It highlights trade opportunities in specific products and locations, Table World trade in selected food products

Table World Trade in Selected Food Products

(f) Illegal logging and associated trade in forest products

The free trade area foresees free trade in manufactured goods and a progressive liberalization of trade in agricultural products.

(h) Development of trade in local products within the region.

European Association for the Trade in Jute and related products

(d) Information and cooperation system on fish products trade in Africa

(c) To emphasize an integrated sector wide approach, covering forestry, markets for forest products and trade in forest products.

Table 5. International trade in finished steel products by major regions (Mt.)

Even where the products reach the intended targets, failure by communities to trade in biotechnology products could limit the impact of biotechnology.

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

In recent years, successful multilateral trade negotiations have resulted in improved market access for forest products.

11. Urges States to eliminate barriers to trade in fish and fisheries products which are not consistent with their rights and obligations under the World Trade Organization agreements, taking into account the importance of the trade in fish and fisheries products, particularly for developing countries

14. Urges States to eliminate barriers to trade in fish and fisheries products which are not consistent with their rights and obligations under the World Trade Organization agreements, taking into account the importance of the trade in fish and fisheries products, particularly for developing countries

The validity of trade in sustainable forest products, both domestic and international, must be recognized.

EURATEX European Apparel and Textile Organisation Formerly European Association for the Trade in Jute Products. .

C. Greater recognition of sustainable forest management and forest products trade

International efforts are required, in both consumer and producer countries, to tackle illegal trade in forest products.

In 1995, world trade in all fisheries products for human consumption amounted to approximately US 46 billion.

28. World trade in primary commodities has grown more slowly, and makes up a smaller share of total world trade than manufactured products.

There is only a small trade in further processed beef products such as corned beef, other canned cooked products, and smaller volumes of frozen cooked products which are demanded particularly in the EU and the United States.

Trade in ICT products grew tremendously over the last decade and was worth over 900 billion in 2000.

Protection of trade secrets, inventions and designs, computer software, trade marks and product configuration was needed in order to safeguard the rights inherent in the products.

Local trade finance tends to be expensive (high interest rates) and the trade finance products on offer is limited.

Trade in similar but differentiated products seems critical for strengthening South South cooperation in the sphere of industrial development.

In the case of chocolate and chocolate products, their share in world trade is less than two per cent.

There have often been imbalances in current international arrangements with respect to consideration of the forest products trade.

Free trade in textiles and agricultural products, for example, had been blocked for the benefit of Northern producers.

28. Inadequate access to competitive trade finance and insurance products is a key obstacle to increasing international trade in a number of developing and transition economies.

This provides interesting trade opportunities for developing country producers and exporters of OA products.

There are obvious attractions for developing countries (with a tropical climate) in pursuing the opportunities in the processed tropical products market, especially for pineapple, mango, papaya and banana, which form the backbone of trade in tropical products, and other minor products such as lychees, rambutan, jackfruit, and vegetable products, such as okra.

Trade in forest products is extensive and has been growing faster than production or consumption over the last decade.

Promoting participation of developing countries in dynamic and new sectors of world trade (iii) Steel and related specialty products

Since the early 1990s, many Governments have increased their use of regulations that govern trade in high technology products.

It was recognized that international trade in fish and fishery products did not come under the WTO Agreement on Agriculture.

The NTB data incorporated in TRAINS indicate the existence of categories of NTBs classified according to the UNCTAD Coding System of Trade Control Measures (TCMCS) for particular products or groups of products.

(d) Bank trade finance and risk management products letters of credit and acceptance financing are still the most commonly utilized trade finance instruments, particularly for exporters in developing countries.

50. Their collaboration included spin off products that had been marketed under various trade names and that included optical and optoelectronic products for remote sensing data interpretation.

Article 5 By obeying national regulations, securities firms can issue, trade and sell securities financial products.

Examples of that interaction included spin off products that had been marketed under various trade names.

6. Some experts noted that there was a need to examine trade incentives, including trade preferences for environment friendly products to promote sustainable development.

According to preliminary indications there seems to be little trade exceeding the tariff quota levels in agricultural and food industry products.

World trade in further processed pigmeat products is especially concentrated, with the EU accounting for 60 per cent of world exports.

Els Wynen (2004), Impact of organic guarantee systems on production and trade in organic products , in Harmonization and Equivalence in Organic Agriculture Volume 1.

Of the developing countries, only Thailand has developed a significant export trade in such products, mainly to meet the increasing demand in Japan.