They're also rediscovering the joys of eating locally produced foods.
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The government also subsidizes locally produced oil to encourage domestic production.
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Pricier locally produced inputs mean less cash to spend on other things.
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Shampoos and lotions are locally produced and made with all-natural ingredients.
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The government would buy locally produced wheat at "encouraging prices", he said.
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The Houthi militants have said their Volanco-1 variant missile is locally produced.
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Unfortunately, finding locally produced products can be a challenge — but we can help.
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The Houthi militants have said their Volcano-variant ballistic missile is locally produced.
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Even more decisive, however, is the vast popular market for locally produced entertainment.
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In other words, you end up with locally-produced, GMO-free, pesticide-free strawberries.
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But as the amount of locally produced pork has climbed, domestic prices have slipped.
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WWE has recently rolled out a new show that is locally produced in China.
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The country has one month's supply of locally produced wheat, an industry official said.
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Foodies rejoice... aside from just wonderful recipes, Abruzzo enjoys incredibly fresh, locally produced ingredients.
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A pint of locally produced beer goes for about $7, most of which is tax.
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A private refiner, the company is mandated by Turkish laws to buy locally produced oil.
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Locally produced beef ribs cost 5,13 Korean won ($4.97) per 100 grams as of Jan.
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In 2001, six locally produced drugs were certified for use, and treatment was rapidly expanded.
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The investment will also go toward producing EV battery packs using locally produced battery cells.
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Sesame Workshop began creating the locally produced Arabic-version of "Sesame Street" earlier this year.
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But with more people drawn to traditional, locally produced dishes like haggis, perhaps this will change.
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"Everything has gone up, even locally produced cars are now 40 percent more expensive," he said.
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Rules on locally produced sources of clean energy, coupled with subsidies, are often defended as environmental protection.
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There will also be Bratwurst hot dogs, locally produced six-ounce burgers, sweet potato fries, and milkshakes.
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Over the next 7-8 years "we are planning about 40 new locally produced NEVs", Heizmann said.
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Instead, they have launched cottage industries, marketing their locally produced goods online to consumers throughout the world.
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Libya has only a tiny private sector, which means there is a market for locally-produced goods.
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Consumers are increasingly interested in artisanal and locally produced items that are often perceived as higher quality.
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Kashem wants to expand his operation to start cornering the region's market for locally produced organic vegetables.
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Because Bolivia has its own wine country, bottles of locally produced wine start at less than $3.
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Suzuki's hybrid vehicles for the Indian market will be made using engines and batteries locally produced by Toyota.
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Also missing from the shelves at the supermarkets and pet stores is locally produced dog and cat food.
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Some complain that food prices, even of locally-produced vegetables and meat, had been rising as inflation soars.
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That health scare caused distrust in locally produced infant formula and benefited foreign suppliers such as Nestle NESN.
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Under current rules, however, BNDES loans are only available to companies that commit to using locally produced equipment.
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During his Thailand trip, the Pope was in a locally-produced Nissan pickup truck, according to UCA News.
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Every week, shoppers can log into the Delivered Fresh website and pick from a range of locally produced foods.
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That scandal caused distrust in locally produced infant formula and benefited foreign suppliers such as Nestle, Danone and Lactalis.
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Barings also likes Chinese entertainment companies, betting on increases in both the number of cinemagoers and locally produced films.
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The hotel's sophisticated Eco Luxury Spa uses all-natural and organic products, with an emphasis on locally produced products.
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Björn Höcke, an AfD leader in Thuringia, posted a picture of himself drinking Vita Cola, a locally produced drink.
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The Chinese jets were reportedly J-11s, a locally-produced version of the Russian Sukhoi Su-27 fighter jet.
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Jeep Renegade is Fiat Chrysler's second locally produced vehicle and follows the launch of Jeep Cherokee SUV in October.
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The latest "Star Wars" played second fiddle to a locally produced romantic comedy during its opening weekend in China.
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Lim Eul-chul of Kyungnam University in South Korea expects Miniso will soon be stocked with locally produced goods too.
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Inevitably Netflix needs to partner, place greater focus on commissioning locally produced content and address censorships with its own originals.
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Locally produced, globally distributed content is the future of Netflix, the company's co-founder and CEO told CNBC on Wednesday.
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If chosen, cities will get $25,000 to support covering streets, transportation infrastructure and highway underpasses with fresh, locally produced art.
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"Locally produced crude should be given priority in order to avoid a reduction in jobs and tax revenue," Aranguren said.
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Palm oil has been used increasingly as a feedstock for biofuels because it is cheaper than locally produced rapeseed oil.
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In addition, Iflix is also working to get quick access to locally produced cinema films in Southeast Asia, its primary market.
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Last month, Mr. Nowacoski started a service that delivers locally produced meats, cheeses and vegetables across three counties in northern Pennsylvania.
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He added that locally produced wine is still a niche market and Chinese investors are realizing that making wine is difficult.
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Trina's plan to import all its panels means it cannot tap Brazilian government financing for projects that use locally produced panels.
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Dozens of locally produced mortar projectiles filled with caustic soda were found by de-miners in Manbij, Syria, in late 2016.
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The most millennial drink ever made: It's called Recess and is carbonated, infused with CBD, locally produced and marketed by nanoinfluencers.
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Audi plans to launch five so-called new-energy vehicle models (NEVs), all locally produced in China, over the next few years.
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Minigrids involving locally produced wind and solar power, electric-vehicle batteries, small-scale hydropower and small modular nuclear reactors may be another.
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She started by replacing frozen broccoli for the fresh kind and preparing locally produced polenta and basmati rice instead of baked potatoes.
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Farmers expressed concern about palm oil competing with locally produced vegetable oil and environmental activists cited the deforestation caused in producing it.
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Rights to European and African soccer have long been a draw in Africa and Canal+ has invested heavily in locally produced content.
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Most of these shows were small, locally produced fights, but Vince foresaw the potential explosion of promoting wrestling on the silver screen.
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You can also buy locally produced compost from several community composting groups, like the Lower East Side Ecology Center or Big Reuse.
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The team works with artists and manufacturers to create objects that are accessible and affordable but still distinctive, often locally produced and handcrafted.
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But he also said the focus will be on adding more locally produced original content that resonates with audiences both domestically and internationally.
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Amazon's locally produced shows will include a thriller revolving around cricket, a gangster drama and a political satire directed by comedy collective AIB.
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Argentina's fixed price of $67 per barrel for locally produced oil is offering energy firms some protection from the global oil price rout.
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Inside the two-story school building, children and grandmothers changed into slippers and walked hallways decorated with locally produced jade-green celadon vases.
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In policy guidance and speeches, Chinese officials have repeatedly called for technology made by American companies to be replaced by locally produced ones.
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Samsung, South Korea's biggest chipmaker, has already begun to use locally produced chemicals to guard against potential shortfalls caused by the trade restrictions.
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Rights to European and African soccer have long been a draw in Africa and Canal+ has also invested heavily in locally produced content.
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Breakfasts here typically include a small glass jar filled with locally produced yogurt, along with crusty bread served thick with rich, yellow butter.
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It reinforces that what's locally produced and locally consumed is a win-win for everyone, from the farmers to the land to the people.
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The two automakers will deepen their cooperation in India, where Suzuki's hybrid vehicles will be made using engines and batteries locally produced by Toyota.
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The SRA last week raised the domestic allocation of locally produced sugar to 13 percent from 80 percent to meet the expected higher demand.
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Locally produced spices now fill shelves in supermarkets, restaurants, hotels and schools in Cameroon and neighboring countries because of their original quality, officials said.
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For 2020, India has lifted the price at which it buys locally produced new-season wheat by 4.6% to 19,250 rupees ($268.22) a tonne.
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And they are heralding the various ways it may be different from conventional milk — whether unhomogenized, organic, from grass-fed cows or locally produced.
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Then there's the fact that in some countries with poor manufacturing standards, locally produced alternatives to the expensive foreign-made formula brands can be dangerous.
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Second, there's a lot of interest among both the marijuana farming community and the consumer base to see locally made or locally produced artisanal products.
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Univision rival Telemundo has also been pushing to bring more news content to local affiliates, expanding locally-produced news programming at the 5:00 p.m.
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On Monday, the two companies announced that they would be working together to investigate the possible use of "locally-produced aviation biofuel" for their aircraft.
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In the 2014-15 school year, the city spent over $27 million on locally produced food, a nearly $2 million increase from the previous year.
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By 2038, the students say the modules could be repurposed to carry a crew to Mars, where the spaceship could refuel with locally produced methane.
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The farmers described what they called Cargill's push to increase its purchases of locally produced soy and its attempts to enhance bonds with local producers.
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The firm raised its price target to $420 from $360 for Netflix shares, saying the company's locally produced content offerings will spur demand in India.
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VW, whose China sales fell 3.4 percent last year to 3.5 million cars, has lagged in the country's SUV boom with relatively few locally produced models.
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China's safety watchdog said the current recall would affect 6,894 cars in China, including imported Q50s and a long-wheel base versions that are locally produced.
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An online petition seeking to honor the late star of the locally produced "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" PBS TV program was signed by more than 15,000 supporters.
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It's a world where food must be organic and locally produced; ghost bikes proliferate; and a strap-on must never, ever, intentionally resemble a male phallus.
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One of IKTVA's goals is to double the percentage of locally produced energy-related goods and services to 70 percent of the total spent by 2021.
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Last month Haradinaj's government raised tariffs on locally-produced Serbian and Bosnian goods to 100 percent from 10 percent because Belgrade blocked Kosovo's membership of Interpol.
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As a result, Tesla said it's now operating at a 55 percent to 60 percent cost disadvantage compared to the exact same car locally produced in China.
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In addition, Tesla continues to lack access to cash incentives available to locally produced electric vehicles in China that are typically around 20173% of MSRP or more.
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As a result, Tesla said it's now operating at a 55 percent to 503 percent cost disadvantage compared to the exact same car locally produced in China.
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With an abundance of locally produced cheap coal, the region is bucking the global trend towards finding cleaner alternatives to burning fossil fuels which emits greenhouse gases.
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Don't imagine however that locally-produced, grass-fed beef is a better bet -- low-intensity agriculture uses very large areas of land to produce comparatively little food.
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Imports will cost about the same as in your home country, but shoppers who rely on locally produced goods will pay well under $300 per month for groceries.
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These locally produced cars will allow the company to avoid import duties, which are becoming more of a problem as the Trump administration's trade war with China intensifies.
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The operator which also has screens in Poland, Hungary, Israel, Romania, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria and Slovakia said growth in these regions were helped by locally produced films.
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Zimbabwean-born comic artist Bill Masuku said the event was a chance for people to learn more about locally produced comics and occupy spaces typically dominated by Hollywood.
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Most recently, China's "Made in China 2025" strategy calls for using at least 70 percent locally-produced code, content and components in an array of advanced-manufacturing products.
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Everything is paraben-, synthetic fragrance-, phthalate-, mineral oil-, and cruelty-free — and it goes a step further by using locally grown and locally produced ingredients in its formulas.
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Segovic and Bajurin sell the wine at their bar in the hamlet of Drace on the northern side of the Peljesac peninsula alongside locally produced cheese and prosciutto.
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With its wicked humor and unsentimental treatment of Maori life, it was an immediate sensation in New Zealand, becoming the highest-grossing locally produced film of all time.
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On December 2nd Russia's president signed a controversial law that will prohibit the sale within Russia of devices that do not come pre-loaded with locally produced applications.
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The method suggested by researchers at the University of Maryland is designed to be cheap and easy to implement, using only the fungus, cloth and locally produced sesame oil.
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But domestic demand for locally produced clothes has been stifled, east African governments say, by the ubiquity of cheap, second-hand garments imported from Europe and the United States.
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Working with some of India's top artists, we cannot wait to bring more locally produced series and films to our more than 93 million members households around the world.
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Locally produced footwear and tyre products are also relatively cheaper due to high import tariffs on competing low-cost products, which help DSG to sustain its leading market position.
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It expects sales to improve as locally produced products are introduced and aims to sell 400,000 by 2020 and 1.5 million by 2025 to meet the quotas, Heizmann said.
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As The Local reports, a vineyard on the Cammino di San Tommaso pilgrimage route between Rome and Ortona has installed a fountain that flows with locally produced red wine.
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"As consumers demand more products that are fresh and locally produced, providing more hands-on education to producers to effectively manage risks can help produce safer foods," she said.
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Now, skeptics are going after a University of Maryland study that appears to promote the consumption of a certain brand of locally produced chocolate milk to a suspicious degree.
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"Sure there is money coming in," said Reza Alaverdi, a porter at Tehran's grand bazaar as he was pushing a cart laden with locally produced shirts through the narrow alleyways.
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Nigeria also plans to double the levy on new, fully-built imported vehicles to 903 percent to boost demand for locally produced cars, though the policy's approval has been delayed.
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An abundance of locally produced, cheap coal and a failure to promote alternative energy sources were key reasons for Asia bucking the global trend away from coal, energy experts said.
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Taking ocean transport costs and import tariffs into account, Tesla is now operating at a 22017% to 23% cost disadvantage compared to the exact same car locally produced in China.
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Aside from locally-produced staples such as maize meal and bread, prices of imported goods on Harare supermarket shelves have shot up 30-150 percent in the last two months.
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The NBC affiliate in my hometown, Nashville TN, didn't show the first season; it was pre-empted in that Friday 603PM time slot by a locally produced country music program.
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IEA and Goldman also pointed out that U.S. natural gas is an affordable alternative in many emerging markets where prices for locally produced energy have been high and supplies limited.
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Using locally produced resources to fuel the return vehicle, for example, would dramatically reduce what must be carried from Earth and this would reduce the overall cost of such missions.
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Turkey's central bank lowered its policy rate by 325 basis points to 16.5% earlier this month, prompting state banks to cut rates on loans for housing and locally-produced cars.
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Jimmy's business is called Koy Clothing, specialising in making high quality garments made using the unique African fabric called Kikoy, which is 100% cotton, dyed in Kenya with locally produced dyes.
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Other agriculture tech startups like AeroFarms or FreightFarms are building out indoor and container-based farms, in urban areas to meet rising consumer demands for locally-produced, and delicious fresh foods.
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While Hollywood blockbusters usually take the crown for highest grossing movies every year, locally produced films often have a way of winning over the natives, and this year was no exception.
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He added that Torba has enough locally produced food—including fish, shellfish, taro, yams, and paw paw—for the population to sustain itself and feed tourists who stay on the island.
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Some Pakistanis are frustrated by high prices and the quality of locally produced cars, which tend not to have airbags, anti-lock breaking systems (ABS) and other features considered standard elsewhere.
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The bill seeks to help Russian IT firms compete with foreign companies and would allow the government to designate certain locally-produced software as mandatory for devices sold in the country.
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Blazing sunshine and rows of grapevines are now a growing part of the English countryside, leading to a rise in locally produced sparkling wine - boosted this year by a bumper harvest.
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Even the hot sauce, honey, jam, and other locally produced products at farmers markets are often mass-produced somewhere else, on contract for what seems like a mom-and-pop company.
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Earlier this week Koca said the kits sent to the United States were locally produced PCR tests for coronavirus and added Turkey had a monthly production capacity of 2 million tests.
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Some of these films were megahits, eclipsing Hollywood imports that had for so long dominated local theaters that the government forced them to dedicate some screening time to locally produced movies.
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The restaurant prides itself on working with a single local family-owned flour mill to make its biscuits and it also boasts serving only locally produced chicken, eggs, sausage, and coffee.
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By using locally produced CVE educational and training modules, the network of civil society CVE practitioners could identify ways to intervene, interject and generate awareness of radicalization recruitment efforts in communities.
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The proposed change would eliminate the bans, lower tariffs to between 0 percent and 7 percent and provide a form of compensation for companies that buy locally produced equipment, the Ministry said.
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"Each of these bottles has its own history, representing a different territory and tradition in Italy," says Gelmini, who prizes his country's locally produced liquors, with their longstanding recipes and endemic ingredients.
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The Seattle Sounders lost Nigerian striker Obafemi Martins to China's Shanghai Shenhua but locally produced talent Jordan Morris will get a chance to create a partnership with experienced U.S. international Clint Dempsey.
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Visitors can board at working farms, stock up on locally produced organic wine, pasta and preserves and take guided trips to stone villages perched atop the rugged hills in the Palermo hinterland.
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"We want to bring back regional waterborne transportation at a reasonable cost to areas that want locally produced food," said Mr. Kunkel, who also operates a ship design and construction management firm.
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She said the bank also is rethinking existing rules that will raise content requirements for photovoltaic systems to a minimum of 76 percent locally produced components in 2020 from 56 percent now.
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Modeled after a labyrinth drawing found in Knidos, Turkey, the structure is built with locally produced bricks; by turning them on their side, Zamora exposes the perforations that normally accommodate chimney pipes.
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Tongaat said the higher import volumes resulted in locally produced sugar being displaced and exported in the latter part of the year during a period of lower world prices and a stronger currency.
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"Taking ocean transport costs and import tariffs into account, Tesla is now operating at a 55% to 60% cost disadvantage compared to the exact same car locally produced in China," the company said.
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The company will next introduce the crossover sports utility vehicle XT5 into local production and plans to launch four additional models in China by 2020, doubling its locally produced product offerings, he said.
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Food prices have slipped slightly the past two years but the government believes that by making it easier to import, prices of both imported goods and locally produced items will fall much more.
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An open economy would adjust to such a shock by allowing its currency to devalue, making imports costlier and locally produced goods more attractive (although higher inflation would be a nasty side-effect).
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A steep decline in the Turkish lira could also dent demand for the vegetable seeds that Vilmorin exports there, although this would not affect its locally-produced maize and sunflower supplies, Jacquemond said.
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Owning one of the country's top content creators and distributors would give either company both a wealth of locally produced content and platforms on which to provide its other movies and TV shows.
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The lodge's parent company, Wilderness Safaris, is reforesting more than 66 acres of habitat of the critically endangered gorillas, hiring mostly local employees and selling only locally produced items in its gift shop.
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For Netflix this could mean payments to local culture funds in France, for example, and having to meet quotas of locally produced content across the EU, something Mr Hastings seems characteristically relaxed about.
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Last weekend, the town of Otley, England held its all-day Food and Drink Festival, which featured cooking demonstrations, a kids' area, and more than 45 vendors selling locally produced foods and brews.
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The boost in ticket sales for locally-produced films is further aided by the blackout enforced by regulators preventing foreign films from being screened during the week of the Lunar New Year, Variety added.
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Nestle and its peers are trying to buck a consumer trend toward fresh, locally produced foods, which has hit sales of packaged goods, by focusing on fast-growing categories like infant formula and coffee.
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Egypt's health ministry is in the middle of negotiations with pharmaceutical companies over a 15 percent increase in prices of locally-produced drugs, and a 20 percent increase in the prices of imported ones.
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Head of Beauty at Woolworths, Vivienne Joseph said the partnership with Sir John advances the group's vision of bringing its customers locally produced products that can live alongside the Chanels of the beauty industry.
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Although Cuba does not make public the proportion of its ART-treated population receiving locally made drugs, it attributes much of its relatively low HIV incidence to the free provision of locally produced ART.
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The report said China also is using a series of cybersecurity restrictions as part of an apparent long-term goal to replace foreign information and communications technology products and services with locally produced versions.
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He worked quickly, opening his briefcase to put his goods on display — an impressive variety of locally produced marijuana brands with varying degrees of potency, with names such as Royal Queen, DNA and Nirvana.
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The Senate Committee on Works has recommended a fuel levy of 5 naira ($0.0159) per litre on imported and locally produced petrol to fix roads in Nigeria, according to the proposal approved on Thursday.
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The vaccine scandal only compounded previous concerns in China about the safety of the locally-produced food and medicine, coming off the back of a series of high-profile controversies in the past decade.
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The move, ordered by the government, puts an end to a decade-long practice under which locally produced cars were sold for dollars, forcing ordinary Uzbeks to buy foreign currency on the black market.
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In line with government plans to reduce reliance on imports, the ministry contracted Acdima International, a subsidiary of the privately owned Arab Company for Drug Industries and Medical Appliances, to source locally produced hormonal contraceptives.
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The European Union is set to move ahead with a plan to enforce pan-European quotas on streaming services like Amazon Prime Video and Netflix to support production of locally produced film and video content.
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The Nigerian government launched the "Buy Nigerian to Grow the Naira" campaign to boost patronage of locally produced products -- and with Adichie's weight firmly behind it, Nigerian fashion could get an even bigger global boost.
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"Taking ocean transport costs and import tariffs into account, Tesla is now operating at a 22.3 percent to 24 percent cost disadvantage compared to the exact same car locally produced in China," the company said.
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"Taking ocean transport costs and import tariffs into account, Tesla is now operating at a 55 percent to 60 percent cost disadvantage compared to the exact same car locally produced in China," the company said.
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Nevertheless, on a recent Friday afternoon in December, scores of passengers climbed aboard Mr. Ocampo's jeepney, one of thousands of locally produced passenger trucks that are icons of Manila's traffic-clogged and pollution-choked streets.
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The dishes should be made with locally produced ingredients, which chefs and skilled home cooks have been using for decades because they often taste better, offer more variety and can be healthier for the environment.
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In mid January, it announced that Roku TV is now available in Brazil and allows users to stream TV shows, movies and Globoplay, a Brazilian streaming service that provides users access to locally produced content.
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The locally-produced cars already offer a large price saving over imported models, and a Bloomberg report recently said the company could lower prices further as it cuts costs and uses more locally-sourced components.
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In an interview published on Sunday, Chief Executive Miguel Galuccio said that profit on YPF's shale oil and gas production was "marginal" even with the price of locally produced crude set artificially high by the government.
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That effort to sell cheaper, locally produced smartphones has taken on increased importance since November last year, when the government pulled more than 80 percent of banknotes from circulation in an effort to tackle black money.
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Abdulkarim is overseeing a Saudi Aramco initiative known as In-Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) to double the percentage of locally produced energy-related goods and services to 70 percent of the total spent by 2021.
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In appointing Mr. Dercon to replace Frank Castorf, who has led this storied theater for more than two decades, critics say that officials are forsaking an artistic tradition of locally produced, politically and aesthetically unconventional programming.
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Total argues its plans call for using less palm oil than allowed by the authorities, offer an outlet for 50,000 tonnes of locally produced rapeseed and will develop large-scale recycling of used oil and fat.
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Initiatives to meet the college's goal included using locally produced solar energy for 100 percent of its electricity, installing an underground geothermal energy project for its Tutt Library and building solar installations on and off campus.
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Mainland takings by "The Last Jedi" at its weekend debut, however, were considerably lower than the $87 million recorded by locally produced "The Ex-File: The Return of the Exes" in the same period of time.
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IKTVA is a plan outlined by the state oil giant a few years ago, aimed at doubling the percentage of locally produced energy-related goods and services to 70 percent of the total spent by 2021.
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The German automaker hooked up with Chinese state-owned company Anhui Jianghuai to make EVs in the spring, and now says it will spend $12 billion by 2025 to introduce 40 locally produced, low-emission vehicle models.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The United States might have to exempt certain types of steel made in Germany from import tariffs especially if U.S. firms dependent on special metals struggle to find locally-produced alternatives, a German minister said.
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"One simply has to include their own locally produced data, which might be better than the global data we had to use, and produce their own estimates," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a phone interview.
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Many are working in New York state, where organic farming is growing twice as fast as the national average, the latest USDA agricultural census showed, thanks in part to strong regional demand for organic, locally-produced foods.
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MUMBAI, June 22 (Reuters) - India is working on revising its drugs law to make it easier for companies to do business and to improve the safety and efficacy of locally produced drugs, the government said on Wednesday.
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Ku Chai Ku Chai Ku from Merriman's Honolulu, created by master mixologist Jim Lunchick, is a dangerously delicious winter cocktail featuring creamy iced coffee, chai-spiced honey syrup, Licor Cuarenta y Tres, and locally produced Rhum Agricole.
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Watch some more video from VICE: On sale are hundreds of products, from Caolo's watercolors (she started painting as a form of therapy when her soap-business closed down) to Rodríguez's delicate jewelry to locally-produced coffee.
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We also tried the Fricassée de Lambis, which is a kind of conch with lemon juice salt and garlic along with chili paste and tomatoes, a Creole specialty, and a couple of daiquiris with locally produced rum.
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Now, the orchard includes 1,200 trees, and has its own farmhouse cafe and shop where travelers can taste and take home jams, baked goods, locally produced honey and apple ciders flavored with lingonberry, juniper berries and gooseberries. aplagarden.ax
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Saudi Aramco outlined a plan known as In-Kingdom Total Value Add (IKTVA) two years ago, aimed at doubling the percentage of locally produced energy-related goods and services to 70 percent of the total spent by 2021.
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There may be a sheer rock face, holding a secret, locked lair of petrol-smelling caves and untold military secrets just metres away, but in here, it's all locally produced butter, hand-finished chocolates, and lovingly aged cheeses.
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The options change often, but a recent first round, referred to as una primera, was a bowl of steak-like tuna chunks in a pool of locally produced olive oil and garnished with orange zest and whole peppercorns.
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The crops are currently sold at a 20% premium, similar to organic and locally produced food, but because no soil is involved, they cannot get an organic certification, although some retailers consider them to be beyond organic, Rosenberg explains.
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The tariffs, combined with the cost of shipping its vehicles via ocean carrier and the lack of access to cash incentives that are available to locally produced electric vehicles, has put the company at a disadvantage, the company warned.
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U.S. sales grew 4.6 percent buoyed by demand for its XC60 sports utility vehicle (SUV), while sales in China, Volvo's largest market, jumped 3.2 percent due to strong demand for locally produced XC60 and its S90 premium sedan model.
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They will lead a new Arabic-language, locally produced show, created by Sesame Workshop in conjunction with the International Rescue Committee, which aims to bring laughter and learning to children affected by displacement in Syria, Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon.
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The demand for bottled water has caused us, as a culture, to shift toward showing disdain for tap water and fearing locally produced drinking water, while drastically reducing the number of public water fountains and freely accessible water to the public.
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At first, the bartenders at El Abajeño spiked their cazuelas with Blanco Madero—a fiery aguardiente made from sugar cane in the northern state of Coahuila—but they soon began using more refined and locally produced tequila in its place.
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Total has come under criticism from farmers who have expressed concern that imported palm oil for the refinery would unfairly compete with locally produced vegetable oil, while environmental activists against the refinery, citing the deforestation caused by palm oil production.
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The project means LNG Gorskaya could deliver the Baltic's first large-scale, locally produced Russian LNG three years ahead of Gazprom's Baltic LNG project, a much delayed plan the state-owned gas giant now expects to be running by 2023.
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Researchers investigating contamination of locally produced food and forest products in the Ukraine and Russia found that levels of radioactive isotopes were substantially higher than the permissible limits for human consumption, in some cases by as much as 22013 times.
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Researchers investigating contamination of locally produced food and forest products in the Ukraine and Russia found that levels of radioactive isotopes were substantially higher than the permissible limits for human consumption, in some cases by as much as 22015 times.
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Co-op, which had 4 million active customer members who receive a reward for buying its own-brand products, has been sourcing more products, such as meat, from British farmers in response to customer demands for locally-produced food, he said.
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Klimentyev wants to set up an independent distribution network for locally produced organic products, encouraged by the training he received two years ago at a school for green startups in economically depressed areas around Lake Baikal, the world's biggest freshwater body.
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Bohemianism had already taken hold of the famous neighborhood with émigrés such as herself leading a furious pace of artistic production and numerous locally produced magazines including Modern Art Collector, Bruno's Weekly, and Playboy: A Portfolio of Art and Satire.
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"If we see a rise, it would raise the cost of locally produced vehicles by around $25.4,22018 each, and increase costs for (models imported from Japan) by $23.2,229," Toyota senior managing director Masayoshi Shirayanagi told reporters at a results briefing.
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The tariffs, combined with the cost of shipping its vehicles via ocean carrier and the lack of access to cash incentives that are available to locally produced electric vehicles, has put the company at a disadvantage, the company warned at the time.
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"The Gorge Farm plant is physical proof that locally produced feedstock can be used to generate clean and cost-effective power for all Kenyans," said Mike Nolan, chief operating officer at Tropical Power, a developer of biogas and solar plants in Africa.
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ONGC fell 10 percent after the government said it would change a tax called the Oil Industries Development Cess on locally produced crude oil from 4,500 rupees per tonne to a higher-than-expected 20 percent of the value of the commodity.
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By the time Dyson's first car is ready in 2021, Tesla may already be selling locally produced cars in China after it signed a deal with the Shanghai government for an 860,000 square meter plot of land to build its first overseas Gigafactory.
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To pinpoint potential locations in the Northeast that best reach what Mr. Oberholtzer calls Tender Greens's "psychographic" — the college-educated diner who cares about health and locally produced food — he starts with data from a customer analytics firm that specializes in site selection.
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This is a wildly sentimental and nostalgic reaction, but college basketball, perhaps more than any other major American sport, runs on this sort of locally produced sensibility and how it gets projected, however hard it may be to identify, onto the court.
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Behind its forecast lift were cost cuts, including moves to source more vehicle parts locally, and initiatives like marketing locally produced cars more aggressively to mitigate the impact of a strong yen, Executive Vice President Takahiko Ijichi told reporters at a briefing.
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Consumers' appetite for fresh, locally produced foods has hit sales of packaged goods, a trend Nestle and its peers are trying to buck by focusing on fast-growing categories like infant formula or coffee, accelerating innovation and putting less sugar and fat in their products.
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Ever since he first visited Ghana in 2002 as a student working on an ethnomusicology degree, Mr. Shimkovitz has been an avid collector of locally produced African music cassettes, turning his passion into a popular music blog in 2006 and a record label in 2011.
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Currently, Aramco's rigs in the kingdom are manufactured overseas but it hopes to repatriate some of that production under its In-Kingdom Total Value Add Program (IKTVA), which envisages doubling the percentage of locally-produced energy-related goods and services to 70 percent by 2021.
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Farmers are protesting against France's decision to allow Total to use imported palm oil at a biofuel plant, which would compete with biodiesel made from locally produced oilseed crops, further souring relations between the EU's biggest farm sector and the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
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Bezos said the Amazon is also eyeing making exports of locally produced goods from India — in line with New Delhi's Make in India program that encourages companies to manufacture locally in the nation — to be of $10 billion in size on Amazon platform by 2025.
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While Zara, H&M and other fast-fashion brands now offer ample opportunity to stray from the cashmere path, in Spain, at least, shoppers can still expect to find locally produced garments and articles of extraordinary quality that are relatively affordable compared to international brands.
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And Tesla's challenges are a microcosm of the trade issues that confound so many American manufacturers: To sell its cars in China, Tesla faces tariffs and other disincentives that make its vehicles 40 percent more expensive than locally produced electric cars, according to Mr. Musk.
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The Ebrington Arms, a 193-year-old inn and pub in an appealing village of the same name, checks all the boxes for what you want in a great British pub: cozy rooms with fireplaces, locally produced, cask-conditioned ales and a picturesque beer garden.
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The protests were triggered by France's decision to allow Total to use imported palm oil at a biofuel plant, which would compete with biodiesel made from locally produced oilseed crops, further souring relations between the EU's biggest farm sector and the government of President Emmanuel Macron.
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It will mark Beyond's first production plant outside of the U.S. "The consumer response in Europe has been very positive, and we look forward to being able to better serve those customers with locally produced products," Seth Goldman, Beyond Meat's executive chairman, said in a statement.
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But with inadequate pipelines and storage tanks, users in the world's second-largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) importer are scrambling for supplies of imported and locally produced gas from dealers like Li. He's currently dispatching nearly 2410 trailers a day, each carrying 22016 metric tonnes of LNG.
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Omar's "mini car", a rectangular vehicle made of a solid steel body which seats up to six people, is cheaper than the widely-used imported auto rickshaw — not much more than a covered three-wheel scooter with a passenger bench — because it is almost entirely locally produced.
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OPIC's new "Connect Africa" initiative aims to further integrate Sub-Saharan Africa into the global trade market by focusing investment on transportation infrastructure like roads, ports and airports; information and communications technology; and value chains to help ensure more locally produced products can reach global markets.
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At Whole Foods Markets nationwide, sales of grass-fed cow's milk — much of it locally produced — have experienced "high double-digit growth during the past two years and will likely increase in 210," said Julie Blubaugh, the manager of local products for the company's Midwest division.
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French farmers have blocked access to more than a dozen oil depots and refineries as part of a three-day protest over plans to allow oil major Total to use imported palm oil at a biofuel plant, which would compete with biodiesel made from locally produced oilseed crops.
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One Middle East sugar trader said the new export tariff "won't change anything on the ground as no locally produced sugar is being exported at the moment", with the exception of sugar produced by Savola, which will be unaffected because its operation is based in a free zone.
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But the company views the turbines merely as a cash cow for a bigger ambition: to create a global "energy internet", or operating system, that helps companies manage locally produced, or "distributed", energy assets such as turbines and solar panels, electric vehicles, battery storage and commercial electrical appliances.
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The agreements were signed on the sidelines of Aramco's In-Kingdom Total Value Add Program (IKTVA), a plan outlined by the state oil giant two years ago, aimed at doubling the percentage of locally produced energy-related goods and services to 70 percent of the total spent by 2021.
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China is the world's biggest ice cream market and sales soared 90 percent to $11.4 billion in the six years to 2014, according to research by Mintel, although the firm warned that a vast array of locally produced, low-price brands would be a challenge for international competitors.
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The protests, which blocked 18 sites in France and led to some petrol stations running dry, were triggered by France's decision to allow oil and gas major Total to use imported palm oil at a biofuel plant, a cheaper alternative to biodiesel made from locally produced oilseed crops.
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Chief of business development and partnerships Ajeng Parameswari says Indonesia's film industry contributed about $69 billion to its economy in 2015, with 7% year-over-year growth; locally produced movies account for about 40% of movies circulating in the country, a number expected to increase 55% this year.
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One way to engage your family and friends in a conversation about sustainability without coming across as overbearing or critical is to gift them a sustainable good, like a reusable water bottle, beeswax food wrap or locally-produced items like jewelry or soap made by artisans, says George.
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"The combined company will have the best of both worlds, premium US programming that seamlessly travels across borders and hundreds of thousands of hours of locally produced international programming, all available with the click of a button," former acting CBS CEO Joe Ianniello told investors during a call in August 2019.
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The comments come after the United States, a major market for Japanese cars, imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum imports and pushes for new terms for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), including boosting requirements for locally produced content of cars made in the three signatory nations where Japanese automakers have factories.
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The comments come after the United States, a major market for Japanese cars, imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports and pushes for new terms for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), including boosting requirements for locally produced content of cars made in the three signatory nations where Japanese automakers have factories.
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"If we see a rise, it would raise the cost of locally produced vehicles by around $1,800 each, and increase costs for (models imported from Japan) by $6,1063," Toyota senior managing director Masayoshi Shirayanagi told reporters at a results briefing, referring to U.S.-made Camry sedans, one of the automaker's most iconic models.
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Diners sit on the waterfront patio, on rustic blue or white painted wooden chairs, and can begin with starters like sxizakia — slices of bread slathered with tomato sauce — washed down with an array of Greek libations, from ouzo to locally produced wines like the citrusy Malagousia white from the Ktima Gerovassiliou vineyard. medusamilos.
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The best thing about the setting was not the gentle Mediterranean breeze grazing my cheeks, nor the faint fragrance of pines and locally-produced virgin olive oil — It's the glass of chilled rosé sitting in my hand, which comes in endless supply, as part of my all-inclusive package at Club Med Opio en Provence.
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It was smaller and more manageable than Montepò, and the family had a glimpse of what it might become: an intimate inn; a cultural center where vineyards and olive groves would produce wine, grappa and extra-virgin oil; a setting for musical performances and international symposiums; a workshop for locally produced crafts and furniture.
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Prior to May, China's imports of Malaysian crude were mostly of one grade, Nemina, blended from West African crudes, and went to primarily one buyer, state trader ChemChina, according to Refinitiv's Li. Only a fraction of Malaysia's locally produced crude oil, which typically is light and of lower sulfur content and thus more pricey, moves to China.
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When it launched its In-Kingdom Total Value Add program (IKTVA) in 2015, Aramco said it aimed to double the percentage of locally-produced energy-related goods and services to 70 percent by 2021 U.S. companies have traditionally worked with Aramco on massive projects covering consultancy and project management services to maintaining oil potential in upstream projects and drilling to building refineries.
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When it launched its In-Kingdom Total Value Add programme (IKTVA) in 2015, Aramco said it aimed to double the percentage of locally-produced energy-related goods and services to 70 percent by 2021 U.S. companies have traditionally worked with Aramco on massive projects covering consultancy and project management services to maintaining oil potential in upstream projects and drilling to building refineries.
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