Sentences with phrase «cent of production»

In Quebec, for example, falling demand over the past seven years has resulted in an inventory surplus equal to 63 per cent of all production in 2005, or roughly 24 million kilograms.

«In the past when we would contact an individual company they would say we only have 10 per cent of the production in that factory, we don't have much leverage.

In a move likely aimed at appeasing competition regulators, the mining companies scrapped plans to jointly market up to 15 per cent of production from their Pilbara operations.

With a claimed 70 per cent of all production Porsches still on the road — many classic models have recently seen their values skyrocket - there's certainly no shortage of demand for approved facilities like these.

Quanta Computer is said to take on around 70 per cent of production duties, while Foxconn will handle the remaining 30 per cent.

There are phones on the door armrests, but whether they'll make production we're not sure — Byton says what you see in our photos is 85 per cent of production reality.

«Our domestic sales account for about 65 — 70 per cent of our production but it is important for us to be in the main overseas markets and establish a global brand presence.

The dairy giant said it has devoted the maximum possible volume of its 22 billion litres of milk to production of milk powders to capitalise on the stronger prices but has been unable to shift more than 70 per cent of production to powders because of the nature of its existing infrastructure.

Limited to 700 units, the largest market will be the USA, accounting for 43 per cent of production.