export commodities

By the end of the 1700s, sugar and tobacco had become important export commodities.

For Russia, which mainly exports commodities like oil and gas, they are less so.

Unlike the other states, the state economy focused in the internal market rather than exporting commodities.

Petroleum and palm oil remained the two most exported commodities.

There has been a shift to organic agriculture particularly for exported commodities.

Petroleum, petrochemical products, fertilizers and financial services are major export commodities.

The company granted loans against the security of export commodities such as pepper, rubber and other indigenous products.

Prices for Latin America's export commodities - from coffee to copper - also look strong.

This represents about 83 per cent of Queensland's coal production, among its most important export commodities.

Other main export commodities are khat, gold, leather products, and oilseeds.

President Paul Biya announced that "all our export commodities fell at the same time."

The biggest problem facing Third World economies now is the plunge in the prices of their export commodities.

The stable banana and flourishing pineapple industries are among the country's leading export commodities.

Africa and other developing countries received low prices for their exported commodities such as cocoa, which caused poverty to abound.

Coffee would become the last of the great monoculture export commodities in El Salvador.

Ivory carvings and cotton textiles were other export commodities.

At the same time it has long contributed a significant proportion of Australia's most lucrative export commodities, such as coal, beef and sugar.

In addition to export commodities, Cameroonian farmers produce numerous subsistence crops for family consumption.

Other amendments relate to, for example, requirements that Pakistan not create or abolish the restrictions it has on exporting commodities.

They created major export commodities for Brazilian trade, but also led to intensification of slavery in Brazil.

For years, Brazil mainly exported commodities like coffee and sugar, making the country's national accounts particularly susceptible to volatility in global markets.

Triangular trade usually evolves when a region has export commodities that are not required in the region from which its major imports come.

Frozen and canned fish, copra, cinnamon, and vanilla are the main export commodities of the islands.

The government instead placed the blame on the fall of the prices of export commodities, particularly a steep drop in the price of petroleum.

As world prices for major export commodities like oil, cocoa, coffee and cotton tumbled, export earnings were halved.