tomato import造句

• Belgian market gardeners blocked Brussels streets Tuesday to protest against cheep tomato imports.
• Belgian market gardeners blocked Brussels streets Tuesday to protest against cheap tomato imports.
• The United States imposes quarterly quotas on Mexican tomato imports.
• The United States and Mexico tentatively agreed to settle a long-running dispute over tomato imports from Mexico, the Commerce Department said.
• The ministers overcame other differences on tomato imports and provisions to require Morocco to admit Moroccans who are deported from EU nations as illegal immigrants.
• And U . S . Trade Representative Mickey Kantor recently tightened restrictions on Mexican tomato imports, to the relief of tomato growers in Florida _ another politically strategic state.
• The International Trade Commission ruled against the Florida growers twice in the past year, in separate cases that sought relief from what the growers called a " surge " in Mexican tomato imports.
• The ruling could result in higher tomato prices at the retail level, analysts said, because the U . S . will either impose quotas on Mexican tomato imports, or impose tariffs on future imports.
• The U . S . and Mexico reached a tentative agreement to settle a long-running dispute over tomato imports from Mexico, heading off threatened U . S . sanctions, Commerce Secretary Mickey Kantor said.
• The agreement reached Friday came after Mexican producers realized that the Commerce Department was just days away from a preliminary dumping ruling that could have put punitive tariffs or quantitative restrictions on tomato imports.
• In response to pressure from Florida tomato growers, the Clinton admnistration recently proposed changing the way Mexican tomato imports to the United States are counted so that they are tallied every week instead of every month.
• If the Commerce Department rules Oct . 28 that Mexico is dumping tomatoes, consumers can expect higher tomato prices because the U . S . will impose quotas on Mexican tomato imports or impose tariffs on them.
• If the two countries can't resolve their differences about Mexican tomato imports to the U . S . within 30 days following the start of talks, Mexico has the option to call a WTO arbitration panel to resolve the dispute, the Commerce Ministry said.
• Cyriaque, a 22-year-old mother of two, is one of more than 1, 000 Regency workers who became a casualty of NAFTA . In October, the U . S . Department of Labor determined that she and the others had lost their jobs because Mexican tomato imports cut into her employer's sales.