermediary role, turning raw materials into finished goods.
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Biodiesel is made from a diverse mix of raw materials, including soybean oil and animal fats.
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Its refined tin production has recently been boosted by imports of raw materials from neighbouring Myanmar.
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Tariffs resulting from international trade disputes have also pushed the cost of some raw materials higher.
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They also create the conditions, and provide the raw materials, for methane generation by micro-organisms.
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Some manufacturers relying on imported raw materials are already feeling the impact from the rupiah's slump.
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Our country's history of imposing tariffs on raw materials like steel is not a good one.
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The raw materials price index dropped by 0.3 percent on lower prices for crude energy products.
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By January 943, the scientists had ordered the raw materials they needed for the test kits.
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The cost of raw materials and other goods on which producers rely are on the rise.
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"When all of your raw materials go up, something's got to give somewhere," Ms. Roth said.
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China has become a voracious consumer of the world's rocks, oil, food and other raw materials.
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The changes are striking even for producer prices, which reflect the wholesale cost of raw materials.
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Prices for raw materials are rising, factory and agricultural orders have been cut and investments delayed.
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Factories have faced difficulty increasing production because workers and raw materials have been blocked by lockdowns.
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Prices for key industrial raw materials such as crude oil, copper and iron ore all fell.
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Prices for key industrial raw materials such as crude oil, copper and iron ore all fell.
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"As far as our companies are concerned, they just don't have enough raw materials," Wang said.
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The W. C. Striegel pipeline company supplied raw materials that can be converted into percussion instruments.
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It is also working to cut the use of expensive raw materials from electric car batteries.
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In addition, production should use raw materials from local sources, so they do not need transportation.
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For Lumitex's US-based production, sourcing raw materials domestically would be disruptive, expensive, and time-consuming.
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He described his vision of a system that transforms raw materials into finished products by itself.
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As with copper, diminished appetite for metal in refined form is down to raw materials availability.
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Once opacity and texture have been checked, there's one final measure: the combination of raw materials.
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In effect, this is a bit like the subsidies paid to raw materials producers in some economies.
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Cash 4 Leaves is collecting for ShipFoliage, which is using the raw materials to create holiday gifts.
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Factories also reported paying more for raw materials, with the survey's prices index jumping by 20.2 points.
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Egypt has long relied on imports, with even local producers sourcing most components and raw materials abroad.
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WHERE WE PUT OUR FACTORIES TENDS TO BE WHERE YOU HAVE THE ADVANTAGE ON THE RAW MATERIALS.
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For instance, Mondelez's snacks require access to raw materials, such as high-quality cocoa for Cadbury chocolate.
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Rusal's own Russian smelters are heavily dependent on the flow of raw materials from these global operations.
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The raw materials squeeze in zinc has inevitably caused a mirror-image squeeze in geological sister lead.
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Some raw materials that would benefit from being treated like commodities have not yet become so, though.
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TIGHTENING RAW MATERIALS MARKET This lack of mine growth isn't doing much to support the copper price.
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Demand is soaring for the industry's raw materials: sand, other people's money, roughnecks and ice-cold beer.
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Tesla, for its part, underscored its concern on access to certain raw materials at the Thursday event.
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Washington's trade war with China has created bottlenecks at factories, pushing up prices of some raw materials.
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The show still has room to grow, but the raw materials for something great are all there.
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They tend to rank other factors, such as stability and the cost of raw materials, more highly.
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Shipbreaking provides jobs for tens of thousands of people, as well as cheap raw materials for industry.
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It controls its entire supply chain, which is unusual even in an industry that cherishes raw materials.
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Raw materials edged higher in both Hong Kong and the mainland, helped by strength in commodity prices.
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Those benefits include clean air, food, water, energy, shelter, medicine and raw materials used to make products.
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The boost to GDP growth as nervous firms stockpile raw materials, meanwhile, is likely to be tiny.
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Plus, whatever surplus of raw materials is left over could then be used for another construction project.
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Multiple mine closures and a resulting global raw materials supply crunch hit China's smelters hard last year.
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Kengeter pointed to foreign-exchange as particularly promising, along with energy, raw materials and other commodities trading.
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And how vulnerable Western world aluminium smelters are to sudden changes in the raw materials supply chain.
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After all, the ISM purchases index, which measures prices for raw materials, jumped from 66 to 71.
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Chinese steel prices fell on Friday, as demand was tepid in winter months, weighing down raw materials.
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Indeed, with smelter production growth slowing in China, the tightness in the raw materials market looks anomalous.
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Some raw materials go through a distillery or rendering process before shipping elsewhere for sale or consumption.
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Juhayna, a drinks maker, said it would defer new projects and seek to source raw materials locally.
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Another rule: Don't tell anyone where you get raw materials to make whatever drug you're cooking up.
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Manufacturers reported paying more for raw materials, which suggests producer inflation could push higher in coming months.
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Prices of steelmaking raw materials fell alongside steel, led by coke, the processed form of coking coal.
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The South Korean government has since pledged to invest in the domestic supply of these raw materials.
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The spread between the price of steel and its raw materials was also healthy, the company said.
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He paid for the project himself, including the raw materials, the foundry costs and the workers' salaries.
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The supply bottlenecks, which also pushed up prices of raw materials, resulted in a longer delivery times.
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Most sector in Hong Kong rose, as gains in tech shares offset weakness in raw materials sector.
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Raw materials tightness was building a long time before it erupted into the refined zinc trading arena.
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The higher dollar strained commodity markets, where the underlying raw materials are priced in the U.S. currency.
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There may, however, be some powerful knock-on shocks from curtailments in aluminium's raw materials supply chain.
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Clothing makers in Vietnam say few can afford the expensive process of producing their own raw materials.
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Business and trade, especially relating to raw materials and their extraction, have never adhered to national borders.
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He got the ceramic plates in exchange for a dinner, and the neighbors also bring raw materials.
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The zinc market narrative is one of better raw materials availability translating into resurgent refined metal supply.
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Cocaine and the raw materials used to process it cross the border year-round, primarily by boat.
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Indeed, a PMI sub-index for inventories of raw materials retreated significantly from March's seven-month high.
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Prices for raw materials are rising, factory and agricultural orders have been cut and investments are delayed.
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Deadly viruses do the same, as do raw materials for the products that we use every day.
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It could hit iron ore mines in Australia and India that feed raw materials into China's smelters.
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Those design changes could also be a win for manufacturers who are looking for cheaper raw materials.
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Raw materials prices grew by 0.7 percent in July, boosted by higher prices for crude energy prices.
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What isn't so easily solved is the issue of getting enough raw materials out of the ground.
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The researchers then work backward through manufacturing and development, to sourcing raw materials, before presenting the results.
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We're constantly in conversation about everything from raw materials, and linen or hemp selection, to color-matching.
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Pax Britannica was financed by colonies sending raw materials to England and buying manufactured goods in return.
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For over a century, Quebec has provided the U.S. manufacturing industry with the raw materials it needs.
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Ms. Beatty had a KonMari-esque test for the vintage she sourced to use as raw materials.
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"Given the strong relation between raw materials PPI and import prices (available later this month), the dip in raw materials PPI indicates the reflation trade is at least stalling, if not outright dying for Asia (and the world)," Vaninder Singh, Asia economist at NatWest Markets, wrote in a note.
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Hugo Chavez first introduced the idea of a national currency backed by raw materials in the early 2000s.
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China is a key market for Australia's exports of raw materials, tying its economic prospects to the mainland.
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At the first factory, Spleeters finds an enormous smelter, surrounded by raw materials waiting to be boiled down.
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A boost to the Chinese economy bodes well for Australian miners, which export their raw materials to China.
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Tirtanata told TechCrunch that the raw materials aren't cheap, but they are essential for a "customer-first" company.
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North Korea sits on more than half of the world's deposit of those two raw materials, Ri said.
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Both these raw materials, like the oilseed meals, have enjoyed a winning streak over the past several weeks.
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It supports other industries, contributing most of the raw materials for the food and drink business, for instance.
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All of its enterprises work in a single production chain, from raw materials to high value added products.
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Factories have closed due to a lack of raw materials and an inability to keep the lights on.
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They are exactly the [same] factories, exactly the same raw materials but they do not use the names.
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Restricting access to raw materials through import regulations or taxes would disrupt the "overall economic stability", she said.
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Wealth and power are no longer remotely related to how much real estate or raw materials you control.
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The crisis gripping the Turkish lira has rattled emerging markets and reverberated across equities, bonds and raw materials.
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Still, the weak lira has made raw materials such as oil, steel and plastic more expensive, impacting profitability.
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The six-figure lump sum quickly dwindled to $500 as John got bought sewing machines and raw materials.
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Ugly vegetables and other food that currently goes to waste could be turned into raw materials for printing.
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And as with zinc this is a story of global raw materials shortage and environmental crackdown within China.
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Both markets are exiting a period of raw materials tightness which has hit run-rates at Chinese smelters.
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Electricity is required to run the machinery used for extracting rock and other raw materials to produce asphalt.
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That's likely to weigh on some of China's neighbors, which are often its main suppliers of raw materials.
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"We cannot, and should not, continue to be merely exporters of raw materials to other countries," he said.
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He's talked about recycling their car batteries so raw materials such as cobalt and nickel might be reused.
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There are also sound economic reasons for China to be in the South Pacific, including sourcing raw materials.
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Steelmaking raw materials iron ore, coking coal and coke ended April with their biggest monthly gain on record.
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It escaped outright contraction only because firms bought more raw materials to prepare for a potentially disorderly Brexit.
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But some manufacturers continued to complain that tariffs on steel imports were pushing up prices of raw materials.
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Companies stock up on raw materials in the second quarter ahead of rising construction activity in the third.
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LIAM can fully take apart an iPhone in 11 seconds, allowing components and raw materials to be repurposed.
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Mining stocks climbed on hopes of more stimulative policies in China, the biggest buyer of Australia's raw materials.
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It escaped outright contraction only because firms bought more raw materials to prepare for a potentially disorderly Brexit.
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They will also jointly procure raw materials such as juices, coffee beans and other materials, the report said.
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China, a great importer of raw materials and exporter of finished goods, is sending deflationary waves globally already.
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So far, however, a tighter raw materials market has not translated into higher Chinese demand for imported zinc.
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Input prices rose sharply in September due to higher costs for raw materials and strict environmental protection policies.
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Mr. McCraven used postproduction to stitch together cleanly structured new recorded works from the raw materials of jamming.
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Australia depends largely on the export of raw materials, and heftier tariffs on such could damage the economy.
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Tesla has said it would like to source raw materials for its "Gigafactory" battery plant in North America.
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While battling rising wages, competitive workforce, and now you add the third one, which is rising raw materials.
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Commodity markets boomed shortly after the millennium, driven by demand from China, the world's biggest raw materials market.
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The team also asked about plans to survey the Moon for useful raw materials and their potential extractability.
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"Schueller also adds, "CoverGirl is a major brand and I'm sure they vet all their raw materials appropriately.
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It has also become harder to obtain a lot of the raw materials needed to make the shoes.
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But it took decades to build up the industry, even with huge government funding and cheap raw materials.
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung said Brenntag, the world's largest chemicals distributor, sold chemical raw materials to a Syrian pharmaceutical company.
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In the markets for commodities, the raw materials on which the global economy runs, the declines were widespread.
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More industries reported paying less for raw materials, which suggest inflation will probably remain muted for a while.
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Raw materials are getting pricier for General Motors, and a new car could soon cost you more, too.
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The company then moderated its tone and announced it had sufficient raw materials and supplies for full output.
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Uncertainty over the price of raw materials could prompt factories to cut back from their recent hiring spree.
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Many of them mix the raw materials of R. & B. and dance tunes, producing something a bit quieter.
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Revenue did beat forecasts, but Deere said it continues to face cost pressures for raw materials and freight.
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Analysts said mills have been slowing down their restocking process, which put pressure on demands for raw materials.
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Raw materials, components and finished goods generally have to be ordered many months or even years in advance.
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The importation of these intermediate goods, raw materials, and capital goods lowers costs for manufacturers and other employers.
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The raw materials price index rose 1 percent as the cost of crude energy products climbed 3 percent.
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Through the prospective agreement, BASF would receive the raw materials from the Nornickel's metal refinery in Harjavalta, Finland.
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On Wednesday, Whirlpool lowered its profit outlook for 2017 on account of the rising costs of raw materials.
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A Christmas-tree stand, a baby's photo, metal grilles — they're all raw materials for his psychologically charged concoctions.
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Since commodities are traded in dollars, manufacturers in the region have been hit with increased costs for raw materials.
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" - Deborah Thomas, chief financial officer "The new tariffs are starting to add some modest costs to our raw materials.
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Coking coal, used in steel-making, is on the European Commission's list of critical raw materials of economic importance.
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People not only buy more devices, they abandon them quicker, increasing the mining of raw materials and landfill waste.
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Data showed producer inflation surged to a more than five-year high in December as raw materials prices soared.
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A tightening concentrates market reflects both the lack of mine growth and increased competition for raw materials within China.
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From the emerging world they could get cheap workers and raw materials as well as lighter rules on pollution.
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Companies stock up on raw materials in the second quarter ahead of rising construction activity in the third quarter.
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High interest rates make it more expensive to take out loans and drive up the prices of raw materials.
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In addition to finished goods, Unilever is also increasing stocks of raw materials such as aluminium cans and cardboard.
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Solomon Mulugeta, general manager of the metal manufacturers' association, says factories are lying idle for want of raw materials.
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McKinley says neither the value of the raw materials underneath the state nor China's need for them has changed.
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It's a move that analysts say could boost steel output as well as demand for raw materials like coke.
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Put out the raw materials that the police are willing to provide as evidence, and let's have at it.
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This is especially so if they cannot get subsidised foreign currency from the central bank to import raw materials.
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The idea is to increase the efficiency of the market for base and precious metal raw materials using blockchain.
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Economists expect a marginal impact on business spending on equipment from rising interest rates and more expensive raw materials.
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The aim of Indonesia's export curbs was to shift its sales from raw materials to higher-value finished metals.
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By purchasing raw materials well in advance — something fast-fashion retailers already do — they can land a better price.
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"Prices of urea and synthetic ammonia went up significantly ... We need to buy these raw materials now," Huo said.
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The U.K.-based consumer staples company has 26 brands that are 100 percent sustainably sourced from agricultural raw materials.
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Aduviri called for centrist President Martin Vizcarra to nationalize control of strategic raw materials as Bolivia has under Morales.
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Such a vulnerable supply chain for the raw materials that make U.S. manufacturing possible is both dangerous and unnecessary.
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Dean, which doesn't directly own dairy farms, sources its raw materials primarily from dairy co-ops and independent farmers.
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A decrease in the cost of crop products, such as canola and wheat, also weighed on raw materials prices.
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Commodities account for a bulk of the country's exports, with China serving as a large market for raw materials.
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That has fuelled a big spike in spot prices of the two raw materials, particularly this month, said Jin.
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Mining has outgoing bulk transportation, but the raw materials already exist and the utility infrastructure is small by comparison.
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The drivers and trucks of incoming raw materials, producers of high value goods, and outgoing finished goods are missing.
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Prices for raw materials fell by 2.3% after five consecutive monthly gains on lower prices for crude energy products.
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Raw materials prices declined 3.7 percent, the largest decline since December 2015, on lower prices for crude energy products.
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Electricity is a problem, water is a problem, getting the raw materials and the spare parts for the machines.
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Import duties, which have boosted prices for raw materials such as steel, lumber and aluminum, are seen fanning inflation.
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The nine raw materials included in this action are antimony, cobalt, copper, graphite, lead, magnesia, talc, tantalum and tin.
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The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act bars data collection, the raw materials of targeted ads, from children under 13.
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The trade war exacerbates existing financial difficulties, as the increased cost of raw materials creates further pressure on prices.
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In its U.S. pork division, the company said margins rose from the previous quarter despite higher raw materials costs.
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"The minimum order of raw materials was 1,85033 pairs, and took two months to ship to me," he said.
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A lot of Russian steel and steelmaking raw materials come here — more than 2 million metric tons last year.
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UK producers' competitiveness suffers from high energy costs, and the need to transport raw materials from places like Australia.
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Data showed producer inflation surged to a more-than-five-year high in December as raw materials prices soared.
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The tariffs the U.S. have imposed, so far largely on intermediate goods and raw materials, have hurt U.S. manufacturers.
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Chinese investors continued to plow money into blue chips, helping lift sectors such as banking, raw materials and infrastructure.
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"The minimum order of raw materials was 1,000 pairs and took two months to ship to me," he said.
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In the aluminium sector, the most significant change in trade trends also took place in the raw materials arena.
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As history has shown us, higher prices for raw materials only mean one thing: Higher prices for American consumers.
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Factories had to shut down, unable to import raw materials and machinery due to the lack of hard currency.
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Raw materials prices also declined 0.7 percent, though the pace was not as steep as July's 2.7 percent decrease.
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It would also boost green jobs and technology, and reduce the need to extract raw materials, the report added.
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Ample availability of both raw materials meant higher domestic production of refined copper and less demand for imported metal.
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Still, prolonged cuts in capacity will reignite worries about demand for raw materials like iron ore and coking coal.
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As raw materials such as steel and aluminum rise in price, the cost of manufacturing each vehicle will rise.
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He said he struggled to find supplies like napkins and plastic forks, raw materials like potatoes, and industrial equipment.
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"The First Congress" is a perfect example of what a very good writer can do with these raw materials.
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If successful, it could also trigger shifting other product payments to the yuan, including metals and mining raw materials.
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Those issues are real, and some, like prices for raw materials or the difficulty filling jobs, are increasingly troublesome.
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Basically, top notes are the raw materials that evaporate the fastest, so they give the freshness to the perfume.
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Refined nickel imports have been slower than last year but inbound shipments of nickel raw materials continue to boom.
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In the aluminum sector, the most significant change in trade trends also took place in the raw materials arena.
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Most of that material originated from Myanmar, which has emerged as a major raw materials source for Chinese smelters.
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Havsbrun sourced 34,700 tonnes of raw materials in q4 2016 * Full q4 2016 report will be released on Feb.
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Those companies are hurt by Mr. Trump's tariffs, because they must now pay higher prices for their raw materials.
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The key differences between the albums were the raw materials that provocateur Andres Serrano used for the cover art.
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One standout sequence shows the (literally) raw materials of sushi being chopped, rolled, brushed, and arranged into a meal.
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But the raw materials used to make dyes have risen in price, cutting Jay Chemical's profit margin in half.
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As a supplier of raw materials, Kobe's product is comparatively invisible to end users — and thus harder to avoid.
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The blue line shows the rate of change in the prices of commodities – raw materials like copper and soybeans.
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For example, a District foam manufacturer reported growth in business but growing costs of raw materials resulting from tariffs.
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Widmer also said the company is not experiencing a shortage of the raw materials it needs to make Tylenol.
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The pricier raw materials and unfavorable exchange rates in Brazil and Argentina will cost it $1 billion this year.
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It built a state-of-the-art stainless steel complex, using locally mined nickel and chrome as raw materials.
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New orders, backlog, raw materials, inventories, exports and imports also contracted across the board last month, ISM data showed.
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Excluding oil imports, the data showed increasing demand for chemicals, electronic parts and raw materials used in Japanese factories.
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Nor have imports of refined metal accelerated, as might be expected if the raw materials crunch were really biting.
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Exports rose across the board in August, from raw materials such as soybeans to manufactured goods such as automobiles.
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The tariffs will force manufacturers to pay more for the raw materials that go into tractors, combines and pickups.
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"Mills are actively buying raw materials preparing to seal profits," said Xu Bo, a steel analyst at Haitong Futures.
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The crisis gripping the Turkish lira has rattled other emerging markets and reverberated across equities, bonds and raw materials.
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They borrow short-term in dollars to pay for raw materials and components moving along their complex supply chains.
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They borrow short-term in dollars to pay for raw materials and components moving along their complex supply chains.
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Since the early 20th century, American chemical firms have drawn on raw materials derived from oil and natural gas.
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Wu said China needed to work out how to guarantee supply of battery raw materials and reduce their costs.
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Across the border is Reynosa, filled with maquiladoras — factories that take raw materials and manufacture parts and supplies to export.
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I mean, we really focus on raw materials, on fabric and we're not a technology company from a wearables standpoint.
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"Some policies we passed affected manufacturers in terms of their raw materials and we are correcting those now," he says.
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Last summer, the firm flagged growing price pressures from raw materials and development projects and cut its annual profit guidance.
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Higher prices for raw materials have helped boost industrial profits over the last two months, prompting factories to boost output.
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"Our country lives upon imports - imports for food, for raw materials to national manufacturers, for industry, agriculture, construction," he said.
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The newest series, Metamorphism, explores how precious metals are mined for the raw materials in our culture's latest technological products.
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In 2017, cuts may have a more material impact on supplies of critical raw materials like scrap and iron ore.
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Those items have become the raw materials for Border Cantos, a project that turns the border's trash into musical instruments.
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The four industries targeted are agriculture, airlines, petroleum and raw materials, the Central Bank of Nigeria said in a statement.
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The price of other industrial raw materials, which had settled onto a plateau after peaking in 21.3, began to fall.
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Instant Articles was built from the raw materials of Paper, a newsreading app Facebook released on iOS in early 2014.
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With raw materials costs rebounding, from oil to steel to copper, there is likely more inflation pressure in the pipeline.
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Factories also built up supplies of raw materials at the third-fastest rate recorded, suggesting businesses expect demand to increase.
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Cash has started to flow into raw materials in part because Chinese officials imposed curbs on equities trading last year.
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It forecast a 1.2 billion crown headwind in 2018 from raw materials, up from previous guidance of about 1 billion.
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"The production side is still is OK, but some raw materials coming from China will be affected," the source said.
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Over the years, scavengers have located the wrecks and stolen parts for their raw materials, including steel, aluminum, and brass.
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Endotoxin concentrations were higher in fruit-flavored products, indicating raw materials used in flavor production may be a contamination source.
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He has even built a feed mill to grind maize, mustard oil cake and other raw materials into fish pellets.
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While a measure of prices paid for raw materials by factories in the region fell, it remained at high levels.
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Here's why:A perfume is made of "volatile raw materials," says Frederic Malle, Perfume Publisher at Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle.
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Costs for certain raw materials have increased as the United States imposed tariffs on imports from China and other countries.
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The remaining two have invented ways to turn the stuff into carbon monoxide or methanol, which are industrial raw materials.
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Kimberly Clark said its operations had suffered from high inflation and difficulty in obtaining raw materials due to currency controls.
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Deere's revenue did beat Street forecasts, but the bottom line was hurt by higher costs for raw materials and logistics.
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That means 93 percent of more than 100 billion tons of total consumption of raw materials is not being recycled.
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The government early this year banned imports of 851 goods including foodstuffs, cell phones, home appliances and some raw materials.
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The raw materials price index rose 3.3 percent due to higher prices for crude energy products, particularly conventional crude oil.
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Rich countries that export raw materials, including Australia, Canada and Norway, have also seen their currencies plummet against the dollar.
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Lower costs of grains and other raw materials for bioethanol production were also assisting green fuel unit CropEnergies , Suedzucker said.
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Instant Articles was built from the raw materials of Paper, a newsreading app Facebook released on iOS in early 22017.
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There are also no nearby sources for flint, meaning that the Homo sapiens found their high quality raw materials elsewhere.
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Derivatives are widely used by companies to hedge themselves against unexpected moves in borrowing costs or prices for raw materials.
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If the country were really short of nickel raw materials, a sure sign would be a squeeze on refined metal.
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While there are chocolate factories in the country, most of the industry's profits lie in the export of raw materials.
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Raw materials prices rose 1.6 percent, reversing the previous month's decline as crude energy products rose, particularly conventional crude oil.
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After all, just like real chocolate, the chocolate-colored iPhone probably couldn't exist without some questionable sourcing of raw materials.
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But cost pressures from high raw materials prices and continued underperformance of smaller firms mean some manufacturers are still struggling.
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"Results came in well below expectations", ING analyst Stijn Demeester said, adding Akzo had felt the continued raw materials inflation.
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The Baltic Dry Index, which tracks the cost of moving raw materials by sea, hit a record low in February.
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His abstractions integrate raw materials into a polished whole, all the while retaining evidence of painting as pure, manual labor.
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The industrial and raw materials sectors have led Chile's market gains, surging 55 and 41 percent year to date, respectively.
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An already tight raw materials market is going to get tighter, constraining further refined tin production over the coming months.
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An already tight raw materials market is going to get tighter, constraining further refined tin production over the coming months.
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The company said the plant will use pork and poultry fat and scraps as raw materials to produce the biodiesel.
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Fufeng enjoys advantages such as economies of scale, integrated facilities and proximity to raw materials that are difficult to replicate.
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Many Americans feel NAFTA has disadvantaged U.S. workers, especially those who produce raw materials or industrial products like auto parts.
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Raw materials cost also rose at a faster clip than the producer price index in June, suggesting possible margin pressures.
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The taxation system was also adjusted to support exports of higher margin products and cutting sales of basic raw materials.
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Among raw materials mined by Teck is copper, whose price in global markets fell 0.6 percent to $6,494.50 a tonne.
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For now, most M. Crow products are made in Philadelphia, even though many of them use raw materials from Oregon.
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Yet metalwork, no matter its significance, is always at risk of being destroyed in order to extract its raw materials.
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Analysts had expected a reading of 33 percent, citing milder price rises for raw materials and finished goods like steel.
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So, rather than receiving shipments of DNA raw materials through its pores, the HIV virus just gets this weird chemical.
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Texas-based Nexeo supplies raw materials used in a number of industries including chemical manufacturing, oil and gas and healthcare.
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So is finding out whether you can do the impossible and create a fighting celebrity without the usual raw materials.
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The survey showed smaller manufacturers had started to stockpile raw materials, as well as finished goods to a lesser extent.
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Fitch recognises the benefits of a reliable and stable source of high-quality raw materials linked to its cooperative setup.
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A 5% import tax on raw materials has cut off the flow of concentrates from neighbouring Congo to both plants.
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"There was difficulty in obtaining some of these raw materials or the same quantity they want to get," Silver said.
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Another a survey showed prices paid by manufacturers for raw materials hit a more than six-year high in February.
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"China is the world's largest exporter of vitamins and antibiotic raw materials," he said, according to an NBC News translation.
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Researchers generally treat the raw materials costs of a storage technology as the lower possible bound of its total costs.
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The fall in the rupee has lifted the cost of the raw materials by 15 percent over the last year.
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The trick is to adjust the budget to make efficient use of the people, factories and raw materials we have.
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Why it took so long: Indian regulations require foreign retailers to source at least 30% of their raw materials locally.
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Now the company cites U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminium as contributing to the increased cost in Whirpool's raw materials.
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Steel and aluminum prices have risen since the Trump administration on the two key raw materials used in car manufacturing.
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But imports in August fell 14.6% from a year earlier, with electrical machines down 17.6% and raw materials down 28%.
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Factories also cut back on purchases of raw materials, indicating they do not expect a marked pick up in demand.
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But even as the raw materials chain tightens, there is little evidence of flow-through to the refined metal market.
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A recovery in raw materials prices has taken away some of the pressure to sell, however, and deals have slowed.
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All sectors in Hong Kong gained ground on Friday, with the raw materials and services sectors among the best performers.
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Alberta also said it would double its support for petrochemical feedstock plants, which provide the raw materials for petrochemical upgrading.
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Battery and auto manufacturers need to sign multi-year deals to secure supplies of raw materials including cobalt and lithium.
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Forest and paper product manufacturers rely on America's railroads to move raw materials to mills and finished products to customers.
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Whirlpool said in July that those taxes sent the price of raw materials way up, raising costs by $350 million.
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Shrinkflation existed before the Brexit vote with manufacturers putting it down to the rising cost of raw materials, it said.
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Van Bylen told analysts that he also expected pressure from high raw materials prices to ease in the second half.
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Ford, General Motors and Fiat Chrysler all scaled back their 2018 earnings forecasts due to rising prices for raw materials.
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Gas and oil companies are expected to benefit from easier access to raw materials in the Arctic and eastern Siberia.
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The sanctions restrict the North Korean government from importing the raw materials, parts and equipment needed for state-run enterprises.
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There are also efforts to turn things that would otherwise become e-trash into the raw materials for new products.
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The site is principally used to create the raw materials necessary to power nuclear devices: weapons-grade uranium and plutonium.
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There are companies that run their goods — either as raw materials or as consumer-stage final products — through lab tests.
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Key opportunities: Better competitive position due to shifts in consumer preferences; improving efficiency, quality and productivity translates into more efficient use of raw materials and less waste; work with suppliers to increase reliable supply of raw materials and management of resources; cap and trade schemes presenting incentives to cut greenhouse gas emissions through efficiency projects.
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Llama Inn does both, with excellent raw materials, a free hand and a conviction that all of this should be fun.
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Raw materials prices rose by 3.8 percent after four consecutive month decreases, pushed up by higher prices for crude energy products.
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The resulting tightening of the raw materials chain has been accelerated by Glencore's decision to mothball 2250,2775 tonnes of mine capacity.
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Rising costs of raw materials, logistics and labour have also continued to pressure the bottom lines of domestic brewers, Tsingtao said.
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Prices for raw materials climbed by 2.8 percent, the fourth consecutive increase, thanks largely to higher prices for crude energy products.
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Hansen's claims also include the alleged theft of $37 million in raw materials and the trafficking of narcotics by Tesla employees.
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Miners are sensitive to trade tariffs as they provide the raw materials for China's vast amount of steel and other resources.
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Like other African nations, Tanzania is on a drive to add value to its exports rather than send raw materials abroad.
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But the figures indicated that manufacturers are having to pay more for imported raw materials, which should eventually drive up prices.
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For sure there's going to be a lot of icing mining on Mars, and mining in general to get raw materials.
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Academics draw distinctions between going global "vertically"—relocating production and the sourcing of raw materials—and "horizontally"—selling into new markets.
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Multiple layers across various countries - whether in sourcing raw materials or creating the final product - makes it hard to identify exploitation.
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But importing raw materials and exporting technology is a better long-term bet, and so it has started to look abroad.
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Some of his videos eschew politics in favor of using Siri or the Windows error message as raw materials for songs.
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Prices for raw materials increased 4.6 percent last month from a year earlier, down from a 6.7 percent rise in October.
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The facility is one of a limited number authorized by the US DEA to import narcotic raw materials at commercial scale.
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That may put an upper limit on the supply of raw materials, meaning renewable diesel will always remain a niche product.
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More importantly, there are signs of rapidly improving raw materials availability in the form of rising treatment charges for imported concentrates.
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One particularly chaotic option would be a ban on the export of rare earths — raw materials that are crucial for electronics.
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So, in batteries for example, we also need to then look at the raw materials from the well, from the mine.
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Taken individually, the photography, music, and texts were impressive in their own rights — as, no doubt, were Dr. Frankenstein's raw materials.
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VW said ensuring supplies and stable prices for raw materials was important, but noted lithium production in Bolivia was particularly demanding.
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Investors have been drawn in by a narrative of mine closures and a resulting tightening of the raw materials supply chain.
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It said that its adjusted core earnings gained 22 percent in the first quarter, as it benefited from cheaper raw materials.
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Other countries in the region tend to export raw materials or components to China, where they are assembled into other products.
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Many raw materials are imported, subtracting from GDP; and firms stocking up now are likely to buy less in the future.
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"No matter what kind of life you want to build for yourself, you've already got the raw materials inside," she writes.
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When she studied at the Grasse Institute of Perfumery in Provence, France, she had to commit 500 raw materials to memory.
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Bralima, including its sales and the production of its raw materials, accounts for 2% of GDP, reckons its boss, Rene Kruijt.
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Capturing raw materials as they sit suspended in air is Goldsworthy's way of "drawing" onto a given landscape in real time.
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Shanghai steel futures surged nearly 7 percent on Friday, spurring a similar rally in raw materials iron ore and coking coal.
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Germany's Environmental Agency says the Federal Mining Act prioritizes the extraction of raw materials over the interests of the common good.
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In Founders, players navigate five different levels, asserting sovereignty through the acquisition of raw materials and capitalist dominance at each one.
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Although raw materials, such as those derived from crude oil, have also got cheaper, the chemicals firms' margins have been squeezed.
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Innovation cut production costs and rendered false the assumption that growth is primarily constrained by toiling workers, land or raw materials.
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Hence, the country become a massive importer of raw materials and an equally massive exporter of stuff made from those materials.
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Manufacturers have long criticized Indonesia's shipping system, saying it slows the import of raw materials and the export of finished products.
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Prices on the London Metal Exchange have started to rise as commodities traders bet on Asian buyers scouring raw materials elsewhere.
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So whisper it softly, but there really are signs that the zinc raw materials chain is now starting to tighten up.
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And I have already begun gathering the raw materials: those 91,970 words [in a binder] that are destined for my bookshelf.
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Because she's constantly hauling lumber, steel, and other raw materials for various inventions, Giertz needed a vehicle with ample trunk space.
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Casting more shadows on the outlook, companies ran down old orders and raw materials and built up stocks of completed goods.
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Early this year, fertilizer manufacturers told government officials they needed $120 million in foreign currency to pay for imported raw materials.
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Japan, meanwhile, is eyeing shipping routes and resource exploitation there, as Tokyo seeks sourcing opportunities for energy and other raw materials.
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Shipments, however, rose and manufacturers were also asking higher prices for their goods while appearing to pay more for raw materials.
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Construction companies reported the seventh successive fall in new work, ordered less raw materials and did not replace staff who quit.
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ERG's cross-border flow included cobalt raw materials for refining at Chambishi, putting another kink into this market's volatile supply side.
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"We don't think we should keep being a mere warehouse of rocks and raw materials," Mendoza said during a presidential debate.
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The EU said some of the rare materials in question are among the 20 raw materials that critical to Europe's economy.
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These diapers can handle multiple pees and use 30% to 40% more of sustainable and renewable raw materials than leading brands.
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In its current incarnation, it would not require companies to reveal much about where they acquire raw materials or other ingredients.
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Prices for these commodities are not expected to rise anytime soon as China's industrial rise and appetite for raw materials slows.
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Companies have begun laying off staff members because they can no longer import the raw materials needed to make their products.
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This delivery, known as rhizodeposition, provides the essential raw materials for methane-generating micro-organisms that congregate among the trees' roots.
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As long as country can mobilize the necessary real resources of labor, machinery, and raw materials, it can provide public services.
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These are some of the raw materials, inspirations, and issues at work in the 27-year-old's bold and fascinating work.
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These factors had been exacerbated by high costs for power, rail and port use, as well as raw materials, it said.
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Meanwhile, margins of its more complex, specialty products, the group's designated growth drivers, have been squeezed by higher raw materials prices.
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In these countries, manufacturers can't get raw materials delivered reliably, are facing worker shortages and are having difficulty shipping out products.
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But the demand for this one product has caused us to divert all of our time and raw materials into nCoV.
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It is involved in the process of turning raw materials into raw aluminum, which will be hit by Mr. Trump's tariffs.
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Trucks and vans crisscrossed the desert, transporting employees, delivering Lafarge cement and bringing in fuel and raw materials from nearby quarries.
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Executives don't mind paying more for wages, raw materials and shipping if sales keep rising as the economy continues to grow.
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The industries that transformed cheap raw materials no longer exist, and neither do the once closely linked colonies that supplied them.
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Zhou also said the building programme had been accelerated thanks to the relatively low cost of raw materials such as steel.
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However, China has zero tariffs on many raw materials that it has in only limited quantities at home, like iron ore.
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Yatani said the government and firms were seeking new sources of raw materials imports to keep industries going during the crisis.
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Yatani said the government and companies were seeking new sources of raw materials imports to keep industries going during the crisis.
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But the company sourced the raw materials for the masks from a supplier in Wuhan, China, where the coronavirus outbreak started.
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Some e-waste optimists envision a "circular economy" in which refurbished, reused and recycled raw materials help fuel a sustainable future.
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Almost 70% of the raw materials India uses in drug manufacturing are imported from China, according to brokerage firm SBICAP Securities.
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Other steel raw materials fell more sharply on the day with coking coal down 4 percent and coke falling 6.6 percent.
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That will require progress in the rule of law, developing government institutions, and diversification away from a raw materials-based economy.
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Even this can affect farmers because we buy machinery from companies that now will face higher prices for their raw materials.
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Today, the government provides major private producers with raw materials and negotiates food purchases on market terms, according to industry sources.
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"The issues on transport for raw materials and finished goods is going to take a while to unravel," one trader said.
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Analysts expect producer price pressures to recede as the war on smog curtails production, cooling demand from factories for raw materials.
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"Several increased prices of final goods but struggled with low-profit margins due to tariffs on raw materials," the report said.
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Reduced industrial activity from the earlier effort to curb smokestack factories is also hitting suppliers of raw materials, according to businesses.
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And most steelmakers also rely on the railroads to transport a significant portion of their raw materials and finished steel products.
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Many others have lost jobs because their employers can no longer afford to import raw materials, or because sales have contracted.
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They have been emboldened by signs that the raw materials segment of the supply chain has transitioned from shortfall to surplus.
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Raw materials costs were assumed to be falling in first half of 2018, increasing again in the second half, he said.
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Investors have been drawn into the market by an enticing narrative of closing mines and a tightening raw materials supply chain.
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The announcement tanked shares of car companies and airplane manufacturers that would spend much more on raw materials under the tariffs.
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The lab workers are paid to break toys, pick apart their innards, and analyze the raw materials that go into them.
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Elmore outlines an ecological history of Coca-Cola, tracing the company's consumption of ingredients and raw materials — glass, aluminum and plastic.
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ALUMINIUM - THE STING IN THE RAW MATERIALS TAIL Aluminium smelters and alumina refineries are required to cut output by 22017 percent.
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This is especially so for producers of carbon-intensive raw materials like metallurgical coal, which is used in the steelmaking process.
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This marks a step backwards from last year, when lower raw materials costs had a positive impact of 4.0 billion yen.
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Ghosn added that he does not foresee any impact on costs of electric cars if there's higher costs in raw materials.
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Plus, recycling offers companies a way to take more control of their supply chains and avoid potentially volatile raw materials markets.
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Many firms rely on raw materials from abroad, bought with dollars, then sell their finished goods on an impoverished domestic market.
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A major agricultural firm, Beijing Dabeinong Technology, last week blamed rising prices for soybeans and other raw materials for weak earnings.
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The United States followed up with a complaint against Chinese quotas on raw materials used in the steel and auto industries.
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"I would say strategic raw materials may be easier to prove than a final product like a car," Abi-Saab said.
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We sell the raw materials and the products that are being developed through these materials are in fact made in America.
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Gross margin for the quarter slipped to 21.1 percent from 21.7 percent, as costs including labor and raw materials rose 28.4 percent.
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While a weak yuan boosts the competitiveness of China's exports, it also makes it more expensive for Chinese firms importing raw materials.
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While the war on pollution had been expected to reduce raw materials imports, Friday's trade numbers showed commodity imports rebounded last month.
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Venezuela's largest upgrader, Petrocedeno - operated by PDVSA, Total and Equinor - was halted this week for repairs and a lack of raw materials.
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Raw materials like bitumen, once purchased through resellers in Dubai, now arrive directly, and at a lower cost, says one government official.
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During the slump, supposed breakeven prices tumbled as the costs for everything from labour, raw materials, royalties and service contracts were slashed.
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Zinc is challenging those historic peaks because of a tight raw materials supply chain and falling stocks of metal in exchange warehouses.
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The layering effect of new tariffs has reduced the availability of raw materials, driven up prices and closed off once-promising markets.
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African countries have also been trying to export more finished goods to China, rather than simply raw materials that China then processes.
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The oil market is really multiple sub-markets for crude, fuels, refining, services, engineering, construction, drilling, skilled labour, steel, raw materials etc.
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Designer labels face several major headwinds when it comes to producing goods here, including inadequate infrastructure and a shortage of raw materials.
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Even if they got production up and running, these labels would still need to look outside the U.S. for their raw materials.
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U.S. businesses have also finally managed to get their inventories of raw materials, unfinished work-in-progress and finished items under control.
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In effect, governments are subsidising the use of raw materials by failing to charge big energy users for the emissions they cause.
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But critics believe the deal could provide nations that do not currently have nuclear weapons with the raw materials to make them.
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Costs for certain raw materials like aluminum have increased as the United States slapped tariffs on imports from China and other countries.
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While the raw materials segment of the supply chain is loosening rapidly, the flow-through to refined metal production is proving problematic.
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We will constrain consumption through a shift of at least two orders of magnitude in the efficiency of consumption of raw materials.
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Housing demand and the number of government projects has shrunk while costs have soared for raw materials like iron, concrete and cement.
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Railway earnings are linked to the performance of the broader economy, rising as growth boosts demand for raw materials and consumer goods.
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More than half of all imports are intermediate components or raw materials that go into the production of other goods and services.
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Raw materials are often in short supply and expensive, although Havana puts that down to the half-century-old U.S. trade blockade.
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To make nationwide delivery possible, BloomThat has teamed up with growers throughout the country to source raw materials and assemble bouquets stateside.
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Myanmar's production surge over the middle of the decade upended the global tin market, opening up a new source of raw materials.
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Nippon Steel wants to raise its product prices further this year to reflect increasing costs of raw materials and transportation, he said.
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China, which signed up to the U.S.-drafted resolution, will lose an increasingly significant flow of raw materials to its lead smelters.
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Daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Tuesday that Brenntag, the world's largest chemicals distributor, sold chemical raw materials to a Syrian pharmaceutical company.
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Mr Basri points out that 90% of Indonesia's imports are raw materials or capital goods, such as machinery, which keep factories humming.
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Australia's dollar, often seen as a proxy for China's economic fortunes due to Australian raw materials exported there, was 1.09 percent lower.
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Commodity trading is a very old industry that focuses on raw materials, like lead or copper, that are worth hundreds of billions.
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The startup says that 90 percent of food factories are running under capacity because they can't pre-process raw materials quickly enough.
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Raw materials prices dropped by 5.9%, the second consecutive monthly decline, spurred by continued trade uncertainties, including Canada's ongoing dispute with China.
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So far it has spent only about $3 million, including raw materials, equipment, and salaries, to complete its prototype and fabrication processes.
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Worst of all, Stumpf used low-paid workers as the raw materials for this scheme, and as the scapegoats when it unraveled.
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With 20 different combinations of raw materials, the bacteria produced 20 different organosilicon molecules — 19 of which had never been seen before.
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In addition to the raw materials, manufacturing and transportation fees, she is now faced with another expense: say, a 25 percent tariff.
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Victrex said in December here it stocked up extra raw materials and secured more warehousing for finished goods in Europe and China.
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Some American manufacturers rely on components or raw materials from China, and China is a big export market for many US companies.
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The PMI index comprises five sub-indexes tracking changes in new orders, output, employment, suppliers' delivery times and stocks of raw materials.
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The surge in price pressures echoed a record rise in raw materials costs reported by manufacturers in a similar survey on Wednesday.
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But, and there's always a but in this market, raw materials tightness may take some time to translate into refined metal tightness.
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He said for instance in the area of raw materials for coatings and adhesives there were interesting opportunities for bolt-on acquisitions.
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That undertaking begins by collaborating with perfumers who design the smells using what Genson calls "reconstituted chemical raw materials" and natural ingredients.
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The employment sub-index slipped to 49.2 from 50.0 in March while the raw materials inventories sub-index was unchanged at 48.3.
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China's fast-growing demand for raw materials has made it one of the biggest investors in Africa and its largest trade partner.
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"Sugar suppliers in Venezuela have informed us that they will temporarily cease operations due to a lack of raw materials," Tressler added.
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Government infrastructure spending, which had been expected to boost imports of raw materials, is rolling out more slowly than some economists expected.
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It said its investigation showed that Indonesian biodiesel producers benefit from grants, tax benefits and access to raw materials below market prices.
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In November, Zimbabwe's sole remaining sanitary wear maker, Onsdale Enterprises, faced closure as it lacked the foreign currency to import raw materials.
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There's an on-site lab where technicians test random samples from every aspect of production, from raw materials to fully finished dishes.
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A new 2000-percent import tax on copper concentrates has halted the flow of raw materials from Congo to smelters in Zambia.
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As net importers of most minerals, the European Union in 2011 was among the first to compile a critical raw materials list.
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Labour, raw materials and fuel costs continued to rise at a faster clip than prices charged, indicating more pressure on profit margins.
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With the help of catalysts, this can be combined with carbon dioxide from flue gases to yield synthetic fuels or raw materials.
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Labor, raw materials and fuel costs continued to rise at a faster clip than prices charged, indicating more pressure on profit margins.
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Shares in China rose, however, boosted by the raw materials and infrastructure sectors, with investors shrugging off further weakness in the yuan.
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The bill's supporters say it will get rid of punishing tariffs on raw materials and components that are critical to American manufacturing.
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With new orders coming in at the fastest rate since April 2011, factories built up backlogs of work and stockpiled raw materials.
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The balance of 2017 imports was largely split between Estonia, France and Japan, all of which sourced their raw materials from China.
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Currently, nearly 70% of the raw materials used in Vietnamese garment manufacturing are sourced from overseas, especially China, according to official data.
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In its building products and McLane's grocery and foodservice businesses, for instance, Berkshire reported higher fuel and raw materials costs, hurting profits.
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There is much work to be done to overcome decades of neglect for the basic raw materials that power our industrial base.
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Teixeira then asked the company for documents outlining the raw materials it bought and used for sausage and other processed meat products.
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Lamb says he sees the world as a ''working landscape'' where he can exploit raw materials to draw out their natural beauty.
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The Caixin PMI also pointed to a pick-up in total new orders, which prompted firms to rebuild inventories of raw materials.
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The Turkish currency fell more than 18 percent on Friday, increasing its costs to import raw materials, but making exports relatively cheaper.
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The petrochemical sector, which produces chemicals using oil and natural gas as raw materials, is the backbone of the kingdom's manufacturing sector.
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Manageable Currency Exposure: Close to 90% of Pan Brothers' sales were from exports, while around 80% of its raw materials are imported.
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These sanctions are designed to hit the country's steel, aluminum and auto sectors by limiting access to raw materials and essential parts.
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Weak growth and high unemployment meant companies faced little pressure to pay more for their inputs, including both labor and raw materials.
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The program allows duty-free importation of raw materials, supplies, and machinery into Mexico in order to produce products for international export.
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I wanted to show how those raw materials and their origins are noble, because at the time, most people couldn't see that.
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And it notes that it is having a hard time meeting its goal of sourcing all agricultural raw materials sustainably by 2020.
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This mountain hamlet is so coveted for its raw materials that it becomes the prize in a turf battle between two warlords.
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When I ask to see some of the finished pieces, Kamo rummages around in boxes that seem mainly to contain raw materials.
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"It will take time because China ... does control a lot of the raw materials as well as the manufacturing capacity," he said.
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If heritage is one of his raw materials (and isn't it really for us all?), he might as well use his own.
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Prices of all raw materials have been depressed however by fears of a looming trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Steel and aluminum prices have risen since the Trump administration imposed tariffs on the two key raw materials for the car manufacturing.
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But if that effort fails, Constellation is prepared to buy more raw materials from the United States instead of Mexico, Sands said.
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And we would be looking at any increases, whether it's raw materials, freight, interest rates, tariffs, we're looking at it very broadly.
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The Australian dollar, often seen as a proxy for China's economic fortunes due to raw materials it sells there, fell 0.9 percent.
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But the announcement tanked shares of car companies and airplane manufacturers that would spend much more on raw materials under the tariffs.
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The billionaire investor said he's "definitely" seeing some impact from the ongoing tariffs and highlighted rising prices in raw materials like steel.
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For example, investors have identified plenty of economies helped by low commodity prices because those nations are net buyers of raw materials.
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Raw materials should not be produced without the permission of those governments, so a black market for natural resources can be reduced.
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Many mines and factories have closed for lack of raw materials or export orders, according to South Korean and Japanese news organizations.
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"It will take time because China does control a lot of the raw materials as well as the manufacturing capacity," Azar said.
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Currently, more than 90 percent of all Gucci emissions come from its supply chain and raw materials sources, a company statement said.
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The closure of ports and flooding mean the plants cannot get raw materials into the facilities and finished product out, Mitchell said.
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At Purdue, Haviarova evaluates a product's environmental impact at every stage, from harvesting raw materials to your living room to the landfill.
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Pricier imported goods could also cut the margins for both businesses depending on European raw materials; and businesses depending on EU consumers.
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But the real problem was right at the time they were trying to market it, the cost of its raw materials tripled.
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Despite its benefits, the raw materials needed to make biodegradable glitter cause it to cost about twice as much as conventional glitter.
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In addition to transit and storage, he wants manufacturers to bring raw materials to the site and then make products for export.
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The soy-based wrap costs "almost nothing" to make in the lab, says Chen, because the raw materials are free of charge.
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An item can be tracked and priced from source to retailer, with calculations for different production methods or provenance of raw materials.
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For example, raw materials are all traded in US dollars, so the weakening of the pound and euro have implications for us.
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The centre set up a lab to verify production of masks and identify raw materials sourced locally that could do the job.
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So Eckhart has focused on cutting costs, including rolling out a new U.S. purchasing system for raw materials, CEO Andrew Storm said.
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However, a prolonged U.S.-China trade war has inflated raw materials costs and resulted in a slowdown in Chinese demand for cars.
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But the availability of all biofuels, even those from energy crops, is constrained by the shortage of land to produce raw materials sustainably.
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Producer price inflation of raw materials eased only marginally to 9 percent in October compared to 9.1 percent in September, NBS data showed.
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Unfortunately, none of the speakers appearing on the raw materials panel at the conference could produce any evidence that this is actually happening.
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But more enticing still to commercial space companies is the idea that asteroid mining could provide the raw materials for future space infrastructure.
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Those shipments could get hit by a new cross-border tax on imported raw materials that has been proposed by some congressional Republicans.
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The NDRC also asked railway bureaus to prioritize the transport of fertilisers and raw materials during preparations for spring planting, the statement showed.
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A weaker greenback potentially stokes consumption of dollar-denominated commodities as it makes fuel and raw materials cheaper for countries using other currencies.
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These edicts of government are the raw materials of our democracy, they are the bricks on which we construct our temple of justice….
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Among the battery raw materials, CMOC would be interested in taking a deeper look at nickel, Li later told press at a briefing.
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Unlike oil and other raw materials, the need for a large and constant supply of many rare earth materials is also less important.
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Though essential food, medicine and raw materials were prioritised, manufacturing components and a wide range of other food and consumer products were not.
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The lack of charging infrastructure and the difficulty of procuring raw materials for batteries are problems that are actually still being worked on.
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They include cocoa and coffee, zinc and copper, wheat and soyabeans, silver and gold, and oil and coal among numerous other raw materials.
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But it's clear to see in the raw materials segment of the market in the form of tumbling treatment and refining charges (TCRCs).
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But if the Group is right about mine supply, raw materials tightness is going to bite the refined copper market sooner or later.
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However, it was eclipsed by the rise of neighboring cities Cairo and Alexandria, and its temples and statues were dismantled for raw materials.
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Harley said falling demand, higher costs from U.S. tariffs on raw materials and European taxes on imports of its motorcycles hurt its earnings.
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It says the company, which formerly marketed the painkillers Duragesic and Nucynta, also grew and imported the raw materials to make the drugs.
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The plan for future Gigafactories, Musk says, is to push raw materials into one side and have finished cars come out the other.
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Each dish would be inspired by some of the hundreds of composite raw materials that make up Thierry Mugler's Alien line of perfumes.
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Cramer uses this as a key barometer for China, as it is the measure of raw materials shipped in bulk, mostly to China.
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But the world continues to grow, it modernizes, it industrializes, it urbanizes, and because of that, there's a constant growth for raw materials.
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Once completed, the factory will help to fulfill Morales' ambition to break with Bolivia's historic role as a mere exporter of raw materials.
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Using the raw materials of the game world, they figured out how to construct these kinds of locked doors in Donkey Kong Country.
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It contributes up to one-third of GDP as its effects filter through to related businesses such as heavy industries and raw materials.
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China is a major importer of Australian raw materials and a boost to the economy would lift demand for the Pacific nation's exports.
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Indicated 2.7 percent lower The specialty chemicals maker expects its earnings to stagnate this year as the high cost of raw materials weighs.
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The value of the raw materials in the vast majority of old electronics is worth less than it costs to actually recycle them.
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"You can bring more raw materials for additive manufacturing instead of just carrying manufactured satellites," Jeff Manber, CEO of NanoRacks, tells The Verge.
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It's essentially a portable base builder, where you can turn raw materials into things like a weapon workbench, defensive turrets, and actual structures.
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The weakening lira, which hit record lows against the dollar this week, has pushed up costs of raw materials and eroded profit margins.
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For more than a quarter of a century it has not had a recession, thanks largely to Chinese demand for its raw materials.
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In each case, the companies argue that they offer a more secure source of raw materials for Chinese battery manufacturers than foreign competitors.
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The survey also showed input price pressures remained high for Chinese manufacturers, due to higher costs for raw materials like steel in particular.
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Nexeo, based in The Woodlands, Texas, supplies raw materials used in a number of industries including chemical manufacturing, oil and gas and healthcare.
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Abiove said operations would gradually return to normal as truckers were expected to resume deliveries of raw materials in the next few hours.
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Manufacturers of nonmetallic mineral products said while the storms were boosting sales, they were also causing significant price increases on input raw materials.
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"The idea is an international phenomenon, but the raw materials are Iraqi," Muhammad Ihsan, the Kurdish government's former human rights minister, told me.
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Horvitz's solo show, Anemochory, currently on view at Château Shatto, mines similar territory, tracing the movement of seeds, oceans, raw materials, and postcards.
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The use of those fibers, plus a semi-synthetic fiber called viscose, account for 23% of the raw materials used by the brands.
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Prices for raw materials fell in January for the first time in over two years, swinging from an 0.8 percent rise in December.
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However, firms' backlogs of work remained at more than six-year lows, and they continued to cut back on purchases of raw materials.
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Despite the pivot to China, certain countries have resisted its dominion, wary of China's thirst for raw materials and its lax environmental standards.
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Some forecasters expect to see weaker hiring numbers in the sector, as companies factor in the uncertainty around the cost of raw materials.
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Tough restrictions on heavy manufacturing during winter in the north of the country are expected to curb demand for key steelmaking raw materials.
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The companies are passing higher raw materials costs on to customers by raising product prices, betting on solid demand at home and abroad.
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Government infrastructure projects and the property boom have spurred prices and demand for raw materials and goods from cement and steel to furniture.
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Jag Gill, founder and CEO of Sundar, a software service connecting apparel brands and retailers with suppliers of textiles, raw materials and garments.
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That frontier offers tremendous gains, tremendous natural resources of energy and raw materials, enough to make every human being on Earth quite rich.
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Investors' risk appetite continued to rise after data showed China's industrial profits in October rose 9.8 percent, aided by the raw materials sector.
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That blueprint file is then beamed back to Earth, where a 'new me' is constructed using raw materials available at the destination site.
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Essity has been under pressure from sharply higher input costs for raw materials such as pulp, a major ingredient in tissues and diapers.
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Factory bosses complain they cannot import raw materials such as chemicals and fret that, if this continues, they may have to shut down.
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Customers can also see information about the material used in clothing, although H&M does not list specific sourcing details for raw materials.
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Blast furnaces cannot easily be turned on or off, but need to be continually supplied with raw materials to keep their temperature steady.
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All the steel is fabricated in the US, and the company says none of the raw materials for the steel came from China.
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Some think the supply of raw materials for research—molecules capable of being turned into antibiotic medicines—may itself be close to exhaustion.
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Update: Microsoft provided TechCrunch with the following statement: Microsoft is fully committed to the responsible sourcing of raw materials used in our products.
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"It's a tug of war between raw materials costs and weak demand in determining prices," said Masaki Kuwahara, senior economist at Nomura Securities.
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Homesick for Another World abuses its chosen genre, just as Moshfegh intended, but in the way that Dr. Frankenstein abused his raw materials.
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Under the right circumstances, it can be every bit as harmful as engine fumes, providing the raw materials for doxxing and harassment campaigns.
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Economists say Venezuela needs to dismantle its currency control system, which has left businesses without enough dollars to import products or raw materials.
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The daily Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported on Tuesday that Brenntag, the world's largest chemicals distributor, sold chemical raw materials to a Syrian pharmaceutical company.
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A drop in value of the pound makes it more expensive for those companies to buy raw materials and to pay for production.
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The government began running out of hard currency, leaving it unable to import raw materials for the state-owned factories supplying Venezuelan hospitals.
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The cost of raw materials - many of them imported - was 10.2 percent higher than in June 2017, the strongest rise in a year.
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Regulations mandate that foreign retailers source at least 30% of their raw materials locally, a rule Apple has been seeking an exemption from.
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Economists say China's slowdown might extend into next year, which would have global repercussions because many countries feed raw materials to Chinese factories.
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Other commodities traded in China also declined, including steelmaking raw materials coking coal and coke, which fell 3 percent and 2.4 percent respectively.
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Maybe others will be eventually recycled and scrapped and turned into raw materials for new technologies that haven't even been thought of yet.
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The domestic metals industry had worried the ban would also include steel and copper scrap, crucial raw materials used by mills and fabricators.
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Mimicking nature's most elegant designs has become a popular method for creating equally elegant robots (close, anyway) — but using nature's raw materials, too?
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There, mounting prices for raw materials, retaliatory tariffs and the uncertain future of trade agreements are only the latest concerns buffeting motorcycle marketers.
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They're buyers of aluminum as an ingredient in their alloys, which means they're paying higher prices on the American market for raw materials.
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Mr. Peck, the resident choreographer to New York City Ballet since 22018, keeps experimenting with ballet's raw materials, often to 20156st-century music.
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In the past week, several have stepped up, including OOLA Distillery, which quickly collected all the raw materials, from alcohol to storage bottles.
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Zero-waste manufacturing: stimulating manufacturers to design and build products that use fewer raw materials and that are easily disassembled and recycled. 3.
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The turbulent market and pricey raw materials are a result of rising temperatures adversely affecting growing conditions and crop yields in West Africa.
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Some critics have also said American sanctions on Iran have prevented the country from receiving necessary medical supplies, humanitarian relief, and raw materials.
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Western commentators continue to frame China mostly as an export-oriented processing economy, importing raw materials then re-exporting them as manufactured products.
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The company that sells Mr. Kornei stainless-steel tanks told him recently that prices for its raw materials might rise by 20 percent.
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Whirlpool also told investors that it is paying more for raw materials because of steel and aluminum tariffs placed by the Trump administration.
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"You never hear the stories of people like the small businesses that opened due to the international trade of raw materials," Lincicome said.
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He was suspended without pay in 2016, along with thousands of others, because the company said it had run out of raw materials.
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The regime exempted companies from corporate income tax, duties and value-added tax on machinery, equipment and raw materials imported for manufacturing purposes.
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Raw materials prices rose 7.5 percent in November year-on-year, compared with 9 percent in October, data from the statistics bureau showed.
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However, because his raw materials and suppliers are all close by him in China, he determined that it would not make financial sense.
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Its second-half profit fell on adverse exchange rates and raw materials prices, prompting UBS to cut its price target on the stock.
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Railway earnings are closely linked to the performance of the broader economy, rising as growth boosts demand for raw materials and consumer goods.
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By serving requests to nearly every person in Trump's orbit, Nadler ensured that he will have plenty of raw materials to work with.
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This is particularly true of China, where refined zinc production has been sliding for over a year due to lack of raw materials.
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Businesses also face escalating costs for raw materials like steel and aluminum, which they attributed to tariffs as well as high gas prices.
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The company said it expects about $300 million more in expenses due to higher import duty on raw materials used in its appliances.
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A recovering property market has also boosted demand for raw materials, giving a boost to long ailing heavy industries such as steel mills.
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These stark ethnic divides provide the raw materials for people who want to exploit them for political purposes, to take advantage of them.
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Kraft Heinz said higher costs for key raw materials - including dairy and meat - forced it to raise U.S. prices by 3.1 percentage points.
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Tractor manufacturer Deere & Co estimates a $100 million increase in its raw materials costs this year because of Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports.
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And I think it goes right back to the craftsmanship, the construction, and really the raw materials that we use that are very differentiated.
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Glencore in October had raised its marketing division's full-year EBIT guidance to between $2.6 billion and $2.8 billion, reflecting higher raw materials prices.
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However, the strong baht has impacted profits of some exporters that make money in dollars but buy domestic raw materials in baht, he said.
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Manageable Currency Exposure: Close to 90% of Pan Brothers' sales in 2015 were from exports, while around 80% of its raw materials are imported.
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Nickel's ever-changing raw materials supply chain is now overshadowed by the prospects for stronger-than-expected demand growth from the stainless steel sector.
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They feed on corruption, serve as breeding ground for terrorism, and have no qualms about letting their nuclear raw materials fall into wrong hands.
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However, drug companies now make many products overseas, and get most of their raw materials abroad, because it's cheaper to do it that way.
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KDX is completely self-sufficient in terms of raw materials in its lamination film segment, and moderately self-sufficient in the optical film segment.
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The central bank last month raised the cap on forex deposits fivefold to $250,000 for essential food, medicine and raw materials, relieving some pressure.
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Companies, many of whose manufacturing methods rely on raw materials and components zipping between production facilities in different countries, are also talking about stockpiling.
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According to Motley Fool's Bylund, that's primarily because it's been hit by the dwindling supplies of helium gas, one of its key raw materials.
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"As DNA constructs are synthesized, about 99.999 percent of the raw materials go to waste—it's an incredibly wasteful and expensive process," Gibson said.
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A number of surveyed firms indicated that greater prices paid for raw materials, fuel and salaries had driven the latest upturn in overall costs.
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And private firms must compete with state-owned ones from China and the Middle East, which have access to subsidised credit and raw materials.
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Companies like Pleshkov's Thomas-Beton were permitted to import raw materials duty free to make products that could be sold back in mainland Russia.
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L said on Tuesday, with the impact for raw materials producers to be felt first in the metals market, and only later in oil.
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" The auto industry is dealing with lots of cost pressures because of trade wars, rising raw materials costs and declining sales volumes," said Rosenfeld.
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I mine nearby rocks and salt pillars for raw materials, but I have to keep heading back to the crash site to get oxygen.
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The Australian dollar, a proxy for Chinese growth because Australia sells raw materials to China, was at its lowest in more than two years.
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You also need a variety of chemical raw materials to support the reactions necessary for life, and a source of energy to run them.
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They could protect the auto industry's supply contracts covering raw materials and parts, which often cross borders several times before a vehicle is finished.
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Most recently, the company reported a loss of about 8.1 million euros, with 62% of that loss a result of sourcing expensive raw materials.
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You can use them to turn all of that unusable junk into the raw materials necessary for building weapons, medicine, food, and other necessities.
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While more companies reported paying more for raw materials this month, the survey's prices paid index slipped 1.4 points to a reading of 38.2.
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"Global companies are stockpiling raw materials, intermediate goods, and finished goods before tariffs take effect and raise the prices of those goods," she wrote.
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The central bank has resisted depreciation by imposing hard currency curbs, which has hit Nigerian firms trying to import raw materials and spare parts.
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The bottom line: Australia has benefited significantly from China's rise, as a major supplier of iron ore and other raw materials to the country.
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General Motors Co, the largest automaker in the United States, projects it will incur $1 billion in extra costs for tariffs and raw materials.
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Mittal said it was looking at further cost savings initiatives, such as reducing the working week and contractor costs and less expensive raw materials.
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The raw materials for drilling and fracturing arrive at the well site by road and rail on trucks and trains that consume diesel fuel.
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The company reported a 6.8 percent decline in its 2017 operating profit, hurt by higher costs of raw materials such as gypsum and steel.
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The raw materials for the Health app to become a medical profile, including medical records that could be shared with doctors, are already built.
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Police said they were still testing the raw materials, but believe triacetone triperoxide (TATP) was found at different manufacturing stages at the suspected laboratory.
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Prices of other steelmaking raw materials at the Dalian exchange were also higher, with coking coal futures up 0.4% at 3433,398.5 yuan a ton.
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The Dalian Commodity Exchange increased the transaction fees on steelmaking raw materials iron ore, coking coal and coke for a second time this week.
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Zanat has prospered in collaboration with global furniture designers but other Bosnian producers say they struggle to secure raw materials and lack government support.
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"Raw materials are expensive and workers are very expensive," he said, adding that clothing stores were resorting to Chinese mannequins "because they are cheap".
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Manufacturers' raw materials costs were 2.9 percent higher than in January 2018, the slowest increase since June 2016, the month of the Brexit referendum.
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Over time, those costs will come down, though increased demand is already pushing up the price of key raw materials like lithium and copper.
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J.P. Morgan said the parallel slump in equities and commodities, including crude oil and industrial raw materials like iron ore and metals, was concerning.
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These come from a clutch of producers permissioned to toll-treat raw materials and export refined copper without paying the 15-percent export tax.
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Growth in the food industry was driven by strong demand as well as a decline in prices for some raw materials, the statement added.
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Tariffs, raw materials prices and the cost of putting expensive technologies in cars to reduce emissions will be a burden on earnings, BMW said.
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And that despite reduced imports of raw materials from Myanmar, which has emerged as a major supplier to China's tin smelters in recent years.
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China's slowdown has diminished its appetite for raw materials, sowing unemployment from the iron ore mines of Brazil to the coal pits of Indonesia.
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Ordinary Nigerians are suffering widespread shortages of consumer goods, while factory closures, due to lack of raw materials and machinery, have caused job losses.
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Robust demand growth for raw materials worldwide should underpin the case for investors to own them, Goldman said in a research note published Monday.
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Sri Lanka imported $4.2 billion worth of Chinese goods in 2016, mostly raw materials for garments, machines and electronics, metals, transport equipment and chemicals.
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In a report released on Wednesday, international engineering firm Arup set out novel ways for an industry that devours raw materials to cut waste.
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China's imports of both zinc and lead surged last year as a domestic environmental crackdown and global raw materials squeeze hit the country's producers.
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The global economy still requires a huge supply of raw materials that originate in Africa, creating an imperative to maintain the existing, destructive model.
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More industrially functional than catwalk chic, the campus was dotted with people driving forklifts, shuttling boxes of crystal and other raw materials between buildings.
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These strengths are counterbalanced by increasing competition from imported footwear products and the weak local currency, which raises the costs of imported raw materials.
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The regulations have affected the transportation of commodities from petrochemicals to pigs but has hit coal the hardest given the race for raw materials.
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Copper and aluminum raw materials meeting relevant national standards would not be considered solid waste, and can be imported as regular goods, it said.
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China's zinc trade so far this year has not conformed to this market's bull narrative of raw materials crunch translating into refined metal crunch.
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General Motors Co, the largest automaker in the U.S., has projected it will incur $1 billion in extra costs for tariffs and raw materials.
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Low raw materials costs, particularly cocoa prices, also helped boost Hershey's adjusted gross margin that rose to 9.23 percent, beating estimates of 45.2 percent.
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Behind it is a Santa's workshop labyrinth of shelves and cubbyholes, which hold tools and raw materials and sculptures in all stages of completion.
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"Once raw materials pass our internal standards, they undergo tests for skin irritation, photo toxicity, and skin allergies as a final process," it says.
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It was a sort of existentialist fable about the fragility of self, built out of the raw materials left over from the first game.
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At one time, a crucial part of an apprenticeship was learning to mix the very colors that form the raw materials of the painting.
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Werneck added that he expects spreads, the difference between the cost of buying raw materials and selling the steel, to remain high in 2019.
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The tin trade picture is different, with China consolidating its position as a consistent net exporter even though imports of raw materials are falling.
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A particular concern is the virtual shutdown of economic life in China — a voracious consumer of the world's oil, food and other raw materials.
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For 18 months, they went back and forth with a handful of perfumers who specialize in raw materials to develop the scents they'd imagined.
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Initially, informed consent will be used to facilitate transfer of these raw materials to corporate entities that mine, capitalize, and rearrange them for profit.
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Either one will convince you that Mr. DiSpirito knows how to get his hands on raw materials that can stun with almost no assistance.
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Steel and and aluminum prices have been on the rise since the Trump administration imposed tariffs on the auto industry's two key raw materials.
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Higher steel selling prices during the quarter "more than offset" rising costs for raw materials needed for steel, according to the company's earnings release.
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Yet due to a third year of recession, scarcity of raw materials and Venezuelans' fast-shrinking purchasing power, the local market is now crashing.
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Government officials were also bribed to pass a law allowing a tax credit for the purchase of that crude byproduct and other raw materials.
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Although some of its projects have coddled corrupt dictators in order to haul off African raw materials, others have delivered concrete economic benefits locally.
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Moody's said in a report Wednesday that the outbreak would reduce demand and disrupt supplies of parts and raw materials for the auto industry.
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The company's chairman and CEO, Richard Kramer, blamed fluctuations in the cost of raw materials and an increasingly competitive environment for the company's struggles.
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GOP lawmakers and industries that would pay more for raw materials under the tariffs said the taxes would cost U.S. jobs and hinder manufacturing.
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It's hardly surprising that estimates for the aluminum market balance vary more widely than those for just about any other industrial raw materials market.
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Nations all over the world prospered by supplying raw materials and parts to plants in China, and later in countries like Poland and Mexico.
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Russia is also a rich country, containing some of the largest deposits of raw materials, from oil and natural gas to nickel and aluminum.
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This includes significant quantities of raw materials and resources, chemicals, aggregates and other bulk commodities which are significant drivers of the Pittsburgh region's economy.
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Effective and efficient transportation of heartland goods and raw materials is vital to keeping the U.S. competitive globally and serves our national security interests.
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Supply disruptions are one cause for shortages, due to quality problems, unavailable raw materials, manufacturing site losses/changes, increased demand or permanent product discontinuation.
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Generally, what makes perfume expensive is the price of the raw materials used and the packaging, Zappas says, but price does not determine quality.
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"If factory utilisation rates fall, then purchases of raw materials like petrochemical feedstocks will also weaken," Singapore-based shipping brokerage Eastport said on Friday.
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CERT-RMM divides critical assets into five basic categories: information, technology, people, facilities and raw materials; each has unique requirements for protection and sustainment.
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Among them, it sought duty exemption on raw materials for manufacturing, components and capital equipment for 15 years for both domestic and export markets.
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Aside from the use of raw materials, Mr. Goldstein said, the paper production is an energy-intensive process that generates air and water pollution.
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The Chicago-based company said higher costs for key raw materials - including dairy and meat - forced it to raise prices by 3.1 percentage points.
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Measures to contain the coronavirus in China, however, hampered operating rates at crushing plants by disrupting the transport of raw materials and processed products.
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As for the much-needed protective masks, firms are limited by a lack of raw materials, usually supplied from Asia, and technical know-how.
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The high cost of battery raw materials would also encourage development of alternatives such as "hydrogen batteries or other types of batteries," Wu said.
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We are not talking about ritualistic objects or bodily fluids or raw materials; these are finished objects — wood, ratchet straps, handles, glass, rubber, brass.
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